61. Location Bibliography Abstract Lawson2 Scholarly examination into many aspects of welsh surnames. . A. Surnames in the County of Down. Ulster Journal of archaelogy First Series http://homepages.newnet.co.uk/dance/webpjd/intro/britbib.htm

Location Bibliography Items that I have found particularly useful are highlighted Surnames(in general) Europe(in general) British Isles Channel Isles ... Wales If you came to this page directly, then please access Modern British Surname Studies Surnames- General Hrafnhoh XIX : a Magazine of Surname Studies, Literature, Heraldry,and General Topics, Mostly in English and Edited by Joseph Biddulph . Pontypridd: Languages Information Centre, 1992. The Journal of One-Name Studies Horsham: Guild of One-Name Studies, 1982-. Clark, Thomas. Surnames Metrically Arranged and Classified, With an Introductory Inquiry into Their Origin and Use . London: Simkin, Marshall and Co., 1859. Dunkling, Leslie. Guinness Book of Names . Enfield: Guinness, 1995. Notes: previously published: 1974, 1983, 1986 Abstract: Lawson1: "wide coverage of many aspects of names and naming. Includes first name origins, fashions, nicknames, tradenames. Table of popular names" Ferguson, Robert. Surnames As a Science . London: Routledge, 1883. Notes: Reprinted by Heraldry Today in 1967 Garfield, E. "What's in a Surname."

62. Research The history of art and archaelogy was revealed to me by Maude Gatewood, a 1979, whileexamining the poetry of Taliesin, I discovered that the welsh bards had http://www.michaelcarmichael.com/research.html

The period following my graduation from university was dominated by research in intellectual history, especially the history of philosophy. I read the works of modern philosophers: Bertrand Russell, Alfreed North Whitehead, Friedrich Nietzsche, Edmund Husserl, Ludwig Wittengenstein and Godel, as well as the classics: Plato, Aristotle, Bacon, Hobbes, Descartes, Locke, Rousseau, Kant, Hegel and Emerson. Extracurricular activities centered on the peace movement, civil rights, environmental protests and work for the political campaigns of liberal candidates. Robert Rieke emerged as my principal mentor, and I continued to consult Fredrickson, Morrill, Perzel and Robbins. Through experimentation with psychoactive substances, I recognised both: the objective falsification of Cartesian duality and the relevance of shamanism to the history of science. Carlos Castaneda's work, which is frequently criticised by academic authorities who have misread and misintrpreted his writings, provided me with a series of important references. 'M' emerged as my principal informant in the field of parapsychology, who demonstrated objective evidence that the mind encompassed far more experience than the presupposed properties of the brain. I focused my research on the history and philosophy of science, while reading the works of: Newton, Darwin, Einstein, Freud and Heisenberg. I read the works of Alexander Koyre, Thomas Kuhn and Karl Popper, as well as Paul Feyerabend and Imre Lakatos. During this period, I began my readings of the vast alchemical corpus.

63. FEG Convention 2002, Dublin: Programme Archälogische Staatssammlungen des Freistaats Bayern, Celtic archaelogy in ContinentalEurope formerly of Department of History and welsh History, University http://www.touristguides-europe.org/dublinprog.html

Conventions: introduction Strasbourg 1994 Crete 1996 London 1998 ... Sicily 2004 Dublin, 2002 "IN THE FOOTSTEPS OF THE CELTS" Programme Sunday 3 February - Wednesday 6 February: Pre-Convention Tour "A Glimpse of Ireland" (3 nights 4 full days) organised in conjunction with figi The Association of Approved Tourist Guides of Ireland. MAIN CONVENTION PROGRAMME (Provisional) Convention Hotel: The Davenport Hotel, Merrion Square, Dublin 2 Day 1, Wednesday 6 February 2002 - venue: The Davenport Hotel Registration of Convention delegates, The Davenport Hotel Welcome Reception Remainder of evening at leisure. Dinner is not included in the Convention package this evening but may be booked at the Hospitality Desk or under own arrangements. Overnight, bed and full Irish breakfast in your Dublin hotel. Day 2, Thursday 7 February 2002 From 07h15 Breakfast Welcome address by Annie Passot (FEG Chairman) Welcome address by ( figi Chairman) Welcome address and formal opening by Mr. Frank Magee (Chief Executive of Dublin Tourism) Welcome address by Convention Chair Tea/Coffee (x 10 delegates) Courtesy Call Guided walking tours in English, French, German, Italian, Spanish including Georgian Dublin, The Book of Kells, Trinity College and The National Museum, Kildare Street

64. Vintage Fairground Attractions In The UK set made by Alan's of Oxford, originally built for the welsh show family The museumis Britain's best industrial archaelogy complex with seven museums and http://www.thegalloper.com/staticcontent/ukattractions.html

What's the attraction? Things to do if you have the time What follows will give you a rough guide to both 'live' and static Vintage Fairground attractions in the UK and will perhaps inspire you to get out and about this year. Enjoy! Dingles Steam Village: Milford, Lifton, Devon PL16 0AT. Features the complete front from A.C Clowes' (later George Heath's) Shooting Gallery portraying a Ben Hur chariot race painted by Lakin senior decorator, Edwin Hall in 1949. Considered one of the best surviving examples of British Fairground art there is. Worth the drive alone just to see that! Also on show is a large collection of transport vehicles, including Showman's Locomotives "Rajah" (Burrell, 1913), "The Griffin" (Burrell, 1906), "Star" (Burrell, 1912) and "Supreme" (Fowler, 1934). Exclusive to us this year is the Dingles fairground catalogue. Click here to see it now! Dingles is off the A30 east of Launceston (just beyond Okehampton). Hollycombe Steam Collection: Iron Hill, Liphook, Hampshire Started over 40 years ago by Commander Baldock as a personal enterprise, Hollycombe is a large collection of steam fairground rides and attractions. Since 1985, Hollycombe has been operated by a team of volunteers. Vintage attractions (Fairground): Steam Gallopers: Tidman-built 3-abreast set dating from 1912, which travelled until the 1960s. It became part of the Hollycombe collection in 1986. Features revolving mirrored pillars, a Gavioli organ, 24 horses, six cockerels and two chariots. The ride is still steam operated.

65. 63.111.89.19/Dictionaries Reference.txt The Directory of welsh Government 2001 6.00 Carlton,Hertfordshire Bray, Warwick A Penguin dictionary of archaelogy 6.00 Penguin,London,1982,Paperback http://63.111.89.19/Dictionaries&Reference.txt

66. Pen-friends E-Mail List - England P7 other language/s a little german Hobbies computing, history, archaelogy, F1 racing Mynative language is English My other language/s welsh Hobbies writing http://pen-friends.net/england7.html

* Pen-friends * - England (7) Page 1 Page 2 Page 3 Page 4 ... Page 6 Page 7 Page 8 Name: Robert James [ M ] E-Mail: robjamesco@breathemail.net I'm from: Newpot, U.K. and I'm 58. My native language is: English My other language/s: French Hobbies: Reading, metaphysics Music COMMENTS: I would like to improve my French Language Date: 23 November/2001. Name: George Fenwck [ m ] E-Mail: mogo47@kitv.co.uk I'm from: Hull, England and I'm . My native language is: English My other language/s: little italian Hobbies: gardening , reading ,travelling, COMMENTS: I am a prison officer, and I would like to improve my "italian", we could interact English/italian. Date: 26th -November/2001. Name: hannah [ f ] E-Mail: scootercoolhan@yahoo.co.uk I'm from: york, ENGLAND and I'm 15. My native language is: english My other language/s: spanish german french Hobbies: pop and rock music tv!!! mtv COMMENTS: lets get frendly and have some fun!!! Date: 1 decmber/2001. Name: hannah and charlotte [ f ] E-Mail: hanchaz@yahoo.co.uk I'm from: essex, uk and I'm 10. My native language is: english My other language/s: none Hobbies: tv, playing, hanging about pop and rock music

67. Etext Of The Fairy-Faith In Celtic Countries Doctrine of Rebirth (Section II Chapter VII) Testimony of archaelogy (Section III withthe rare psychical experiences of Irish, Scotch, Manx, welsh, or Breton http://www.paganism.com/ag/articles/fairy-faith.html

Etext of The Fairy-Faith in Celtic Countries by W.Y. Evans Wentz

68. NMAS Publications Computers in the Classroom AT Hanson, N. Khandan, D. welsh, and B Agriculture GeorgeL. McNew, Philip J. Leyendecker, Gordon Watts archaelogy and Anthropology http://www.nmas.org/pubs.html

69. Southampton University - New Reporter 16/03/94 V.11 No.13 - Bulletin 5.00pm archaelogy Visiting Speaker Seminar `Learning to forage Simulating earlyhominid welsh National Opera at the Mayflower (2a) Handel Ariodante', a half http://www.soton.ac.uk/~newrep/vol11/nxcm001.htm

New Reporter 16/03/94 v.11 no.13 - Bulletin BULLETIN...DIARY...BULLETIN...DIARY...BULLETIN DIARY Wednesday 16 March 1.00pm Information Technology Seminar `Trends in wordprocessing, results of an evaluation of new products', Jan Lambden and Dr Denis Wong. Room 272, Murray. 1.10pm Concurrent Computational Group Seminar `Modelling the performance of concurrent systems using a timed process calculus', Neil Macdonald (Edinburgh). Lecture theatre ES2, Zepler. 5.00pm English Seminar `Writing as speech: The performance of poetry', Peter Middleton. English Seminar Room, Arts 1. Thursday 17 March 5.00pm Archaelogy Visiting Speaker Seminar `Learning to forage: Simulating early hominid cultural transmission', Mark Lake (Cambridge). Seminar Room, Archaeology. 5.30pm History Research Seminar `Parkes and I', Prof Colin Richmond (Keele). John Hansard Gallery. Friday 18 March 3.10pm Pure Mathematics Colloquium `Arithmetic progressions: From Hilbert to Shelah', Ronald Graham (Video Film). Room 5A, Mathematics Building. 4.10pm Oceanography Department Seminar `Something interesting is happening in the Western Pacific', Kelvin Richards (SUDO). Seminar Room, Building 16.

70. Garden History Links History of gardening links from Edwinna von Baeyer's Web pages.Category Home Gardens Resources History...... welsh gardens and landscapes. and Cultural Landscape, Danish State Research Councilfor the Humanities, Aarhus University, Department of Prehistoric archaelogy; http://www.magma.ca/~evb/garden.html

Garden History Links These links connect to sites devoted to garden and landscape history. The sites are uneven some are more informative than others. Please e-mail me any interesting links you find. Canada USA Europe France ... Organizations Canadian gardens and landscapes Friends of Maplelawn Garden , Ottawa, Ontario. Information available in French and English Histories of Landscape Architecture in Canada, conference papers, March 26 to 28 1998. Canadian Society of Landscape Architects Le Jardin de MŽtis, Quebec Butchart Gardens , British Columbia Miraloma , an Arts and Crafts Movement-influenced garden in Victoria, British Columbia. Envisioning Yuan Ming Yuan (Garden of Centred Wisdom) Xing Xing Cultivating Canadian Gardens an exhibit at the National Library of Canada Hatley Park , Victoria, British Columbia International Peace Garden , on the border between Manitoba, Canada and North Dakota, USA Gardens of the Fortress of Louisbourg , Nova Scotia. History of gardens at this 18th century French fortress VanDusen Botanical Garden , Vancouver Wychwood Park and the Garden , Toronto Point Ellice House and Garden , British Columbia University of British Columbia

71. Welcome To Soc.history.medieval (Mini-FAQ) sci.archaelogy sci.archeology.moderated. soc.culture.british soc.culture.celticsoc.culture.scottish soc.culture.welsh. 3.2 Mailing lists. http://www.medieval.org/history/faq/medieval.html

[Last changed: Tue Feb 11 17:55:04 MET 1997] Welcome to soc.history.medieval (Mini-FAQ) [Added minor things to the net resources section, reorganized the headers to (hopefully) agree with the news.answers guidelines. Future editions of this FAQ will now probably be crossposted to the appropriate *.answers groups and will be archived all over the net. soc.history.ancient has passed its vote and has been created! Stephan] This document is intended as a primer to the newsgroup soc.history.medieval. It describes the purpose of this group and contains pointers to interesting resources and general netiquette documents. It is not intended as a resource on the middle ages in itself. Only time will tell us what frequently asked questions we will have to answer in the future. This is still only a draft. Please feel free to suggest changes, additional topics and corrections. Comments and requests are enclosed in [square brackets]. The last posted version of this FAQ will be available on the WWW under http://wwwjessen.informatik.tu-muenchen.de/~schulz/medieval_faq.posted

72. An Unfortunate Region - The Bookshelf 2000, 191 pages, 25x18 cm., Association for Battlefield archaelogy in Flanders. TRAGEDIEIN VLAANDEREN / Trasiedi Cymreig yn Fflandrys / A welsh tragedy in http://www.igr.nl/users/vandenheuvel/oddsandends/book.htm

73. Maritime Underwater Nautical Archaeology Fourth International. Symposium on Boat and Ship archaelogy. BAR 438.1 3551. Mariner'sMirror, 27 261-2. welsh F., 1988, Building the Trireme. (London). http://www.munarchaeology.com/munarchaeology/bib/w.htm

Maritime Underwater Nautical Archaeology Bibliography MUNA Home Bibliography Home A B ... Z Wacher J., The Roman World . (London) Wachsmann, Shelley Wachsmann S., 1987, Napoleon's Guns. in: Throckmorton P., (Ed.) History from the Sea : 202-205. (London) Wachsmann S., 1982 , Haifa area, Underwater Finds. (in Hebrew). Hadashot Archaeologiot Wachsmann S., 1984 , Nautical Archaeological Inspection of the Israel Department of Antiquities. Bulletin of the Anglo Israel Archaeological Society Wachsmann S., 1985 , Shfifons-Early Bronze Age shaped cult stones from the Sea of Galilee Region. Thracia Pontica Wachsmann S., 1985 , Review of McCaslin D., Stone Anchors in Antiquity Mariner's Mirror Wachsmann S., 1985 , A square sail at Cairo. Mariner's Mirror Wachsmann S., 1987 , An ancient workboat from the Sea of Galilee, Israel. Mariner's Mirror Wachsmann S., 1987, The Galilee Boat. in: Throckmorton P., (Ed.) History from the Sea : 81-83. (London) Wachsmann S., 1988 , The Boat in the Lake. Illustrated London News , February: 53. Wachsmann S.

74. History Web Sites Record Offices links to all of them on one page; welsh County Record History Network;British Agricultural History Society; The Council for British archaelogy; http://www.lancs.ac.uk/users/history/histwebsite/online/tools/411websites.htm

Webcraft by Credo On Line History Resources This page is constantly being extended and re-organised. At present it is arranged roughly by sections. To go to a particular section, use links below. Alternatively, just scroll down the page to view contents. Many thanks to everyone who has suggested useful sites. Compendium Sites discussions, links, info etc British Archives generally home pages International Archives home pages Regional Archives (North West England) On-Line Searchable Databases : (1) Published Materials On-Line Searchable Databases Period Specific Sites Subject Specific Sites Academic Societies and Journals ... Media and Newspaper Sites Compendium Sites WWW Virtual Library - History Central Catalogue enormous Institute of Historical Research (IHR) with lots of contacts and links including History On-Line Resources The History Journals Guide list virtually all journals H-Net Discussion Networks Electronic international subject networks, including reviews, reading lists etc UK History Discussion Groups OCLC First Search access to over 80 world-wide databases BUBL Links to History sites on the web Humbul Hub The Humbul Humanities Hub aims to be UK higher and further education's first choice for accessing online humanities resources. Includes sections on History, Archaeology, History of Science, American Studies, etc

75. Mirthe.org | King Arthur - Books Jones, Bedwyr Lewis, Arthur Y Cymry, The welsh Arthur (University of Wales the artsand media; Arthurian characters; history, legend and archaelogy; themes and http://www.mirthe.org/people/arthur_faq.php

About Weblog Plethora Contact ... Zulu King Arthur - Books Map Holy Grail and Main Archive-name: books/arthurian Version: 1.19 Last-modified: 06 Februrary 1994 Periodicity: 25 days The latest copy of this FAQ may be obtained by anonymous ftp to rtfm.mit.edu under /pub/ usenet/ news.answers/ books/ arthurian. Or, send email to mail-server@rtfm.mit.edu with send usenet/ news.answers/ books/ arthurian in the body of the message, leaving the subject line empty. This is a reading list involving the Arthurian legend. For its original inception, I would like to thank the readers of the Camelot mailing list (address is listed in Organizations). I wrote a good many of the original reviews when I was a member, but since then a number of people have submitted additional references for inclusion into this list. My criterion for these books is that it be concerned with the Arthur legend in some way. I have several categories: Fiction: novelizations of the Camelot legend, or novels that use elements of the legend. Poetry: poetic renditions of the legend. Non-Fiction and research: includes research into the origin of the legends, speculation on who the original characters might have been, studies and critiques of medieval sources, literary criticism, etc.

76. Latter-day Saint Film Composers / LDS Composers Closing the Arctic Circle (2001; Discovery) The Haunted Desert archaelogy andthe of the popular HBO series The Sopranos. Spragg is a welsh Mormon whose http://www.ldsfilm.com/lds_composers.html

Return to Films by Latter-day Saint Filmmakers main page. Latter-day Saint Film Composers Leigh Harline Robert F. Brunner Sam Cardon Merrill B. Jenson ... more This page lists Latter-day Saint composers and the films they have scored. Latter-day Saint songwriters for films are listed as well. Films listed include primarily feature films, but also made-for-television movies (listed in this color ) and videos (identified with a "V"). Most of the films listed are mainstream productions, but films and videos made for the Latter-day Saint market, as well as Church-commissioned films and videos, are listed as well. Television series credits are listed in purple This is not a complete list, but it has all of the information we have at this time. Leigh Harline [Born in Salt Lake City on 26 March 1907. He was the last of 13 children in his family. Died 10 December 1969. Took music lessons from J. Spencer Cornwall, the conductor of the Mormon Tabernacle Choir. Graduated from the University of Utah. Harline worked for various radio stations before joining the Walt Disney studios in 1932 as arranger and scorer. He left Disney in 1941 and free-lanced for various studios. In 1964 Harline collaborated with Crawford Gates to create music for a New York World's Fair film. Harline was commissioned by the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints to write an orchestral work the 1947 centennial of the settlement of Utah. Harline also wrote the musical scores for two Church films: "Man's Search for Happiness" and "In This Holy Place."]

77. FULL STOMACH Pronounced CATell KAY-nig)Behold the perpetual music force, archaelogy's new grave AKelpy version of a Gyuto monk this later 20'somethin welsh/Breton pop http://www.urc.ac.ru/LuckyGarage/tonguebath/tbath/tbath6/spinart/lps_cds.htm

TongueBath #6 - September 1997 FULL STOMACH - Albums/CDs/Cassettes THA ALKAHOLIKS Likwidation (Loud) It's da Liks Bab-y. IT'S DA LIKS! Singing and playing tunes exactly about what their name impliesalcoholism. Tha Alkaholiks are leading mankind into the 'terrifying' age of complacency. Their ideas on the topic are audacious, uninhibited, and timeless. Their latest shebang, Likwidation , is unstoppable. AND, this release proves to be as alkee-anthemic as their 1993 release with songs like "Pass Out" and "Contents Unda Pressure." They deconstruct hip-hop in "Tore Down" and "Killin' It" peddling black funk with dry bounce and super-catchy liks and lyriks. Not only is this trio lexicons of hip-hop/rap, but they are visionary in their promotional campaignby being the only hip-hop/rap group on The Warped 1997 Tour, AND by advancing a tasty taste of pinches of their forthcoming full-release. [The segue skits have much ent-value to be had as well.] Brilliant, genius, and "Tore Down." -Kimgerly ANOTHER GIRL In the Galaxy (BMG-RCA) Somethin's out of whack and won't true it...It's the buzzed voice, too wishy washy to accomplish the Maverick Femme (revisit Frente/No Doubt)... Save track "P12B" which mutes vocals and flourishes subterranean electronics with post-pubescent success + and "Favorite" which pulls off throttled bass and percussion variety (despite the rerun of Epicene Betty Show)...She is too disjointed to play amongst the Go-Go's and Moon Unit Zappa's "Valleygirl" instant kitsch...By audio-mechanics alone a voice strikingly similar to Edie Brickell/Susan Vega and a melody the Cranberry's did in "Do you want me to" still has training wheels. -GreeGree

78. Tim Sheppard's Storytelling Resources For Storytellers: Links history, archaelogy; as well as mythology and folklore. welsh Myth Concordance Moreof a dictionary, since page numbers are not given, this long list of welsh http://www.timsheppard.co.uk/story/tellinglinks.html

Home FAQ Articles Books ... Wild Times Tim Sheppard's Storytelling Links for Storytellers Probably the biggest collection of storytelling resources on the web, annotated and categorised for easy reference. Let me know any favourite links that I've missed, or if you find dead ones. For comprehensive links to stories themselves, go to Story Links . This regularly expanding list is updated to 27/03/2003. Contents: A Storytelling Miscellany Activities Articles - Articles: story in education ... Training A Storytelling Miscellany Aaron Shepard's Storytelling Page African Folklore Annotated links to African folklore, mythology, and discussion of these. African Odyssey Interactive: Storytelling Part of an educational project on Africa at the Kennedy Center. Follow the links at the bottom for the main content: The Storytelling and the Arts explains African customs around Why We Tell Stories, What Makes a Story Worth Telling, and How Are Stories Told. Something Funny Happened When... section is a project for sharing stories between students in African countries and students around the world. African Stories Treasure Trove gives links to various folktales and resources. Aristotle's Rhetoric This ancient book is still revered for its thorough and perceptive examination of the art of persuasion and oral speech making. The complete text is here online, divided into chapters. Each chapter is summarised also, and there's a bibliography for further readiing.

79. REFERENCES Joukov V, Sorsa T, Kumar V, Jeltsch M, Claessonwelsh L, Cao Y, Saksela O, KalkkinenN, Alitalo K 7. archaelogy Institute, University of Helsinki, Helsinki. http://ethesis.helsinki.fi/julkaisut/mat/bioti/vk/wartiovaara/lahteet.html

REFERENCES Aeschlimann D, Wetterwald A, Fleisch H, Paulsson M. Expression of tissue transglutaminase in skeletal tissues correlates with events of terminal differentiation of chondrocytes. J Cell Biol 1993; 120(6): 1461-70. Aesclimann D, Paulsson M. Transglutaminases: protein cross-linking enzymes in tissues and body fluids. Thromb Haemost 1994; 71: 402-15. Aeschlimann D, Mosher D, Paulsson M. Tissue transglutaminase and factor XIII in cartilage and bone remodeling. Sem Thromb Hemost 1996; 22(5): 437-43. Anwar R, Gallivan L, Miloszewski KJ, Markham AF. Splicing and missense mutations in the human FXIIIA gene causing FXIII deficiency: effects of these mutations on FXIIIA RNA processing and protein structure. Br J Haematol 1998a; 103(2): 425-8. Anwar R, Miloszewski KJ, Markham AF. New splicing mutations in the human factor XIIIA gene, each producing multiple mutant transcripts of varying abundance. Thromb Haemost 1998b; 79(6): 1151-6. Anwar R, Miloszewski KJ, Markham AF. Identification of a large deletion, spanning exons 4 to 11 of the human factor XIIIA gene, in a factor XIII-deficient family. Blood 1998c; 91(1): 149-53. Anwar R, Gallivan L, Edmonds SD, Markham AF. Genotype/phenotype correlations for coagulation factor XIII: specificnormal polymorphisms are associated with high or low factor XIII specific activity. Blood 1999; 93(3): 897-905.

80. Medieval Studies 102: The Literature Of Chivalry: Of Armor And “Amour” of a textboook with long scholarly essays covering the entire field of archaelogy. Individualchapters focus on English, Irish, welsh, and Scottish literatures http://www.library.cornell.edu/okuref/MEDST102.html

http://www.library.cornell.edu/okuref/medst102.html Research Guide for Medieval Studies 102: The Literature of Chivalry: of Armor and “Amour” Developing a Search Strategy Finding Background Information Finding Books Finding Periodical Articles ... DEVELOPING A SEARCH STRATEGY Search strategy is a library term for the process of finding information in a logical, step-by-step manner. Using a search strategy insures that you will find the information or material you need as quickly and efficiently as possible. Research Steps: Choose your topic Find background information Find books on your topic Find periodical articles Find networked resources or relevant Web sites Cite your sources For online help with library research strategy and using library resources, see: Library Research, a Hypertext Guide. Return to Table of Contents FINDING BACKGROUND INFORMATION The materials listed below are a selection of reference resources for finding background information and context for topics you will be covering in this class. Note the call numbers and library locations for these materials and check the reference collections for additional sources of background information. The authors of articles in reference books often provide bibliographies of selected books and articles for further study.

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