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imagine a little girl she’s only four
imagine a little girl she’s only four years old she’s scared she’s crying
years old she’s scared she’s crying
years old she’s scared she’s crying and she is in a little village high up
and she is in a little village high up
and she is in a little village high up in the mountains of Kurdistan in Iraq
in the mountains of Kurdistan in Iraq
in the mountains of Kurdistan in Iraq she’s screaming she’s shouting but
she’s screaming she’s shouting but
she’s screaming she’s shouting but nobody’s hearing her voice she’s
nobody’s hearing her voice she’s
nobody’s hearing her voice she’s desperately holding onto her mother’s
desperately holding onto her mother’s
desperately holding onto her mother’s dress her mother’s bleeding half of her
dress her mother’s bleeding half of her
dress her mother’s bleeding half of her face is missing and the sound of
face is missing and the sound of
face is missing and the sound of gunshots it’s still echoing in the
gunshots it’s still echoing in the
gunshots it’s still echoing in the little girl’s ears these images these
little girl’s ears these images these
little girl’s ears these images these sounds the deep feeling of fear will be
sounds the deep feeling of fear will be
sounds the deep feeling of fear will be forever frozen in my memory I’m sure
forever frozen in my memory I’m sure
forever frozen in my memory I’m sure that all of you feel a great deal of
that all of you feel a great deal of
that all of you feel a great deal of sympathy for this little girl you might
sympathy for this little girl you might
sympathy for this little girl you might even think of your own son daughter
even think of your own son daughter
even think of your own son daughter nieces and nephews but at the same time
nieces and nephews but at the same time
nieces and nephews but at the same time you might feel a sense of helplessness
you might feel a sense of helplessness
you might feel a sense of helplessness what can I do this happened in a country
what can I do this happened in a country
what can I do this happened in a country far away from here I’m here today to
far away from here I’m here today to
far away from here I’m here today to tell you that you have the key to help
tell you that you have the key to help
tell you that you have the key to help this little girl and thousands of little
this little girl and thousands of little
this little girl and thousands of little girls and boys just like her I know that
girls and boys just like her I know that
girls and boys just like her I know that because I was this little girl
because I was this little girl
because I was this little girl who suffered from trauma and fear
who suffered from trauma and fear
who suffered from trauma and fear throughout her childhood but she was
throughout her childhood but she was
throughout her childhood but she was lucky to get it to get through it
lucky to get it to get through it
lucky to get it to get through it because of the health of people like you
because of the health of people like you
because of the health of people like you I also know that because I have been
I also know that because I have been
I also know that because I have been working tirelessly for the past twelve
working tirelessly for the past twelve
working tirelessly for the past twelve years as a psychologist to find out how
years as a psychologist to find out how
years as a psychologist to find out how I can relieve traumatized refugees from
I can relieve traumatized refugees from
I can relieve traumatized refugees from their trauma and from their fear and to
their trauma and from their fear and to
their trauma and from their fear and to help them to have a productive and happy
help them to have a productive and happy
help them to have a productive and happy life when my mother got shot I learned
life when my mother got shot I learned
life when my mother got shot I learned that no matter how much I shouted how
that no matter how much I shouted how
that no matter how much I shouted how much I screamed I didn’t have a voice as
much I screamed I didn’t have a voice as
much I screamed I didn’t have a voice as a child and I learned that the world was
a child and I learned that the world was
a child and I learned that the world was not safe my story begins the same way as
not safe my story begins the same way as
not safe my story begins the same way as the story of millions of refugee
the story of millions of refugee
the story of millions of refugee children all over the world it begins
children all over the world it begins
children all over the world it begins with a war my name is Mazda it means
with a war my name is Mazda it means
with a war my name is Mazda it means good news yes I was given that name by
good news yes I was given that name by
good news yes I was given that name by my Kurdish parents because they were
my Kurdish parents because they were
my Kurdish parents because they were certain that my name came with the good
certain that my name came with the good
certain that my name came with the good news of peace and democracy for the
news of peace and democracy for the
news of peace and democracy for the Kurdish people and because I was born
Kurdish people and because I was born
Kurdish people and because I was born the exact same day that the revolution
the exact same day that the revolution
the exact same day that the revolution ended in Iran in 1979 but they were
ended in Iran in 1979 but they were
ended in Iran in 1979 but they were wrong only six months after my birth I
wrong only six months after my birth I
wrong only six months after my birth I ended up in prison with my mother and
ended up in prison with my mother and
ended up in prison with my mother and after that 13 years refugees in Iraq as
after that 13 years refugees in Iraq as
after that 13 years refugees in Iraq as refugees we didn’t have any rights we
refugees we didn’t have any rights we
refugees we didn’t have any rights we experienced oppression cruelty and death
experienced oppression cruelty and death
experienced oppression cruelty and death I will spare you the details but I can
I will spare you the details but I can
I will spare you the details but I can tell you that they were experiences that
tell you that they were experiences that
tell you that they were experiences that nobody should be exposed to not a child
nobody should be exposed to not a child
nobody should be exposed to not a child or an adult I learned the same thing
or an adult I learned the same thing
or an adult I learned the same thing that many refugee children end up
that many refugee children end up
that many refugee children end up learning at some point in their life and
learning at some point in their life and
learning at some point in their life and that is my family and I were unwanted by
that is my family and I were unwanted by
that is my family and I were unwanted by the people around us
the people around us
the people around us we’re simply and wanted I also learned
we’re simply and wanted I also learned
we’re simply and wanted I also learned that the people that I loved and the
that the people that I loved and the
that the people that I loved and the people that I cared about they just
people that I cared about they just
people that I cared about they just disappeared
disappeared
disappeared I remember my little brother crying and
I remember my little brother crying and
I remember my little brother crying and shouting and being really angry every
shouting and being really angry every
shouting and being really angry every time my dad would leave the house
time my dad would leave the house
time my dad would leave the house because he knew the exact same thing
because he knew the exact same thing
because he knew the exact same thing that we all knew that every time we said
that we all knew that every time we said
that we all knew that every time we said goodbye to somebody there was a huge
goodbye to somebody there was a huge
goodbye to somebody there was a huge risk that we will never see them again
risk that we will never see them again
risk that we will never see them again I knew the same so I would hold on to my
I knew the same so I would hold on to my
I knew the same so I would hold on to my little brother’s hand firmly and I will
little brother’s hand firmly and I will
little brother’s hand firmly and I will pull him close to me hoping that I would
pull him close to me hoping that I would
pull him close to me hoping that I would never lose him like millions of refugee
never lose him like millions of refugee
never lose him like millions of refugee children
children
children I grew up never knowing what it meant to
I grew up never knowing what it meant to
I grew up never knowing what it meant to feel safe fear consumed all of my being
feel safe fear consumed all of my being
feel safe fear consumed all of my being I was afraid every second of my life
I was afraid every second of my life
I was afraid every second of my life today we know that constant fear has
today we know that constant fear has
today we know that constant fear has psychological damaging effect on
psychological damaging effect on
psychological damaging effect on children almost 40 to 50 percent of
children almost 40 to 50 percent of
children almost 40 to 50 percent of traumatized refugees end up developing
traumatized refugees end up developing
traumatized refugees end up developing post-traumatic stress disorder for many
post-traumatic stress disorder for many
post-traumatic stress disorder for many years after my mother got shot I could
years after my mother got shot I could
years after my mother got shot I could not sleep I had nightmares all the time
not sleep I had nightmares all the time
not sleep I had nightmares all the time I could not learn anything because I
I could not learn anything because I
I could not learn anything because I couldn’t concentrate I couldn’t remember
couldn’t concentrate I couldn’t remember
couldn’t concentrate I couldn’t remember I would faint if I saw blood I would
I would faint if I saw blood I would
I would faint if I saw blood I would faint if I saw somebody angry or if I
faint if I saw somebody angry or if I
faint if I saw somebody angry or if I saw a soldier my immune system was
saw a soldier my immune system was
saw a soldier my immune system was damaged by stress so I would get
damaged by stress so I would get
damaged by stress so I would get infections all the time yet I consider
infections all the time yet I consider
infections all the time yet I consider myself lucky my family was lucky because
myself lucky my family was lucky because
myself lucky my family was lucky because we were able to get out of the war zone
we were able to get out of the war zone
we were able to get out of the war zone thanks to the UN system of quota
thanks to the UN system of quota
thanks to the UN system of quota refugees and thanks to Denmark for
refugees and thanks to Denmark for
refugees and thanks to Denmark for accepting us
accepting us
accepting us but my struggles as refugees did not
but my struggles as refugees did not
but my struggles as refugees did not intend even after I came to Denmark I
intend even after I came to Denmark I
intend even after I came to Denmark I realized that my trauma and my fear did
realized that my trauma and my fear did
realized that my trauma and my fear did not disappear while I wasn’t in a war
not disappear while I wasn’t in a war
not disappear while I wasn’t in a war zone anymore and the bombs had stopped
zone anymore and the bombs had stopped
zone anymore and the bombs had stopped falling and the bullet had stopped
falling and the bullet had stopped
falling and the bullet had stopped raining over me every day and night I
raining over me every day and night I
raining over me every day and night I was still afraid during the night I
was still afraid during the night I
was still afraid during the night I would be back in the war fighting for my
would be back in the war fighting for my
would be back in the war fighting for my life in my nightmares in the day’s
life in my nightmares in the day’s
life in my nightmares in the day’s smells and sounds would take me back to
smells and sounds would take me back to
smells and sounds would take me back to the war again and again you probably
the war again and again you probably
the war again and again you probably remember my little brother that I told
remember my little brother that I told
remember my little brother that I told you about that could not say goodbye and
you about that could not say goodbye and
you about that could not say goodbye and got really angry every time my dad left
got really angry every time my dad left
got really angry every time my dad left the house he’s grown out now he lives
the house he’s grown out now he lives
the house he’s grown out now he lives close to me he’s actually sitting in the
close to me he’s actually sitting in the
close to me he’s actually sitting in the audience today but still he’s unable to
audience today but still he’s unable to
audience today but still he’s unable to say goodbye every time he visits me it
say goodbye every time he visits me it
say goodbye every time he visits me it takes him 30 minutes to say goodbye and
takes him 30 minutes to say goodbye and
takes him 30 minutes to say goodbye and get out of the house and when he gets to
get out of the house and when he gets to
get out of the house and when he gets to his car finally he calls me right away
his car finally he calls me right away
his car finally he calls me right away to tell me that he will see me again
to tell me that he will see me again
to tell me that he will see me again soon and he calls me again when he’s
soon and he calls me again when he’s
soon and he calls me again when he’s home he calls me again right before he
home he calls me again right before he
home he calls me again right before he goes to sleep my story is not unique
goes to sleep my story is not unique
goes to sleep my story is not unique and fortunately you probably heard of
and fortunately you probably heard of
and fortunately you probably heard of the million of refugees all over the
the million of refugees all over the
the million of refugees all over the world today according to United Nation
world today according to United Nation
world today according to United Nation there is more than 65 million refugees
there is more than 65 million refugees
there is more than 65 million refugees right now today this is equivalent to
right now today this is equivalent to
right now today this is equivalent to the big country like UK or France these
the big country like UK or France these
the big country like UK or France these numbers are overwhelming that difficult
numbers are overwhelming that difficult
numbers are overwhelming that difficult to relate to I know they are for me too
to relate to I know they are for me too
to relate to I know they are for me too even though it seems impossible
even though it seems impossible
even though it seems impossible to do anything about these millions just
to do anything about these millions just
to do anything about these millions just affecting the life of one person for the
affecting the life of one person for the
affecting the life of one person for the better is a signal great significant and
better is a signal great significant and
better is a signal great significant and every and each of these numbers
every and each of these numbers
every and each of these numbers represent a human fate like myself my
represent a human fate like myself my
represent a human fate like myself my brother and the refugees that I work
brother and the refugees that I work
brother and the refugees that I work with so the challenge is how do we
with so the challenge is how do we
with so the challenge is how do we ensure that refugees many of which are
ensure that refugees many of which are
ensure that refugees many of which are traumatized can have a good productive
traumatized can have a good productive
traumatized can have a good productive life for their own benefits but also for
life for their own benefits but also for
life for their own benefits but also for the benefit of the society and the
the benefit of the society and the
the benefit of the society and the economy as a whole in my work as a
economy as a whole in my work as a
economy as a whole in my work as a psychologist I have found out that even
psychologist I have found out that even
psychologist I have found out that even though it is essential working on
though it is essential working on
though it is essential working on processing the traumatic experience it’s
processing the traumatic experience it’s
processing the traumatic experience it’s not enough in itself because the
not enough in itself because the
not enough in itself because the refugees I work with every time they
refugees I work with every time they
refugees I work with every time they experience a huge amount of stress or
experience a huge amount of stress or
experience a huge amount of stress or transition their trauma reaction will
transition their trauma reaction will
transition their trauma reaction will come back so I start asking them one
come back so I start asking them one
come back so I start asking them one simple question
simple question
simple question what is the difference between the times
what is the difference between the times
what is the difference between the times that you feeling well and the times that
that you feeling well and the times that
that you feeling well and the times that you’re not and their answers were always
you’re not and their answers were always
you’re not and their answers were always the same fear especially the children
the same fear especially the children
the same fear especially the children would tell me that they felt afraid
would tell me that they felt afraid
would tell me that they felt afraid everywhere and every second of their
everywhere and every second of their
everywhere and every second of their lives and the only place they wanted to
lives and the only place they wanted to
lives and the only place they wanted to be was with their families because that
be was with their families because that
be was with their families because that was the only place they felt safe and
was the only place they felt safe and
was the only place they felt safe and the importance of safety is also backed
the importance of safety is also backed
the importance of safety is also backed by academic research the theory and the
by academic research the theory and the
by academic research the theory and the research of professor Jennifer Allman
research of professor Jennifer Allman
research of professor Jennifer Allman tell us and show us that we were born
tell us and show us that we were born
tell us and show us that we were born with a core assumption that we’re safe
with a core assumption that we’re safe
with a core assumption that we’re safe in the world that gives us the ability
in the world that gives us the ability
in the world that gives us the ability to go out and live freely and when that
to go out and live freely and when that
to go out and live freely and when that ability is shattered because of a
ability is shattered because of a
ability is shattered because of a traumatic
traumatic
traumatic experience we’re no longer able to trust
experience we’re no longer able to trust
experience we’re no longer able to trust people around us we’re no longer able to
people around us we’re no longer able to
people around us we’re no longer able to trust ourselves
so if traumatized refugees need to heal
so if traumatized refugees need to heal or we help them to heal they need to
or we help them to heal they need to
or we help them to heal they need to trust again
trust again
trust again and in order to trust they need to feel
and in order to trust they need to feel
and in order to trust they need to feel safe again and the process of regaining
safe again and the process of regaining
safe again and the process of regaining safety the feeling of safety is not
safety the feeling of safety is not
safety the feeling of safety is not achieved only through psychological
achieved only through psychological
achieved only through psychological therapy it is achieved through being
therapy it is achieved through being
therapy it is achieved through being with other people in communities where
with other people in communities where
with other people in communities where you feel safe and that is also shown by
you feel safe and that is also shown by
you feel safe and that is also shown by a study done by Edith Montgomery who
a study done by Edith Montgomery who
a study done by Edith Montgomery who followed 450 children refugee children
followed 450 children refugee children
followed 450 children refugee children arriving as asylum seekers in Denmark
arriving as asylum seekers in Denmark
arriving as asylum seekers in Denmark the study shows that almost 90% of the
the study shows that almost 90% of the
the study shows that almost 90% of the children when they arrived in Denmark
children when they arrived in Denmark
children when they arrived in Denmark they had trauma reactions but the
they had trauma reactions but the
they had trauma reactions but the children who got asylum and who were
children who got asylum and who were
children who got asylum and who were moved to a very safe community
moved to a very safe community
moved to a very safe community shortly after their trauma reaction
shortly after their trauma reaction
shortly after their trauma reaction actually disappeared they recovered so
actually disappeared they recovered so
actually disappeared they recovered so safety and community matters today I
safety and community matters today I
safety and community matters today I have learned that as a psychologist if I
have learned that as a psychologist if I
have learned that as a psychologist if I want to help traumatize refugees heal
want to help traumatize refugees heal
want to help traumatize refugees heal and also have a productive life and be
and also have a productive life and be
and also have a productive life and be integrated in their societies I need the
integrated in their societies I need the
integrated in their societies I need the help of the communities around them and
help of the communities around them and
help of the communities around them and the question is is that a difficult
the question is is that a difficult
the question is is that a difficult thing to do to give that help to give
thing to do to give that help to give
thing to do to give that help to give that help and the answer is no is
that help and the answer is no is
that help and the answer is no is actually very simple every and each one
actually very simple every and each one
actually very simple every and each one of you can change life I will give you
of you can change life I will give you
of you can change life I will give you some illustrations when I came to
some illustrations when I came to
some illustrations when I came to Denmark and what gave my family and I
Denmark and what gave my family and I
Denmark and what gave my family and I hope back and the feeling that we were
hope back and the feeling that we were
hope back and the feeling that we were normal human beings like everybody else
normal human beings like everybody else
normal human beings like everybody else was the kindness of one man that man’s
was the kindness of one man that man’s
was the kindness of one man that man’s name is voluma he was 70 years old at
name is voluma he was 70 years old at
name is voluma he was 70 years old at the time we’re living in a small village
the time we’re living in a small village
the time we’re living in a small village and in all the years that we lived there
and in all the years that we lived there
and in all the years that we lived there none of our neighbors ever knocked our
none of our neighbors ever knocked our
none of our neighbors ever knocked our door to ask us how we’re doing or to say
door to ask us how we’re doing or to say
door to ask us how we’re doing or to say hello and one day Valdemar just showed
hello and one day Valdemar just showed
hello and one day Valdemar just showed up he talked and talked
up he talked and talked
up he talked and talked in Danish we didn’t understand anything
in Danish we didn’t understand anything
in Danish we didn’t understand anything of what he said
of what he said
of what he said still we welcomed him and we sat down
still we welcomed him and we sat down
still we welcomed him and we sat down with drank tea Volta my stars watching
with drank tea Volta my stars watching
with drank tea Volta my stars watching the Kurdish news with my father and then
the Kurdish news with my father and then
the Kurdish news with my father and then he decided that he would like to teach
he decided that he would like to teach
he decided that he would like to teach us Danish and we start having something
us Danish and we start having something
us Danish and we start having something to look forward to every day
to look forward to every day
to look forward to every day vadoma made us feel welcome he made us
vadoma made us feel welcome he made us
vadoma made us feel welcome he made us feel normal and most of all he made us
feel normal and most of all he made us
feel normal and most of all he made us feel safe when I was working in London
feel safe when I was working in London
feel safe when I was working in London few years ago with torture survivors I
few years ago with torture survivors I
few years ago with torture survivors I met this young adult his name is Jonas
met this young adult his name is Jonas
met this young adult his name is Jonas and yonas at the time he didn’t have
and yonas at the time he didn’t have
and yonas at the time he didn’t have asylum he was living on the streets he
asylum he was living on the streets he
asylum he was living on the streets he was suffering from depression suicide
was suffering from depression suicide
was suffering from depression suicide thoughts and post-traumatic stress
thoughts and post-traumatic stress
thoughts and post-traumatic stress disorder and one day I went for a walk
disorder and one day I went for a walk
disorder and one day I went for a walk with yonas and every time we met a
with yonas and every time we met a
with yonas and every time we met a friendly person who would smile to him
friendly person who would smile to him
friendly person who would smile to him he would stop up and he would ask if you
he would stop up and he would ask if you
he would stop up and he would ask if you could take a picture with them the same
could take a picture with them the same
could take a picture with them the same way as he took a picture with me after
way as he took a picture with me after
way as he took a picture with me after every session we had so one day I asked
every session we had so one day I asked
every session we had so one day I asked him why is he taking so many pictures of
him why is he taking so many pictures of
him why is he taking so many pictures of everybody and the answer was very simple
everybody and the answer was very simple
everybody and the answer was very simple he looked at me he smiled and said well
he looked at me he smiled and said well
he looked at me he smiled and said well it’s really scary at the dark in the
it’s really scary at the dark in the
it’s really scary at the dark in the evenings when I’m lying in the streets
evenings when I’m lying in the streets
evenings when I’m lying in the streets that’s the time where I have suicide
that’s the time where I have suicide
that’s the time where I have suicide thoughts and I don’t want to be here
thoughts and I don’t want to be here
thoughts and I don’t want to be here anymore
anymore
anymore I get scared when did that happen I
I get scared when did that happen I
I get scared when did that happen I simply take out my phone and I look at
simply take out my phone and I look at
simply take out my phone and I look at all the friendly faces that I have seen
all the friendly faces that I have seen
all the friendly faces that I have seen that day and I remind myself that the
that day and I remind myself that the
that day and I remind myself that the world is not that bad maybe it’s not
world is not that bad maybe it’s not
world is not that bad maybe it’s not that scary and I started looking forward
that scary and I started looking forward
that scary and I started looking forward to tomorrow
to tomorrow
to tomorrow what Velma and yonas taught me is very
what Velma and yonas taught me is very
what Velma and yonas taught me is very simple
simple
simple but at the same time very powerful he
but at the same time very powerful he
but at the same time very powerful he taught me that it’s me and you
taught me that it’s me and you
taught me that it’s me and you who got the power to give back refugees
who got the power to give back refugees
who got the power to give back refugees what has been shattered within them it’s
what has been shattered within them it’s
what has been shattered within them it’s us together who can give back these
us together who can give back these
us together who can give back these people the feeling of safety and it’s
people the feeling of safety and it’s
people the feeling of safety and it’s very simple every every kindness
very simple every every kindness
very simple every every kindness actually counts
actually counts
actually counts you just have to treat them as you treat
you just have to treat them as you treat
you just have to treat them as you treat any other human beings be kind be
any other human beings be kind be
any other human beings be kind be curious talk to them smile when I was 16
curious talk to them smile when I was 16
curious talk to them smile when I was 16 I fled Iraq with my family in a bag of a
I fled Iraq with my family in a bag of a
I fled Iraq with my family in a bag of a truck I remember looking out and
truck I remember looking out and
truck I remember looking out and thinking of thousands of refugee
thinking of thousands of refugee
thinking of thousands of refugee children I have left behind and I
children I have left behind and I
children I have left behind and I remember at that moment making myself a
remember at that moment making myself a
remember at that moment making myself a promise that one day I will find my
promise that one day I will find my
promise that one day I will find my voice one day I will be able to tell all
voice one day I will be able to tell all
voice one day I will be able to tell all the stories of our Fujii child I will be
the stories of our Fujii child I will be
the stories of our Fujii child I will be the last voice of the children of the
the last voice of the children of the
the last voice of the children of the war and today I stand in front of you no
war and today I stand in front of you no
war and today I stand in front of you no longer frozen
today I stand in front of you while my
today I stand in front of you while my trauma is still part of me I’m low no
trauma is still part of me I’m low no
trauma is still part of me I’m low no longer frozen I’m no longer overwhelmed
longer frozen I’m no longer overwhelmed
longer frozen I’m no longer overwhelmed by fear at the same time I know I’m
by fear at the same time I know I’m
by fear at the same time I know I’m standing here because I was given a
standing here because I was given a
standing here because I was given a chance a chance that millions of refugee
chance a chance that millions of refugee
chance a chance that millions of refugee children is not given today I was given
children is not given today I was given
children is not given today I was given asylum and I was met by people who was
asylum and I was met by people who was
asylum and I was met by people who was kind and gave me back the faith in
kind and gave me back the faith in
kind and gave me back the faith in humanity being a refugee is not a choice
humanity being a refugee is not a choice
humanity being a refugee is not a choice but welcoming them and being kind to
but welcoming them and being kind to
but welcoming them and being kind to them is a choice that every one of us
them is a choice that every one of us
them is a choice that every one of us can make every day I remember my mother
can make every day I remember my mother
can make every day I remember my mother always telling us that refugees look for
always telling us that refugees look for
always telling us that refugees look for angels in their journey and these angels
angels in their journey and these angels
angels in their journey and these angels would change our life by their simple
would change our life by their simple
would change our life by their simple gesture of kindness and we make a place
gesture of kindness and we make a place
gesture of kindness and we make a place in your heart for these angels and
in your heart for these angels and
in your heart for these angels and remember them for always and my wish
remember them for always and my wish
remember them for always and my wish today is for all of you that you will go
today is for all of you that you will go
today is for all of you that you will go out and be an angel for the next refugee
out and be an angel for the next refugee
out and be an angel for the next refugee that you meet my wish today is that you
that you meet my wish today is that you
that you meet my wish today is that you actually will go out and be someone’s
actually will go out and be someone’s
actually will go out and be someone’s Valderrama thank you so much thank you
Valderrama thank you so much thank you
Valderrama thank you so much thank you [Applause]
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