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The impression I picked up earlier was that 'historical' would be a catagory for references that are out of print and have no current incarnations. Which is why I said what I did in the material Carol has quoted.
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Hi Mardi, I really don't know how to answer you. 
All I did was express a desire to see an organized thread with samples of the star atlases we use. Others expanded my idea to include discussions and mini-reviews.
Not to worry though, I'm sure the links you mentioned will eventually wind up in the appropriate publication discussion, and if anyone wants to write a formal Review, they still can (and have always been able to).
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I think the main difference would be that here we would have a quick reference for people who are shopping around, not in-depth reviews. It would (I hope!) compliment flat out reviews and not be redundant. Remains to be seen how well it will work out, but there's certainly no harm and going forward with it.
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Ah, ok, i was just curious. What with all the 'contacting publishers' etc it sounded like a more involved endeavor than just a sneak peak sort of thing. I guess i am still not too clear on exactly what these quick references would contain or consist of... I'd help writing some (re; the few stellar atlases i have & use for doubles) but it'd probably be best to just wait until it's all shaken out a bit more...
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That's okay, Mardi. I'm not at all sure, all the time, exactly where this is going either. That's why Carol is going to produce a sample for us to whack around and check for cracks.
As for the permissions, what we're talking about reproducing so people can make meaningful comparisons, exceeds (as far as I know at this point) acceptable fair use due to being produced on the internet. A few copies handed out at a club meeting would not cause a publisher any concern. A page potentially visible to millions, that's apparently another matter. (And explains why not everything Amazon sells has sample pages to view.)
It may turn out to be an unnecessary concern (at least in some cases), but it can't hurt and may well earn us a tiny bit of extra respect out there in the big bad world.
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I'm almost done with the publishers' list, but need some help. Amazon.com gave me two results of a title search on 'Collins Stars'. They're pretty similar but have different authors and publishers.
"Collins Gem: Stars (Collins Gem)" by Ian Ridpath and Wil Tirion Published by HarperCollins (September 27, 2005)
"Stars (Collins Gem)" by Geoffrey W. Potts Published by Trafalgar Square Publishing (April 2000)
Would whomever added it to the list please check their copy and let me know which one it is? Thanks! 
Also, I'm gathering the links of the online charts and have all of them except the 'John Small Free Telrad charts'. Anyone have a live one?
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Here's another historical one: "A New Popular Star Atlas (Epoch 1950)" R.M.G. Inglis Gall and Inglis Ltd. 12 Newington Road, Edinburgh 1949
Mine is the "9th impression, 1974"
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Hi Rick, please feel free to add the Title to the list (per the instructions given above the list). This is a group project, so don't be shy.
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Also, I'm gathering the links of the online charts and have all of them except the 'John Small Free Telrad charts'. Anyone have a live one?
http://www.atmob.org/library/member/skymaps_jsmall.html
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I notice these were omited from the software list:
Guide - by Bill Grey EasySky - by Matthais Busch SkyMap Pro - by Chris Marriott
In addition the above and many more for different OS can be found on the web sites.
http://astrotips.com/
http://astro.nineplanets.org/astrosoftware.html
http://www.midnightkite.com/software.html
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Sept 30, 2006 Software added
Guide - by Bill Grey EasySky - by Matthais Busch Earth Centered Universe - Dave J. Lane SkyMap Pro - by Chris Marriott
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This is a group project, so please feel free to add to it.
1: Just paste the contents of everything between the slash-lines into the reply box.
2: Insert your addition in alphabetical order in one of the three categories.
3: Then above the top slash-line, please note the date and what's been changed.
Thanks!
<< PRINTED MATERIAL >> (standard large atlases; free online atlas projects; field guide formats that double as general amateur astronomy references but include fairly detailed charts)
AAVSO Variable Star Atlas Astronomy Magazine Atlas of the Stars Atlas of Deep Sky Splendors by Vehrenberg Bright Star Atlas Cambridge Star Atlas Collins Atlas of the Night Sky Collins Stars Deep Sky Reiseatlas (German) Deep Sky Tools: 5800 Free Mini-maps by Jose Ramon Edmund Mag 5 Star Atlas Herald-Bobroff AstroAtlas John Small Free Telrad charts Mallas & Kreimer Messier Album Messier Card Millenium Star Atlas National Audubon Society Field Guide to the Night Sky Norton's Orion Deep Map 600 Peterson First Guides / Astronomy Peterson's Guide to the Stars and Planets Philips Color Star Atlas Pocket Sky Atlas Seasonal Star Charts and Luminous Star Finder: A Complete Guide to the Stars Sky Atlas 2000, desk, field, and deluxe versions Sky Atlas for Small Telescopes and Binoculars Taki's Star Atlas Taki's 8.5 Magnitude Star Atlas Telrad Finder Chart of the Best 300 Objects The Mag-7 Star Atlas Project by Andrew Johnson The New Atlas of the Stars (Mellinger and Hoffmann) The Observer's Sky Atlas by Karkoschka The Photographic Atlas of the Stars by Arnold, Doherty, Moore Tully's Nearby Galaxies Atlas Uranometria 2000.0, 1st and 2nd editions Utah Skies' Messier Telrad Finder Charts
<< PLANETARIUM PROGRAMS AND SOFTWARE >> Cartes du Ciel CNebulaX Project DeepSky Astronomy Software Earth Centered Universe - by Dave J. Lane EasySky - by Matthais Busch Eye & Telescope 2.0 by Thomas Pfleger (German) Guide (Project Pluto) - by Bill Grey HN Sky Megastar Sky Chart III SkyMap Pro - by Chris Marriott SkyTools2 Star Atlas Pro Starry Night The Sky
<< HISTORICAL PUBLICATIONS >> Atlas Borealis/Eclipticalis/Australis (3 volumes) Skalnate-Pleso Atlas of the Heavens (aka Atlas Coeli by Antonin Becvar: desk, deluxe, and field versions)
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Quote:
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Also, I'm gathering the links of the online charts and have all of them except the 'John Small Free Telrad charts'. Anyone have a live one?
http://www.atmob.org/library/member/skymaps_jsmall.html
Thanks Don!
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amended October 2nd, 2006
A Field Guide to Stars and Planets was: Peterson's Guide to the Stars and Planets
Atlas of Nearby Galaxies was: Tully's Nearby Galaxies Atlas
Atlas of the Heavens was: Skalnate-Pleso Atlas of the Heavens (aka Atlas Coeli by Antonin Becvar: desk, deluxe, and field versions) >note: Searches pointed me towards sites which listed the name of the book as 'Atlas of the Heavens', so that's what the title was amended to. 'Skalnate-Pleso' seems to be the name/location of an observatory, and 'coeli' loosely translates to 'heaven'.
Collins Stars (Omitted till we find out which publication is being referred to)
Norton's Star Atlas and Reference Handbook, 20th Edition was: Norton's
Sky & Telescope's Pocket Sky Atlas was: Pocket Sky Atlas
Sky Atlas 2000.0 was: Sky Atlas 2000, desk, field, and deluxe versions
The Edmund mag 6 Star Atlas was: Edmund Mag 5 Star Atlas (mag 5 atlas not found in searches.. I'm assuming the mag 6 is the most recent edition?)
The Messier Album was: Mallas & Kreimer Messier Album
The Observer's Sky Atlas: With 50 Star Charts Covering the Entire Sky was: The Observer's Sky Atlas by Karkoschka
Uranometria 2000.0 was: Uranometria 2000.0, 1st and 2nd editions
'Collins Stars' has been removed from the list, pending verification by the original contributor as to which of two publications they were referring to. (Scroll back to previous posts to read my verification request.) The rest of the above amendments are title corrections I came across while searching for the publishers. Also, I've placed the publisher's name behind the book titles, and have placed URLs beneath the free, downloadable online charts. The 'planetarium programs and software' section hasn't been done yet, but will be amended as the information is found.
Tom, I'll make a separate post for you with everything grouped by publisher.
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This is a group project, so please feel free to add to it.
1: Just paste the contents of everything between the slash-lines into the reply box.
2: Insert your addition in alphabetical order in one of the three categories.
3: Then above the top slash-line, please note the date and what's been changed.
Thanks!
<< PRINTED MATERIAL >>
A Field Guide to Stars and Planets – (Houghton Mifflin) AAVSO Variable Star Atlas – (Sky Pub Corp) Astronomy Magazine Atlas of the Stars – (Kalmbach Publishing Co) Atlas of Deep Sky Splendors – (Cambridge University Press) Atlas of Nearby Galaxies – (Cambridge University Press) Bright Star Atlas – (Willman-Bell) Cambridge Star Atlas – (Cambridge University Press) Collins Atlas of the Night Sky – (Collins) Deep Sky Reiseatlas – (Oculum-Verlag) Deep Sky Tools: 5800 Free Mini-maps by Jose Ramon: http://www.cloudynights.com/item.php?item_id=1237 Herald-Bobroff AstroAtlas – (HB2000 Publications) John Small Free Telrad charts: http://www.atmob.org/library/member/skymaps_jsmall.html Messier Card – (Sky Pub Corp) Millennium Star Atlas – (Sky Pub Corp) National Audubon Society Field Guide to the Night Sky – (Alfred A. Knopf, Inc.) Norton's Star Atlas and Reference Handbook, 20th Edition – (Prentice Hall) Orion Deep Map 600 – (no publisher listed on website) Peterson First Guides / Astronomy – (Houghton Mifflin Company) Philips Color Star Atlas – (Kalmbach Pub Co) Seasonal Star Charts and Luminous Star Finder – (Hubbard Scientific Co) Sky & Telescope's Pocket Sky Atlas – (Sky Publishing Corporation) Sky Atlas 2000.0 – (Sky Publishing Corporation) Sky Atlas for Small Telescopes and Binoculars – (David Chandler Co) Taki's Star Atlas: http://www.asahi-net.or.jp/~zs3t-tk/atlas/atlas.htm Taki's 8.5 Magnitude Star Atlas: http://www.asahi-net.or.jp/~zs3t-tk/atlas_85/atlas_85.htm Telrad Finder Chart of the Best 300 Objects – [no publisher located] The Edmund mag 6 Star Atlas – (Edmund Scientific Co) The Mag-7 Star Atlas Project by Andrew Johnson: http://www.cloudynights.com/item.php?item_id=1052 The Messier Album – (Sky Publishing Corporation) The New Atlas of the Stars – (Firefly Books) The Observer's Sky Atlas: With 50 Star Charts Covering the Entire Sky – (Springer) The Photographic Atlas of the Stars – (Kalmbach Publishing) Uranometria 2000.0 – (Willmann-Bell) Utah Skies' Messier Telrad Finder Charts: http://www.utahskies.org/deepsky/messier/charts/messierTelradFrameSet.html
<< PLANETARIUM PROGRAMS AND SOFTWARE >> Cartes du Ciel CNebulaX Project DeepSky Astronomy Software Eye & Telescope 2.0 by Thomas Pfleger (German) HN Sky Megastar Sky Chart III SkyTools2 Star Atlas Pro Starry Night The Sky
<< HISTORICAL PUBLICATIONS >> Atlas Borealis/Eclipticalis/Australis [3 volumes] – (Sky Pub Corp) Atlas of the Heavens – (Publishing House of the Czechoslovak Academy of Sciences)
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Ok Tom, here's the list of publications grouped by publisher. 
Alfred A. Knopf, Inc. National Audubon Society Field Guide to the Night Sky
Cambridge University Press Atlas of Deep Sky Splendors Atlas of Nearby Galaxies Cambridge Star Atlas
Collins Collins Atlas of the Night Sky
David Chandler Co Sky Atlas for Small Telescopes and Binoculars
Edmund Scientific Co The Edmund mag 6 star atlas
Firefly Books The New Atlas of the Stars
HB2000 Publications Herald-Bobroff AstroAtlas
Houghton Mifflin A Field Guide to Stars and Planets Peterson First Guides / Astronomy
Hubbard Scientific Co Seasonal Star Charts and Luminous Star Finder
Kalmbach Publishing Co. Astronomy Magazine Atlas of the Stars Philips Color Star Atlas The Photographic Atlas of the Stars
Oculum-Verlag Deep Sky Reiseatlas
Prentice Hall Norton's Star Atlas and Reference Handbook, 20th Edition
Publishing House of the Czechoslovak Academy of Sciences Atlas of the Heavens
Sky Pub Corp AAVSO Variable Star Atlas Atlas Borealis/Eclipticalis/Australis (3 volumes) Messier Card Millenium Star Atlas Sky & Telescope's Pocket Sky Atlas Sky Atlas 2000.0 The Messier Album
Springer The Observer's Sky Atlas: With 50 Star Charts Covering the Entire Sky
Willmann-Bell Bright Star Atlas Uranometria 2000.0
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Thanks, Carol. I'll start building a file for contact information so I can get to the right people when someone volunteers to write a specific review.
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Carol, Astromist: http://www.astromist.com/ a computer charting program and more. Don Pensack
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amended October 2nd, 2006
A Field Guide to Stars and Planets was: Peterson's Guide to the Stars and Planets
Atlas of Nearby Galaxies was: Tully's Nearby Galaxies Atlas
Atlas of the Heavens was: Skalnate-Pleso Atlas of the Heavens (aka Atlas Coeli by Antonin Becvar: desk, deluxe, and field versions) >note: Searches pointed me towards sites which listed the name of the book as 'Atlas of the Heavens', so that's what the title was amended to. 'Skalnate-Pleso' seems to be the name/location of an observatory, and 'coeli' loosely translates to 'heaven'.
Collins Stars (Omitted till we find out which publication is being referred to)
Norton's Star Atlas and Reference Handbook, 20th Edition was: Norton's
Sky & Telescope's Pocket Sky Atlas was: Pocket Sky Atlas
Sky Atlas 2000.0 was: Sky Atlas 2000, desk, field, and deluxe versions
The Edmund mag 6 Star Atlas was: Edmund Mag 5 Star Atlas (mag 5 atlas not found in searches.. I'm assuming the mag 6 is the most recent edition?)
The Messier Album was: Mallas & Kreimer Messier Album
The Observer's Sky Atlas: With 50 Star Charts Covering the Entire Sky was: The Observer's Sky Atlas by Karkoschka
Uranometria 2000.0 was: Uranometria 2000.0, 1st and 2nd editions
'Collins Stars' has been removed from the list, pending verification by the original contributor as to which of two publications they were referring to. (Scroll back to previous posts to read my verification request.) The rest of the above amendments are title corrections I came across while searching for the publishers. Also, I've placed the publisher's name behind the book titles, and have placed URLs beneath the free, downloadable online charts. The 'planetarium programs and software' section hasn't been done yet, but will be amended as the information is found.
Tom, I'll make a separate post for you with everything grouped by publisher.
///////////////////////////////////////////////
This is a group project, so please feel free to add to it.
1: Just paste the contents of everything between the slash-lines into the reply box.
2: Insert your addition in alphabetical order in one of the three categories.
3: Then above the top slash-line, please note the date and what's been changed.
Thanks!
<< PRINTED MATERIAL >>
A Field Guide to Stars and Planets – (Houghton Mifflin) AAVSO Variable Star Atlas – (Sky Pub Corp) Astronomy Magazine Atlas of the Stars – (Kalmbach Publishing Co) Atlas of Deep Sky Splendors – (Cambridge University Press) Atlas of Nearby Galaxies – (Cambridge University Press) Bright Star Atlas – (Willman-Bell) Cambridge Star Atlas – (Cambridge University Press) Collins Atlas of the Night Sky – (Collins) Deep Sky Reiseatlas – (Oculum-Verlag) Deep Sky Tools: 5800 Free Mini-maps by Jose Ramon: http://www.cloudynights.com/item.php?item_id=1237 Herald-Bobroff AstroAtlas – (HB2000 Publications) John Small Free Telrad charts: http://www.atmob.org/library/member/skymaps_jsmall.html Messier Card – (Sky Pub Corp) Millennium Star Atlas – (Sky Pub Corp) National Audubon Society Field Guide to the Night Sky – (Alfred A. Knopf, Inc.) Norton's Star Atlas and Reference Handbook, 20th Edition – (Prentice Hall) Orion Deep Map 600 – (no publisher listed on website) Peterson First Guides / Astronomy – (Houghton Mifflin Company) Philips Color Star Atlas – (Kalmbach Pub Co) Seasonal Star Charts and Luminous Star Finder – (Hubbard Scientific Co) Sky & Telescope's Pocket Sky Atlas – (Sky Publishing Corporation) Sky Atlas 2000.0 – (Sky Publishing Corporation) Sky Atlas for Small Telescopes and Binoculars – (David Chandler Co) Taki's Star Atlas: http://www.asahi-net.or.jp/~zs3t-tk/atlas/atlas.htm Taki's 8.5 Magnitude Star Atlas: http://www.asahi-net.or.jp/~zs3t-tk/atlas_85/atlas_85.htm Telrad Finder Chart of the Best 300 Objects – [no publisher located] The Edmund mag 6 Star Atlas – (Edmund Scientific Co) The Mag-7 Star Atlas Project by Andrew Johnson: http://www.cloudynights.com/item.php?item_id=1052 The Messier Album – (Sky Publishing Corporation) The New Atlas of the Stars – (Firefly Books) The Observer's Sky Atlas: With 50 Star Charts Covering the Entire Sky – (Springer) The Photographic Atlas of the Stars – (Kalmbach Publishing) Uranometria 2000.0 – (Willmann-Bell) Utah Skies' Messier Telrad Finder Charts: http://www.utahskies.org/deepsky/messier/charts/messierTelradFrameSet.html
<< PLANETARIUM PROGRAMS AND SOFTWARE >> Cartes du Ciel CNebulaX Project DeepSky Astronomy Software Eye & Telescope 2.0 by Thomas Pfleger (German) HN Sky Megastar Sky Chart III SkyTools2 Star Atlas Pro Starry Night The Sky
<< HISTORICAL PUBLICATIONS >> Atlas Borealis/Eclipticalis/Australis [3 volumes] – (Sky Pub Corp) Atlas of the Heavens – (Publishing House of the Czechoslovak Academy of Sciences)
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-------------------- Don Pensack
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By the way, in case anyone is wondering (I sure am) Random house has not responded.
Carol, maybe you should go ahead and post the written portion so we can start fiddlin' with it?
-------------------- Thomas Watson
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Almost like having to wait for clear skies, ain't it?
The 'National Audubon Society Field Guide to the Night Sky' scan was sent to you on 9/25.. iirc they said 3-5 weeks so they're not even overdue yet. In any case, I'll start putting the Fact Sheet together.
Don, in order to clean up the quoted list, I'll insert the new one you posted. (Btw, how much are those Palm Pilots? I'm so technologically impaired it's pathetic. )
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Amended October 11, 2006 Adding 'Astromist' per Don's post
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1: Just paste the contents of everything between the slash-lines into the reply box.
2: Insert your addition in alphabetical order in one of the three categories.
3: Then above the top slash-line, please note the date and what's been changed.
Thanks!
<< PRINTED MATERIAL >>
A Field Guide to Stars and Planets – (Houghton Mifflin) AAVSO Variable Star Atlas – (Sky Pub Corp) Astronomy Magazine Atlas of the Stars – (Kalmbach Publishing Co) Atlas of Deep Sky Splendors – (Cambridge University Press) Atlas of Nearby Galaxies – (Cambridge University Press) Bright Star Atlas – (Willman-Bell) Cambridge Star Atlas – (Cambridge University Press) Collins Atlas of the Night Sky – (Collins) Deep Sky Reiseatlas – (Oculum-Verlag) Deep Sky Tools: 5800 Free Mini-maps by Jose Ramon: http://www.cloudynights.com/item.php?item_id=1237 Herald-Bobroff AstroAtlas – (HB2000 Publications) John Small Free Telrad charts: http://www.atmob.org/library/member/skymaps_jsmall.html Messier Card – (Sky Pub Corp) Millennium Star Atlas – (Sky Pub Corp) National Audubon Society Field Guide to the Night Sky – (Alfred A. Knopf, Inc.) Norton's Star Atlas and Reference Handbook, 20th Edition – (Prentice Hall) Orion Deep Map 600 – (no publisher listed on website) Peterson First Guides / Astronomy – (Houghton Mifflin Company) Philips Color Star Atlas – (Kalmbach Pub Co) Seasonal Star Charts and Luminous Star Finder – (Hubbard Scientific Co) Sky & Telescope's Pocket Sky Atlas – (Sky Publishing Corporation) Sky Atlas 2000.0 – (Sky Publishing Corporation) Sky Atlas for Small Telescopes and Binoculars – (David Chandler Co) Taki's Star Atlas: http://www.asahi-net.or.jp/~zs3t-tk/atlas/atlas.htm Taki's 8.5 Magnitude Star Atlas: http://www.asahi-net.or.jp/~zs3t-tk/atlas_85/atlas_85.htm Telrad Finder Chart of the Best 300 Objects – [no publisher located] The Edmund mag 6 Star Atlas – (Edmund Scientific Co) The Mag-7 Star Atlas Project by Andrew Johnson: http://www.cloudynights.com/item.php?item_id=1052 The Messier Album – (Sky Publishing Corporation) The New Atlas of the Stars – (Firefly Books) The Observer's Sky Atlas: With 50 Star Charts Covering the Entire Sky – (Springer) The Photographic Atlas of the Stars – (Kalmbach Publishing) Uranometria 2000.0 – (Willmann-Bell) Utah Skies' Messier Telrad Finder Charts: http://www.utahskies.org/deepsky/messier/charts/messierTelradFrameSet.html
<< PLANETARIUM PROGRAMS AND SOFTWARE >> Astromist http://www.astromist.com/ Cartes du Ciel CNebulaX Project DeepSky Astronomy Software Eye & Telescope 2.0 by Thomas Pfleger (German) HN Sky Megastar Sky Chart III SkyTools2 Star Atlas Pro Starry Night The Sky
<< HISTORICAL PUBLICATIONS >> Atlas Borealis/Eclipticalis/Australis [3 volumes] – (Sky Pub Corp) Atlas of the Heavens – (Publishing House of the Czechoslovak Academy of Sciences)
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-------------------- Carol Lakomiak, Tomahawk WI
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The 'National Audubon Society Field Guide to the Night Sky' scan was sent to you on 9/25.. iirc they said 3-5 weeks so they're not even overdue yet. In any case, I'll start putting the Fact Sheet together.
Ya know, you're right.
Getting impatient in my old age, I guess...
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