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HER SECRET’S OUT JESSICA CHASTAIN SAYS SHE COULD NEVER BE A CIA AGENT LIKE HER CHARACTER IN ZERO DARK THIRTY, WHICH TELLS THE TALE Forget about the gold rush OF THE HUNT FOR OSAMA BIN LADEN Canada gets bounced from gold-medal contention after a 5-1 PAGE 9 semifinal loss to the Americans at the world juniors PAGE 22 VANCOUVER WEEKEND, January 4-6, 2013 News worth sharing. metronews.ca | twitter.com/vancouvermetro| facebook.com/vancouvermetro Port Mann-ia: 40 vehicles crash on slippery bridge Traffic. Inadequate Give them a break? de-icing blamed for rush-hour chaos Luckily for the government, the bridge’s de-icing and snow-bomb incidents are un- Insufficient de-icing of the Port related, SFU political science Mann Bridge caused major traf- Prof. Paddy Smith said. fic snafus, multiple collisions involving 40 vehicles and min- (cid:580)(cid:3) (cid:555)(cid:83)(cid:279)(cid:3)(cid:221)(cid:305)(cid:302)(cid:3)(cid:302)(cid:254)(cid:229)(cid:273)(cid:3)(cid:209)(cid:3)(cid:268)(cid:255)(cid:302)(cid:302)(cid:268)(cid:229)(cid:3)(cid:220)(cid:255)(cid:302)(cid:3)(cid:279)(cid:238)(cid:3) or injuries during rush hour (cid:296)(cid:268)(cid:209)(cid:221)(cid:266)(cid:550)(cid:3)(cid:255)(cid:302)(cid:561)(cid:296)(cid:3)(cid:209)(cid:3)(cid:274)(cid:229)(cid:315)(cid:3)(cid:238)(cid:209)(cid:221)(cid:255)(cid:268)(cid:255)(cid:302)(cid:317)(cid:550)(cid:3)(cid:255)(cid:302)(cid:561)(cid:296)(cid:3) Thursday morning. (cid:209)(cid:3)(cid:273)(cid:229)(cid:251)(cid:209)(cid:575)(cid:289)(cid:292)(cid:279)(cid:265)(cid:229)(cid:221)(cid:302)(cid:3)(cid:209)(cid:274)(cid:225)(cid:3)(cid:314)(cid:255)(cid:292)(cid:302)(cid:305)(cid:575) Transportation Investment (cid:209)(cid:268)(cid:268)(cid:317)(cid:3)(cid:209)(cid:268)(cid:268)(cid:3)(cid:273)(cid:229)(cid:251)(cid:209)(cid:575)(cid:289)(cid:292)(cid:279)(cid:265)(cid:229)(cid:221)(cid:302)(cid:296)(cid:3)(cid:254)(cid:209)(cid:314)(cid:229)(cid:3) Corp., the Crown corporation (cid:296)(cid:279)(cid:273)(cid:229)(cid:3)(cid:302)(cid:229)(cid:229)(cid:302)(cid:254)(cid:255)(cid:274)(cid:251)(cid:3)(cid:289)(cid:292)(cid:279)(cid:220)(cid:268)(cid:229)(cid:273)(cid:296)(cid:550)(cid:559)(cid:3) that operates the $3.3-billion (cid:254)(cid:229)(cid:3)(cid:296)(cid:209)(cid:255)(cid:225)(cid:553)(cid:3) bridge, “certainly regrets” the icy conditions, spokesman (cid:580)(cid:3)(cid:3) (cid:83)(cid:254)(cid:229)(cid:3)(cid:292)(cid:229)(cid:209)(cid:268)(cid:3)(cid:302)(cid:229)(cid:296)(cid:302)(cid:550)(cid:3)(cid:254)(cid:229)(cid:3)(cid:209)(cid:225)(cid:225)(cid:229)(cid:225)(cid:550)(cid:3) Max Logan said. It has asked (cid:255)(cid:296)(cid:3)(cid:315)(cid:254)(cid:229)(cid:302)(cid:254)(cid:229)(cid:292)(cid:3)(cid:302)(cid:254)(cid:229)(cid:3)(cid:289)(cid:292)(cid:279)(cid:220)(cid:268)(cid:229)(cid:273)(cid:296)(cid:3) its maintenance contractor, (cid:292)(cid:229)(cid:279)(cid:221)(cid:221)(cid:305)(cid:292)(cid:553)(cid:3) Mainroad Contracting, to apply a salt-water brine solution at least once a day in winter the bridge remained open. weather, along with salt crys- One person was taken to tals if required. hospital with minor injuries, Mainroad treated the bridge RCMP said. with de-icing solution expected Drivers were travelling too to last 48 hours on Wednesday fast for the conditions, said at 4 a.m. Crews monitored the Robi Clesson, who was stuck bridge six times from 10 p.m. between two westbound acci- Wednesday to 5 a.m. Thursday dents on the bridge. — “but obviously despite those This marked the second efforts, the concentration of the time cold weather has caused salt-water brine solution wasn’t chaos on the 10-lane span since sufficient,” Logan said. it opened last month. Taxpayers won’t be on the In December “snow bombs” hook for increased de-icing fell from the bridge, resulting costs because Mainroad is con- in smashed windows and about tractually responsible to ensure 275 ICBC claims. The govern- ice doesn’t accumulate on the ment blamed bridge designer bridge, he said. and builder Kiewit-Flatiron for Mainroad directed questions not meeting specifications. to the Ministry of Transporta- But on Thursday the prob- tion and Infrastructure, which lem had nothing to do with the bounced them back to Trans- design of the bridge, which is portation Investment Corp. “absolutely safe,” Logan said. The agency is “confident” Hourly monitoring will take there won’t be a repeat of the place on site if snow builds up “preventable” incidents, Logan in the future to ensure there added. isn’t a second snow-bomb inci- The Port Mann Bridge has had major problems with winter weather. Multiple collisions occurred Thursday because of inadequate de-icing. 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Screen images simulated. © 2013 TELUS. metronews.ca NEWS 03 WEEKEND, January 4-6, 2013 Fraser Valley Prisoner charged with murder of fellow prisoner A convicted killer has been charged with mur- dering another prisoner at a jail in the Fraser Valley more than a year ago. James Saar is accused N of second-degree mur- der in the death of Troy Robert Squires, who was found unresponsive in his cell at Mission Institution on Dec. 2, 2011. E THE CANADIAN PRESS Land claims W Feds, province ordered to cover First Nation’s legal fees IAroundd 150 peolple teake part in aNn Idle No Moore rally T hurMsday at the Unoiversity orf Britiseh Columb ia. rJENNIFERa GAUTHIERl/METROly at The federal and provincial S governments have been ordered to pay some of the legal bills of a B.C. First Nation that won a Peace Arch Saturday partial victory over a land- claims case. Last June, the B.C. Court of Appeal ruled the Tsilhqot’in First Nation had rights to hunt, trap and trade in what it con- siders its traditional land near Williams Lake, but Hundreds expected. of the Idle No More move- attention to the federal gov- said, adding the act also pro- rejected its claim to full ment,” Grand Chief Stewart ernment’s treatment of First tected fish-spawning grounds Protest in support aboriginal title. Phillip said Thursday after Nations. from things like construction THE CANADIAN PRESS of Idle No More set speaking at a protest attended Vancouver Quadra MP and runoff and other disturbances. for this weekend at by nearly 150 First Nations ac- Liberal leadership candidate “There still are provincial tivists and students at UBC. Joyce Murray collected signed protections, but the federal Sea-to-Sky Highway border crossing “We will also be offering petitions opposing Bill C-45 protections were the basis, prayers for the safety, health at University of British Col- they were the foundation.” and well-being of (Attawapis- umbia Thursday, promising The rally at the Peace Arch Train derailment KATE kat) Chief Theresa Spence, to present them in the House begins at 1 p.m. Saturday. blocks highway WEBB who is on a hunger strike, and of Commons. She said the bill Canadian Border Services [email protected] to give expression to the myr- introduced changes to the Agency spokeswoman Jen- A train derailment has iad of issues that underlie the Navigable Waters Act that she nifer Bourque said via email blocked the Sea-to-Sky The president of the Union of Idle No More movement.” relied on when she was B.C.’s she expects there to be a po- Highway south of Pem- B.C. Indian Chiefs says the Idle Another rally was sched- environment minister. lice presence. berton. No More rally scheduled to hit uled to take place at Vancou- “As a provincial environ- “It will be business as usual The RCMP say some the Peace Arch border cross- ver’s Broadway Station Thurs- ment minister in British Col- at all of CBSA’s port of entry,” empty rail cars went off ing Saturday will be peaceful day evening — the city’s third umbia I personally visited she wrote. “Our priority re- the tracks, so nothing was and is not designed to block such gathering in two days. wetlands that were being mains the smooth and safe spilled. border traffic. Saturday’s rally at the protected from the damage flow of legitimate travel and There was some minor “It will feature, without Peace Arch will coincide with that jet boats would do to the trade across Canada. We will damage to a vehicle on the question, hundreds and hun- border rallies across the coun- migratory birds and the wild- update travellers should there road, but no reports of any dreds of indigenous and non- try, including one in Osoyoos, life, only because they were be service interruptions or injuries. THE CANADIAN PRESS indigenous people converging Phillip said, which are de- protected by the Navigable longer wait times, as per our on the Peace Arch in support signed to draw international Waters Protection Act,” she usual protocol.” 04 NEWS metronews.ca WEEKEND, January 4-6, 2013 Case adjourned until Monday. Former beauty queen’s guilty plea in Stanley Cup riot postponed A former beauty queen who was 20 at the time of the charged with participating June 15 melee, did not appear in last year’s Stanley Cup riot at Vancouver provincial court was a no-show in court Thurs- Thursday morning. day where she was expected Her lawyer, David Baker, to plead guilty. said his client’s absence was Sophie Laboissonniere, not the reason why the case who had won the Miss Con- has been adjourned until geniality title in the 2011 Monday afternoon. Miss Coastal Vancouver pa- Laboissonniere was among geant, was charged with par- the first ones to be hit with ticipating in a riot and break- charged stemming from the and-enter. She was allegedly Stanley Cup riot. part of a mob that looted Lon- To date, Vancouver police don Drugs the night the Van- have recommended 1,040 couver Canucks lost to the charges against 315 suspect- Boston Bruins in the Stanley ed rioters. Of those, 173 have Cup Final. been formally charged. The Richmond woman, PHYLICIA TORREVILLAS/METRO Police seek suspect. Two Good Samaritans interrupt New Year’s Day Surrey Urban Mission executive director Jonquil Hallgate says there are few other local shelters that will be able to accommodate those displaced if the mission doesn’t find a new home to move into by Jan. 25. JENNIFER GAUTHIER sexual assault Property sale could Police want to find and thank for their actions.” two Good Samaritans who The victim has suffered helped end a sexual assault a great deal of distress from in the early hours of New the attack but was not phys- leave Surrey Urban Year’s Day. ically injured. A 38-year-old woman was Investigators would like sexually assaulted after get- to speak to the Good Samar- ting out of a taxi and walking itans for help identifying the east along West Broadway attacker. at Granville Street around 4 Police describe the suspect Mission homeless a.m. as a white, clean-shaven, six- But her assailant ran away foot-four, slender male in his after two men waiting at a 40s with a shaved head. He nearby bus stop came to the wore a black hoodie; a shiny, woman’s assistance and in- black faux-leather waist- terrupted the attack. length jacket; dark pants; “These two men were re- and brown hiking boots at sponsible for stopping this the time of the attack. Looking for shelter. ning to move into this month on Dec. 30, just two days be- explained. attack before it progressed Anyone with information could leave the homeless ref- fore they were due to take pos- “If we are not available to Exec. director reaching further,” said Geoff Gabriel about the crime is asked to uge itself homeless. session. offer those services, then the of the Vancouver police sex- call the police sex-crimes out to city councillors, Christ the King Lutheran The mission has until Jan. question is, where do people crimes unit in a statement. unit at 604-717-0600. Church, where the Surrey 25 to vacate the church, and go?” business community “They should be commended EMILY JACKSON/METRO Urban Mission runs now, ac- with only a handful of other Hallgate said she has for recommendations commodates up to 60 people busy shelters in the city Hall- reached out to city council- Oregon tragedy Homicide investigation of places to lease on nights when the temper- gate is worried about the com- lors and people in the Surrey ature dips below 0 C and up munity she serves. business community in hopes Two more bus- RCMP continue to 180 people for meals, but “The thing about the Mis- someone will be able to recom- the building is slated to be re- sion is we have no barriers, so mend a suitable place to lease. crash victims ID’d to search for KATE developed into a tower. people with animal compan- Anyone with suggestions can teen’s killer WEBB Executive director Jonquil ions, people who have mobil- call and leave a mes- Oregon officials have [email protected] Hallgate says she lined up a ity challenges, people who sage for the mission released the names of two two-year lease on a suitable re- are discharged from hospitals at 604-581-5172. more of the people killed The RCMP are searching The last-minute sale of a prop- placement space nearby, but who might not be able to go to in the horrific crash of a for a man who might have erty that an extreme-weather to her unfortunate surprise it a shelter because of their med- Follow Kate Webb on B.C. tour bus on Sunday. some information related to shelter in Surrey was plan- was sold by its owner in China ical needs can come here,” she Twitter @MetroK8 The latest to be identi- the murder of a 16-year-old fied are a 63-year-old girl in Kamloops. Washington state resident The body of CJ Fowler New strain. Norovirus outbreaks at VGH and a 61-year-old South was discovered in a ravine Korean national. on the morning of Dec. 5. running their course: Health officer Nine people died and Const. Bernie Ward says 38 were injured when the a man was spotted in the bus owned by Vancou- area that morning smoking ver’s Mi Joo Tour and a cigarette and apparently Several small outbreaks of the on Thursday. Another ward at by norovirus,” said Tasleem the province, said Dr. Perry Travel crashed through a waiting for someone, and norovirus in Vancouver-area the hospital remained closed. Juma, spokeswoman for Fraser Kendall, provincial health of- highway guardrail near investigators want to talk hospitals have nearly run their At Vancouver General Hos- Health. ficer. Pendleton, Oregon, and to him to find out if he saw course, but a new strain of the pital, officials said if there were “This year is a particularly Kendall said the number plunged down an em- anything suspicious. highly contagious virus has led no more cases at an acute-care difficult year simply because of norovirus cases in Novem- bankment. Police say Fowler was to a spike in the number of ward, the outbreak would be it’s a new strain.” ber were about three times Several of the surviv- murdered shortly after leav- overall cases in B.C. this winter. declared over on Friday and The Sydney strain of the the number seen in the same ors returned to B.C. last ing Royal Inland Hospital in An acute-care ward for the the ward reopened for admis- gastrointestinal virus — month the previous year. In night. 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Sixteen cases an, prompting the associa- reported to association tion to alert pet owners to the last year, which wants risks of letting a dog run free. Nelson recommends keep- to see trapping banned ing dogs on leash while on trails during the trapping season, which runs from Oc- EMILY tober to April. JACKSON It’s legal to set leg-hold, [email protected] Conibear and snare traps 200 metres from a dwelling. The traps might not be meant About 3,500 trappers oper- for Fido, but the steel con- ate in B.C. under the Wildlife traptions don’t discriminate Act to manage 17 fur-bearing when a pet sets them off. species, including muskrats, More pets were accident- beavers and lynx. About half ally trapped in 2012 than of the province’s trappers are 2011, according to reports aboriginal. made to the Association for “Obviously we would love the Protection of Fur-Bearing to see trapping banned — Animals. there’s really no need for it, Sixteen cases were re- it’s dangerous,” Nelson said. ported to the association last “At a bare minimum, the gov- year, almost half of which ernment should put signage were in B.C., spokesman Ad- up to alert people there are rian Nelson said. Only five traps in the area.” cases were reported in 2011, The government, how- but the association estimates ever, has been reluctant to actual numbers are much talk trapping regulations, higher. Nelson said. Trinity the dog was caught in a trap in Calgary in 2012. CONTRIBUTED BY AARCS RCMP catch fewer impaired drivers in B.C. over holidays The Mounties in B.C. say few- same period last year. about drinking and driving. er drunk drivers were caught Almost 350 drivers were Although they found few- in roadblocks across the prov- given 90-day driving suspen- er impaired drivers, RCMP ince this holiday season com- sions, another 272 got three- officers handed out about pared to previous years. day driving bans and 135 3,000 other tickets during They say preliminary were given drug-related 24- the CounterAttack program, numbers from areas policed hour suspensions. including 1,419 drivers who by the RCMP show 961 people Cpl. Robert McDonald of were using an electronic de- were charged with impaired RCMP Traffic Services says vice. driving and other offences good media coverage of the Another 213 were caught during the CounterAttack new impaired-driving laws speeding and 1,364 tickets program from Dec. 2 to Jan. and penalties has helped were written for seatbelt vio- 2nd, compared to 1,434 in the people make better choices lations. THE CANADIAN PRESS Sentencing Down 31% Counselling for crew Feds want longer Vancouver home Person killed than 17 years for sales plunge in by freight train drug smuggling December in Kamloops A drug-smuggling sen- The Real Estate Board of Members of a CP Rail train tence of almost 17 years Greater Vancouver says crew are being offered imposed on a B.C. man home sales fell sharply in counselling after a tragic is not long enough for December compared with early-morning accident on federal prosecutors in a year ago. the CP main line through Saskatchewan. The board sales home a Kamloops, B.C., suburb. They are appealing the sales were down 31.1 per CP Rail spokesman term handed to Vernon cent in the last month of Kevin Hersak says a resident Brock Palfrey, 25, the year compared with westbound freight train in November for his part 2011. was travelling through the in a huge bust in Sas- Sales in December Dallas area of Kamloops, katchewan in late 2011. totalled 1,142 for the about 350 kilometres Co-accused Troy Swan- month. northeast of Vancouver. son, 26, of Coldstream, The MLS home price He says the crew saw what was sentenced to nearly index composite bench- appeared to be a person 11 years behind bars — mark price for residential lying on the tracks. The and that sentence is also properties in the region victim could not be roused being appealed. was also lower. nor the train stopped. CKIZ/THE CANADIAN PRESS THE CANADIAN PRESS CHNL/THE CANADIAN PRESS Boxing Week SALE. 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JESSICA HILL/THE ASSOCIATED PRESS school drama prompted gave one of the girl’s par- ers and administrators were educators to cancel the ents milkshakes spiked met by a large police presence America.” parents who wanted to be musical, deeming it too with prescription sleeping outside their new school, an Students found the same close to their children were Niggling doubt sexual. But the decision pills so she could use the overhauled middle school chairs and desks, when pos- welcome to visit and stay in “It’s very hard to turn was reversed Thursday. Internet past her curfew, that had been shuttered for sible. Their classroom walls classrooms or an auditorium. Herriman High School police said. nearly two years. Several of- were painted the same col- Newtown superintendent off the little ‘What if?’.... received permission from The 15-year-old ficers guarded the entrance ours and hung with the same Janet Robinson said officials Dec. 14 started out as a the copyright owners of daughter and a 16-year- and checked IDs of parents pictures. Other details, such would do their best to make normal day, too.” All Shook Up to edit the old friend were taken to dropping off children. as the location of bookshelves the students feel at ease. songs and make scene Juvenile Hall. Law-enforcement officers and cubby holes, were repli- “We will be doing a Sarah Caron, 32, parent of two kids changes. THE ASSOCIATED PRESS THE ASSOCIATED PRESS guarding the new school cated as much as possible. normal day,” she said. scarred by the shooting, upon seeing them called it “the safest school in The school district said THE ASSOCIATED PRESS go back to school. metronews.ca NEWS 09 WEEKEND, January 4-6, 2013 Rape and murder charges laid against accused in gang rape Global outrage. Protesters gather in New Delhi and around the world to push for stricter laws against sexual assaults in India Five men accused of raping a university student for hours on a bus as it drove through India’s capital were charged Thursday with murder, rape and other crimes that could bring them the death penalty. The attack on the 23-year- old woman, who died of se- Savita Verma, a mother from Brampton, Ont., wipes a tear as she joins a protest vere internal injuries over the outside the Indian Consulate in Toronto on Thursday. CHRIS YOUNG/THE CANADIAN PRESS weekend, provoked a fierce debate across India about the the tragedy could mark a filed a case of rape, tampering routine mistreatment of fe- turning point for women’s with evidence, kidnapping, males and triggered daily pro- rights. murder and other charges tests demanding action. In a nation where court against the men. The charge There have been signs cases often linger for years, sheet was not released and of change since the attack. the government set up a he asked for a closed trial. A Rapes, often ignored, have special fast-track court Wed- hearing was set for Saturday. become front-page news, pol- nesday to deal with crimes The men charged were iticians have called for tough- against women, and that is Ram Singh, the bus driver; er laws, including the death where the charges against the his brother Mukesh Singh, penalty and chemical castra- five men were filed Thursday who cleans buses for the tion for rapists, and the gov- evening. The government same company; Pavan Gupta, ernment is examining wide- said it planned to open four a fruit vendor; Akshay Singh, scale reforms in the criminal more of those courts in the a bus washer; and Vinay justice system’s handling of city. Sharma, a fitness trainer. sexual assaults. Activists say Prosecutor Rajiv Mohan THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Unwanted pregnancy of Shelburne County was Hutchinson later filed Man who poked given an 18-month prison an appeal, arguing that the sentence in December 2011 Nova Scotia Supreme Court’s holes in condoms after his judge-only trial sentence was harsh and ex- loses sexual heard that he pricked his cessive and that the woman girlfriend’s condoms with a voluntarily consented to assault appeal pin in 2006 so she would get having sex with him. pregnant and not break up But in a 4-1 majority A Nova Scotia man convicted with him. decision, the court said the of sexual assault for trying The Halifax-area woman sentence was not unfit and to trick his girlfriend into became pregnant and had the trial judge was correct becoming pregnant by pok- an abortion, but she later to conclude that the woman ing holes in her condoms suffered an infection of her did not consent to having has lost his appeal. uterus that was treated with unprotected sex. 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Google chief’s Natural disasters cost insurers $65 billion US last year, with North Korean visit ‘unhelpful,’ the United States accounting according to U.S. government for nine-tenths of the bill and Superstorm Sandy prompting payouts of $25 billion, a lead- The U.S. government is voicing Last month, North Korea ing insurance company said opposition to a planned North shot a satellite into space on Thursday. Korea visit by Google’s execu- the back of a three-stage rocket However, Munich Re AG tive chairman. State Depart- in defiance of a UN ban. Wash- said that the total insured ment spokeswoman Victoria ington and others decried it as losses worldwide were down Nuland said Thursday the tim- a covert test of ballistic missile from a record $119 billion A man walks past a small commercial strip that burned down during Superstorm Sandy in the Rockaways section of ing of the visit by Eric Schmidt technology and are seeking UN in 2011, when devastating New York City on Wednesday. The storm cost insurers $25 billion US in payouts. SETH WENIG/THE ASSOCIATED PRESS and former New Mexico Gov. Security Council action against earthquakes in Japan and Bill Richardson is “unhelpful.” Pyongyang. New Zealand cost the indus- compared with the previous Caribbean. uncertainty.” That made it People familiar with the Nuland said Schmidt and try dear. year’s $400 billion. Munich Re estimated in- the year’s most costly disas- plans tell The Associated Press Richardson were “well aware” The company said total Sandy, which battered sured losses from Sandy at ter. The lengthy drought that the trip will happen as early as of the U.S. government’s views. economic costs in 2012 from eastern coastline areas at $25 billion and total losses seared swathes of the U.S. this month. 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Overseas accounts Market Minute — amounted to $160 billion, States and 71 people in the “still subject to considerable THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Swiss bank to pay DOLLAR Vatican stops taking plastic $57.8M in U.S. 101.21¢ (-0.29¢) tax evasion case TSX It’s “cash only” now for tourists newspaper reported that the Switzerland’s oldest bank 12,470.44 (-70.33) at the Vatican wanting to pay Italian central bank took the Quoted became the first foreign for museum tickets, souvenirs action because the Holy See “A lot of tourists don’t bank to plead guilty in and other services after Italy’s has not yet fully complied with the United States to tax OIL central bank decided to block European Union safeguards have cash on them, so charges when it admitted $92.92 US (-20¢) electronic payments, including against money laundering. 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