<p>Trump's lawyers have resisted clarifying their stance on whether any documents seized at his residence were declassified at any point. In other news, Kyiv's western allies denounced the referendums that Russia had announced in Ukraine's four regions. Meanwhile, Liz Truss and Fumio Kishida, during their recent meeting, resolved to work together to tackle the strategic threat posed by China. Finally, mega Hollywood star Angelina Jolie arrived in Pakistan on Tuesday (September 20) to support people affected by the devastating floods.</p>

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<p>Judge Raymond Dearie – the special master in charge of reviewing the materials seized by the FBI during their raid on the Mar-a-Lago residence of former United States President Donald Trump – has asked Trump’s lawyers to make it clear if the documents were declassified at any point.</p>

<p><a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/ukraines-western-allies-condemn-russian-referendum-plans-for-occupied-regions-518218"><strong>Ukraine's Western allies condemn Russian referendum plans for occupied regions</strong></a></p>

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<p>Western allies German Chancellor Olaf Scholz called the referendums "sham" votes, while French President Emmanuel Macron described them as a "travesty". The United States said they were "an affront to the principles of sovereignty and territorial integrity" and that Washington would never recognise Russian claims to annexed Ukrainian territory.</p>

<p><a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/uks-liz-truss-to-work-with-japans-kishida-to-tackle-china-threat-518212"><strong>UK's Liz Truss to work with Japan's Kishida to tackle China threat</strong></a></p>

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<p>According to the statement, Truss and Kishida concurred on the significance of democracies cooperating, notably through international organisations like the G7, to reduce the economic and security dangers posed by "authoritarian governments".</p>

<p><a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/angelina-jolie-visits-pakistan-to-support-people-affected-by-floods-518228"><strong>Angelina Jolie visits Pakistan to support people affected by floods</strong></a></p>

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<p>&nbsp;Angelina Jolie is visiting to witness and gain an understanding of the situation, and to hear from people affected directly about their needs, and about steps to prevent such suffering in the future," the report said, citing a release of the International Rescue Committee (IRC).</p>

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Trump's lawyers have resisted clarifying their stance on whether any documents seized at his residence were declassified at any point. In other news, Kyiv's western allies denounced the referendums that Russia had announced in Ukraine's four regions.

Trump's lawyers have resisted clarifying their stance on whether any documents seized at his residence were declassified at any point. In other news, Kyiv's western allies denounced the referendums that Russia had announced in Ukraine's four regions. Meanwhile, Liz Truss and Fumio Kishida, during their recent meeting, resolved to work together to tackle the strategic threat posed by China. Finally, mega Hollywood star Angelina Jolie arrived in Pakistan on Tuesday (September 20) to support people affected by the devastating floods. Click on the headlines to read more: Donald Trump's lawyers resist judge's request to clarify 'declassification' claim Judge Raymond Dearie – the special master in charge of reviewing the materials seized by the FBI during their raid on the Mar-a-Lago residence of former United States President Donald Trump – has asked Trump’s lawyers to make it clear if the documents were declassified at any point. Ukraine's Western allies condemn Russian referendum plans for occupied regions Western allies German Chancellor Olaf Scholz called the referendums "sham" votes, while French President Emmanuel Macron described them as a "travesty". The United States said they were "an affront to the principles of sovereignty and territorial integrity" and that Washington would never recognise Russian claims to annexed Ukrainian territory. UK's Liz Truss to work with Japan's Kishida to tackle China threat According to the statement, Truss and Kishida concurred on the significance of democracies cooperating, notably through international organisations like the G7, to reduce the economic and security dangers posed by "authoritarian governments". Angelina Jolie visits Pakistan to support people affected by floods Angelina Jolie is visiting to witness and gain an understanding of the situation, and to hear from people affected directly about their needs, and about steps to prevent such suffering in the future," the report said, citing a release of the International Rescue Committee (IRC). Watch | McDonald's outlets reopen in Kyiv for delivery services only

Morning news brief: Trump's lawyers resist special master's request, Angelina Jolie visits Pakistan, and more

<p>Space X will seek an exception from US sanctions for providing&nbsp;satellite internet services to Iran,&nbsp;its owner Elon Musk said on Monday, responding to a tweet from a science reporter.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Erfan Kasarei, a science journalist, tweeted that expanding services to Iran might be a "real game changer" for the future of the country, prompting Musk's response.&nbsp;</p>

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<p>Iran has been subject to strict US sanctions since former US President Donald Trump terminated the Iran-US nuclear deal over Iran's nuclear activities.</p>

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<p>Tehran has repeatedly requested talks with Washington, and even the current US President Joe Biden wants to resume the deal, but this time Iran wants strong guarantees that no future American president will cancel it,&nbsp; AFP reported.</p>

<p>Launched in 2020, Starlink aims to provide effortless and strong connectivity to its customers on every continent, even in Antarctica, through its constellations of satellites in low earth orbit, Elon Musk claimed in his initial statements.&nbsp;</p>

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<p>Space X gained attention after providing antennas and modems to the Ukrainian military to help it enhance its communications during its ongoing conflict with Russia.&nbsp;</p>

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<p>Till now, nearly 3,000 Starlink satellites have been launched into Earth's low orbit. The company intends to launch 42,000 satellites to boost connectivity for its customers. The company is taking all possible actions to make it possible by launching at least one satellite every week with its own Falcon 9 rockets.&nbsp;</p>

<p>In response to a recent&nbsp;significant cyberattack against Albania carried out by Iranian intelligence in July, the US imposed additional sanctions on Iran.&nbsp;</p>

<p><em>(With inputs from agencies)</em></p>

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Space X will seek an exception from US sanctions for providing satellite internet services to Iran, its owner Elon Musk said on Monday, responding to a tweet from a science reporter.

Space X will seek an exception from US sanctions for providing satellite internet services to Iran, its owner Elon Musk said on Monday, responding to a tweet from a science reporter. Erfan Kasarei, a science journalist, tweeted that expanding services to Iran might be a "real game changer" for the future of the country, prompting Musk's response. Starlink will ask for an exemption to Iranian sanctions in this regard — Elon Musk (@elonmusk) September 19, 2022 × Iran has been subject to strict US sanctions since former US President Donald Trump terminated the Iran-US nuclear deal over Iran's nuclear activities. Also read | Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi demands US guarantee to resume nuclear deal Tehran has repeatedly requested talks with Washington, and even the current US President Joe Biden wants to resume the deal, but this time Iran wants strong guarantees that no future American president will cancel it, AFP reported. Launched in 2020, Starlink aims to provide effortless and strong connectivity to its customers on every continent, even in Antarctica, through its constellations of satellites in low earth orbit, Elon Musk claimed in his initial statements. Starlink is now active on all continents, including Antarctica https://t.co/Q1VvqV5G0i — Elon Musk (@elonmusk) September 19, 2022 × Space X gained attention after providing antennas and modems to the Ukrainian military to help it enhance its communications during its ongoing conflict with Russia. Also read | By 2033, Elon Musk's Tesla and its AI will be smarter than humans: Study Till now, nearly 3,000 Starlink satellites have been launched into Earth's low orbit. The company intends to launch 42,000 satellites to boost connectivity for its customers. The company is taking all possible actions to make it possible by launching at least one satellite every week with its own Falcon 9 rockets. In response to a recent significant cyberattack against Albania carried out by Iranian intelligence in July, the US imposed additional sanctions on Iran. (With inputs from agencies) WATCH WION LIVE HERE

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<p>On Tuesday, September 20, nearly 200 individuals, purportedly from the Muslim community, gathered in front of a Hindu temple in Smethwick, West Midlands, England to stage a scheduled protest.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Several videos were shared on social media of a sizeable gathering walking in the direction of the Durga Bhawan Hindu Centre on Spon Lane. In the video, most of the protesters were masked. Many of the protesters were heard chanting "Allahu Akbar" and&nbsp;similar slogans.</p>

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<p>Although there were police officers on the site, it was clear from the video that they were significantly less in number&nbsp;to deal with a mob of 200 protesters. The police were seen making announcements asking the protesters to move back.</p>

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<p>The police described the clashes over the past weekend as "serious disorder" and "significant aggression" in the wake of the Asia Cup match between the two countries.</p>

<p>As per a report by Birmingham World, a social media account with the username "Apna Muslims" called for a "peaceful protest" on Tuesday (Sept 20) outside the Durga Bhawan Temple, reported India Today.&nbsp;</p>

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<p>Additionally, there were claims of damage at the Hindu temple in the city, as well as claims that saffron flags were removed from outside the temple.&nbsp;</p>

<p>The Indian High Commission in London issued a statement denouncing the violence against the Indian community and requesting protection for individuals who were affected. So far, 47 people have been detained for alleged involvement in the violence in Leicester.</p>

<p>However, on the steps of a mosque in Leicester, leaders of Hindu and Muslim communities gathered together on the same day after the incident and released a joint appeal urging for peace and harmony and calling for an immediate end to the violence.</p>

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On Tuesday, September 20, nearly 200 individuals, purportedly from the Muslim community, gathered in front of a Hindu temple in Smethwick, West Midlands, England to stage a scheduled protest.

On Tuesday, September 20, nearly 200 individuals, purportedly from the Muslim community, gathered in front of a Hindu temple in Smethwick, West Midlands, England to stage a scheduled protest. Several videos were shared on social media of a sizeable gathering walking in the direction of the Durga Bhawan Hindu Centre on Spon Lane. In the video, most of the protesters were masked. Many of the protesters were heard chanting "Allahu Akbar" and similar slogans. Hindu-Muslim tension in the UK spreads from Leicester to Smethwick - a large number Muslim youths protesting outside a Hindu temple in Smethwick, heavy police presence helped to disperse the crowd. pic.twitter.com/S4GwOdODUo — Ashok Swain (@ashoswai) September 20, 2022 × Although there were police officers on the site, it was clear from the video that they were significantly less in number to deal with a mob of 200 protesters. The police were seen making announcements asking the protesters to move back. After attacking Hindu Temple in Leicester,Now Radical Mob attacks Durga Bhawan Hindu Temple in Smethwick Birmingham 😡Climb Temple walls,Did Vulgar actions Terrorising Hindu Devotees.Gangrene of Radicalism converting England into Pakistan#HindusUnderAttack#HindusUnderAttackInUK pic.twitter.com/HpDOibaYT6 — Jyot Jeet (@activistjyot) September 21, 2022 × Also read | Head of Iran’s morality police suspended amid protests over death in custody, reports suggest The police described the clashes over the past weekend as "serious disorder" and "significant aggression" in the wake of the Asia Cup match between the two countries. As per a report by Birmingham World, a social media account with the username "Apna Muslims" called for a "peaceful protest" on Tuesday (Sept 20) outside the Durga Bhawan Temple, reported India Today. Also read | India: Speeding truck mauls four people to death in Delhi, two injured Additionally, there were claims of damage at the Hindu temple in the city, as well as claims that saffron flags were removed from outside the temple. The Indian High Commission in London issued a statement denouncing the violence against the Indian community and requesting protection for individuals who were affected. So far, 47 people have been detained for alleged involvement in the violence in Leicester. However, on the steps of a mosque in Leicester, leaders of Hindu and Muslim communities gathered together on the same day after the incident and released a joint appeal urging for peace and harmony and calling for an immediate end to the violence. (With inputs from agencies) WATCH WION LIVE HERE

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<p>Every year on September 21, the world commemorates the International Day of Peace. In observance of non-violence and a 24-hour ceasefire, the United National General Assembly observes World Peace Day by encouraging the idea of peace among nations and people worldwide.</p>

<p>The UN Peace Bell is rung at the New York City headquarters every year to mark the International Day of Peace. The United Nations Association of Japan gave the Peace Bell in June 1945.&nbsp;</p>

<p>The day is celebrated twice, once on the first day of spring and again on September 21.</p>

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<p>The UN General Secretary rings the bell in the presence of representatives to pray for world peace on this day worldwide.</p>

<p>The UN proclaimed November 2021 as International Day of Peace or World Peace Day in 1981. It offers a universally recognised day on which all people can pledge their allegiance to peace and work to create a culture of peace.</p>

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<p>The theme for this year's International Day of Peace 2022 is "End Racism. Build Peace." As the name signifies, the theme emphasises encouraging harmony among diverse living communities. The theme also promotes accepting variety while maintaining harmony and peace. Each of us has a responsibility to promote peace. We require global commitment, solidarity, and trust more than ever. This day also encourages inclusivity, trust, and cooperation.&nbsp;</p>

<p>The UN revealed the theme for the International Day of Peace 2022, with the idea of promoting the concept of putting an end to hatred and bringing peace to all facets of society.&nbsp;</p>

<p><em>(With inputs from agencies)</em></p>

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Every year on September 21, the world commemorates the International Day of Peace. In observance of non-violence and a 24-hour ceasefire, the United National General Assembly observes World Peace Day by encouraging the idea of peace among nations and people worldwide.

Every year on September 21, the world commemorates the International Day of Peace. In observance of non-violence and a 24-hour ceasefire, the United National General Assembly observes World Peace Day by encouraging the idea of peace among nations and people worldwide. The UN Peace Bell is rung at the New York City headquarters every year to mark the International Day of Peace. The United Nations Association of Japan gave the Peace Bell in June 1945. The day is celebrated twice, once on the first day of spring and again on September 21. Also read | Adults under 65 should get routinely screened for anxiety, recommends a US study panel The UN General Secretary rings the bell in the presence of representatives to pray for world peace on this day worldwide. The UN proclaimed November 2021 as International Day of Peace or World Peace Day in 1981. It offers a universally recognised day on which all people can pledge their allegiance to peace and work to create a culture of peace. Also read | Economic cost of obesity set to reach 3.3 per cent of global GDP by 2060: Study The theme for this year's International Day of Peace 2022 is "End Racism. Build Peace." As the name signifies, the theme emphasises encouraging harmony among diverse living communities. The theme also promotes accepting variety while maintaining harmony and peace. Each of us has a responsibility to promote peace. We require global commitment, solidarity, and trust more than ever. This day also encourages inclusivity, trust, and cooperation. The UN revealed the theme for the International Day of Peace 2022, with the idea of promoting the concept of putting an end to hatred and bringing peace to all facets of society. (With inputs from agencies) WATCH WION LIVE HERE

International Day of Peace 2022: Theme, significance, and everything you need to know

<p>By the end of the decade, India will surpass the United Kingdom to become the world's third-largest economy; as a result, New Delhi and London must work together, British High Commissioner to India Alex Ellis said during a trade and investment programme on Tuesday.</p>

<p>At the India-UK business alliances programme, Ellis said, "For two economies roughly the same size, India will grow fast overtaking the UK to become the third largest economy by end of the decade, thus both need to work together."</p>

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<p>ANI reported that him as further stating that now as the UK has left the European Union, it is a great chance to write its own rules which can really work with India as there is a political will. In conversation with ANI, Ellis said that both London and New Delhi are trying to complete the Free Trade Agreement (FTA) by Diwali this year. When asked if it'll be a 'Diwali Dhamaka,' the high commissioner said that he hopes, as this FTA will help India to increase employment and economically grow in the coming 25 years.</p>

<p>According to the Union ministry of commerce and industry in Delhi, the fifth round of negotiations for the Free Trade Agreement (FTA) between India and the UK concluded last month.</p>

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<p>According to Britain Meets India (BMI) Report 2022, there are 618 UK companies in India that employ over 400K people and generate billions of dollars in revenue. These reports cover an average of 36.3 percent of the ground, a 10 per cent&nbsp;increase from 2021.</p>

<p>The report was released in New Delhi in the presence of over 50 dignitaries.</p>

<p>As per an industry-based report released last month, the bilateral trade between the two countries is likely to double by the year 2030.</p>

<p><em>(With inputs from agencies)</em></p>

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By the end of the decade, India will surpass the United Kingdom to become the world's third-largest economy; as a result, New Delhi and London must work together, British High Commissioner to India Alex Ellis said during a trade and investment programme on Tuesday.

By the end of the decade, India will surpass the United Kingdom to become the world's third-largest economy; as a result, New Delhi and London must work together, British High Commissioner to India Alex Ellis said during a trade and investment programme on Tuesday. At the India-UK business alliances programme, Ellis said, "For two economies roughly the same size, India will grow fast overtaking the UK to become the third largest economy by end of the decade, thus both need to work together." Also read | PM Modi's 'no war' comment to Putin lauded by France and United States ANI reported that him as further stating that now as the UK has left the European Union, it is a great chance to write its own rules which can really work with India as there is a political will. In conversation with ANI, Ellis said that both London and New Delhi are trying to complete the Free Trade Agreement (FTA) by Diwali this year. When asked if it'll be a 'Diwali Dhamaka,' the high commissioner said that he hopes, as this FTA will help India to increase employment and economically grow in the coming 25 years. According to the Union ministry of commerce and industry in Delhi, the fifth round of negotiations for the Free Trade Agreement (FTA) between India and the UK concluded last month. Also read | India: Speeding truck mauls four people to death in Delhi, two injured According to Britain Meets India (BMI) Report 2022, there are 618 UK companies in India that employ over 400K people and generate billions of dollars in revenue. These reports cover an average of 36.3 percent of the ground, a 10 per cent increase from 2021. The report was released in New Delhi in the presence of over 50 dignitaries. As per an industry-based report released last month, the bilateral trade between the two countries is likely to double by the year 2030. (With inputs from agencies) WATCH WION LIVE HERE

India will soon surpass UK to become world's third-largest economy, says UK High Commissioner

<p>On Tuesday (Sept 20), nearly 50 people were accused of engaging in a massive COVID-19 fraud scam involving reportedly stealing up to $250 million from a federal initiative designed to feed children in Minneapolis.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Atty. General Merrick Garland, during a press conference, said that this is probably the largest pandemic relief fraud scheme charged to dat.</p>

<p>The US Attorney for Minnesota described the plan as a "brazen scheme of staggering proportions," The New York Post reported.</p>

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<p>As per federal authorities, 47 defendants carried off the scam by taking advantage of loosened rules and oversight during the pandemic. The government accused all of them of using the money to buy expensive cars and homes in Minnesota, Ohio, and even Kenya and Turkey.</p>

<p>Authorities claim that the Minnesota-based charity Feeding Our Future took advantage of the shift in coronavirus&nbsp;regulations that permitted non-profit restaurants to participate in student meal assistance programmes.&nbsp;</p>

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<p>However, as per the accusations, Aimee Bock, the charity's founder, founded a network of individuals and groups to perpetrate as many as 250 fraudulent meals intended to feed children during the pandemic.</p>

<p>Prosecutors in a statement said, "These sites … fraudulently claimed to be serving meals to thousands of children a day within just days or weeks of being formed," The New York Post reported.&nbsp;Prosecutors additionally stated that a roster&nbsp;was made using the fake names of&nbsp;kids.</p>

<p>The defendants are charged with fabricating fake food receipts for food transactions and as well as attendance records that include names of kids who were served food.</p>

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On Tuesday (Sept 20), nearly 50 people were accused of engaging in a massive COVID-19 fraud scam involving reportedly stealing up to $250 million from a federal initiative designed to feed children in Minneapolis.

On Tuesday (Sept 20), nearly 50 people were accused of engaging in a massive COVID-19 fraud scam involving reportedly stealing up to $250 million from a federal initiative designed to feed children in Minneapolis. Atty. General Merrick Garland, during a press conference, said that this is probably the largest pandemic relief fraud scheme charged to dat. The US Attorney for Minnesota described the plan as a "brazen scheme of staggering proportions," The New York Post reported. Also read | President Biden says COVID-19 pandemic in US 'is over' As per federal authorities, 47 defendants carried off the scam by taking advantage of loosened rules and oversight during the pandemic. The government accused all of them of using the money to buy expensive cars and homes in Minnesota, Ohio, and even Kenya and Turkey. Authorities claim that the Minnesota-based charity Feeding Our Future took advantage of the shift in coronavirus regulations that permitted non-profit restaurants to participate in student meal assistance programmes. Also read | Hong Kong flags COVID-19 quarantine policy change, wants an orderly opening-up However, as per the accusations, Aimee Bock, the charity's founder, founded a network of individuals and groups to perpetrate as many as 250 fraudulent meals intended to feed children during the pandemic. Prosecutors in a statement said, "These sites … fraudulently claimed to be serving meals to thousands of children a day within just days or weeks of being formed," The New York Post reported. Prosecutors additionally stated that a roster was made using the fake names of kids. The defendants are charged with fabricating fake food receipts for food transactions and as well as attendance records that include names of kids who were served food. (With inputs from agencies)

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<p>Police in the north Indian city of Chandigarh said that a female student arrested in the 'video leak' row has neither shot nor shared any offensive footage of other female students. The student, her male friend, and the warden of the university who was seen in the video confronting the accused have been arrested.</p>

<p>Chandigarh police chief Vivek Soni said authorities discovered only one video of the accused herself, even as some Indian media reports state that four videos of the accused have been discovered.</p>

<p><a href="https://www.wionews.com/india-news/india-protest-erupts-at-private-university-over-leak-of-objectionable-videos-of-girl-students-517314"><strong>Also read |&nbsp;India: Protest erupts at private university over leak of objectionable videos of girl students</strong></a></p>

<p>The ongoing protests by the students and relatives continued after the students refused to accept the police's findings. &nbsp;There were unconfirmed reports that dozens of videos of girl students were leaked and that some of the victims tried committing suicide. The police refuted both claims.</p>

<p>The university's pro-chancellor Dr RS Bawa said in a statement earlier that the rumour that 60 objectionable videos have been discovered and identified "are completely baseless."&nbsp;</p>

<p>A special investigation team led by a senior IPS officer has been set up to look into the claims made by the students in the wake of the protests. A high-level investigation has been promised by Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann.</p>

<p><a href="https://www.wionews.com/india-news/punjabs-education-minister-requests-calm-after-alleged-release-of-girl-hostel-517350"><strong>Also read |&nbsp;Punjab's education minister requests calm after alleged release of girl hostel videos</strong></a></p>

<p>Senior Punjab Police official Gurpreet Kaur Deo said that the police spoke to some 60 female students who were sharing the same floor with the accused in the ladies' hostel, and said that most of them were new and did not know each other, PTI reported. She further said that the students are now content as their concerns have been taken care of. &nbsp;</p>

<p>Deo added that the accused girl had shared her own video, which is her personal matter, and the police dealt with this situation as well, to avoid any future problems.</p>

<p>The accused student's phone has been sent for forensic testing to find and retrieve deleted videos if any.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Additionally, the area around the bathroom is also being searched for hidden cameras, if any.&nbsp;</p>

<p>The police is still looking into&nbsp;the&nbsp;matter.</p>

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Police in the north Indian city of Chandigarh said that a female student arrested in the 'video leak' row has neither shot nor shared any offensive footage of other female students.

Police in the north Indian city of Chandigarh said that a female student arrested in the 'video leak' row has neither shot nor shared any offensive footage of other female students. The student, her male friend, and the warden of the university who was seen in the video confronting the accused have been arrested. Chandigarh police chief Vivek Soni said authorities discovered only one video of the accused herself, even as some Indian media reports state that four videos of the accused have been discovered. Also read | India: Protest erupts at private university over leak of objectionable videos of girl students The ongoing protests by the students and relatives continued after the students refused to accept the police's findings. There were unconfirmed reports that dozens of videos of girl students were leaked and that some of the victims tried committing suicide. The police refuted both claims. The university's pro-chancellor Dr RS Bawa said in a statement earlier that the rumour that 60 objectionable videos have been discovered and identified "are completely baseless." A special investigation team led by a senior IPS officer has been set up to look into the claims made by the students in the wake of the protests. A high-level investigation has been promised by Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann. Also read | Punjab's education minister requests calm after alleged release of girl hostel videos Senior Punjab Police official Gurpreet Kaur Deo said that the police spoke to some 60 female students who were sharing the same floor with the accused in the ladies' hostel, and said that most of them were new and did not know each other, PTI reported. She further said that the students are now content as their concerns have been taken care of. Deo added that the accused girl had shared her own video, which is her personal matter, and the police dealt with this situation as well, to avoid any future problems. The accused student's phone has been sent for forensic testing to find and retrieve deleted videos if any. Additionally, the area around the bathroom is also being searched for hidden cameras, if any. The police is still looking into the matter. Punjab | Chandigarh University closed till 24th Sept; a few students seen leaving for their homes. Students' protest erupted in the campus yesterday over the University's alleged 'leaked objectional videos' row. Two accused arrested & one detained in connection with the matter. pic.twitter.com/BJraCQUr5J — ANI (@ANI) September 19, 2022 × (With inputs from agencies) WATCH WION LIVE HERE

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<p>Despite the devastating floods in Pakistan, the finance minister on Sunday, in a conversation with Reuters, said that the country would "absolutely not" fail its financial obligations, indicating no changes will be made to the economic reforms.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Miftah Ismail, finance minister, said, "The path to stability was narrow, given the challenging environment, and it has become narrower still." He further added, "But if we continue to take prudent decisions - and we will - then we're not going to default. Absolutely not."</p>

<p>Concerns started to flow after the horrific floods that caused billions of infrastructural damage and killed over 1,500 people. However, due to its harsh economic policies, the South Asian country was able to resume its IMF programme but didn't last long after the record-breaking rainfall began.</p>

<p><a href="https://www.wionews.com/south-asia/pakistan-floods-un-expresses-concern-over-34-million-children-in-need-of-lifesaving-support-517484"><strong>Also read |&nbsp;Pakistan floods: UN expresses concern over 3.4 million children in need of lifesaving support</strong></a></p>

<p>Pakistan's central bank still stands at $8.6 billion despite receiving IMF assistance of $1.2 billion in August.</p>

<p>Ismail asserted that despite the disaster, most of the programmes are still on track. He further claimed that even though the floods caused a $4 billion damage increase in imports and exports, Pakistan would still be able to boost the reserves up to $4 billion. Ismail predicted that the current account deficit wouldn't rise by more than $2 billion.</p>

<p>Given that Pakitan's economy had already sustained an $!8 billion loss in floods which might rise to $30 billion, Ismail claimed that the international markets were nervous about the country. However, he said that the situation will get back to normal in 15 to 20 days and that the market will realise Pakitan's commitment to prudence.</p>

<p><a href="https://www.wionews.com/south-asia/imf-to-work-with-international-community-to-support-flood-ravaged-pakistan-517482"><strong>Also read |&nbsp;IMF to work with international community to support flood-ravaged Pakistan</strong></a></p>

<p>Ismail promised that the upcoming payment of $1 billion in international bonds would surely be made. Furthermore, the finance minister stated that funding sources have been secured, including over $4 billion in the Asian Development Bank, the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank, and the World Bank.</p>

<p>Miftah&nbsp;also stated that $5 billion will commence from Qatar during the current fiscal year. He went on to say that the $1 billion in UAE investment will have a significant impact on Pakistan's stock market. Ismail said that by the end of 2023, a $3 billion pledged investment from Qatar will happen.</p>

<p>Furthermore, he stated that Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman has assured Pakistani Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif of a $1 billion investment.&nbsp;</p>

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Despite the devastating floods in Pakistan, the finance minister on Sunday, in a conversation with Reuters, said that the country would "absolutely not" fail its financial obligations, indicating no changes will be made to the economic reforms.

Despite the devastating floods in Pakistan, the finance minister on Sunday, in a conversation with Reuters, said that the country would "absolutely not" fail its financial obligations, indicating no changes will be made to the economic reforms. Miftah Ismail, finance minister, said, "The path to stability was narrow, given the challenging environment, and it has become narrower still." He further added, "But if we continue to take prudent decisions - and we will - then we're not going to default. Absolutely not." Concerns started to flow after the horrific floods that caused billions of infrastructural damage and killed over 1,500 people. However, due to its harsh economic policies, the South Asian country was able to resume its IMF programme but didn't last long after the record-breaking rainfall began. Also read | Pakistan floods: UN expresses concern over 3.4 million children in need of lifesaving support Pakistan's central bank still stands at $8.6 billion despite receiving IMF assistance of $1.2 billion in August. Ismail asserted that despite the disaster, most of the programmes are still on track. He further claimed that even though the floods caused a $4 billion damage increase in imports and exports, Pakistan would still be able to boost the reserves up to $4 billion. Ismail predicted that the current account deficit wouldn't rise by more than $2 billion. Given that Pakitan's economy had already sustained an $!8 billion loss in floods which might rise to $30 billion, Ismail claimed that the international markets were nervous about the country. However, he said that the situation will get back to normal in 15 to 20 days and that the market will realise Pakitan's commitment to prudence. Also read | IMF to work with international community to support flood-ravaged Pakistan Ismail promised that the upcoming payment of $1 billion in international bonds would surely be made. Furthermore, the finance minister stated that funding sources have been secured, including over $4 billion in the Asian Development Bank, the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank, and the World Bank. Miftah also stated that $5 billion will commence from Qatar during the current fiscal year. He went on to say that the $1 billion in UAE investment will have a significant impact on Pakistan's stock market. Ismail said that by the end of 2023, a $3 billion pledged investment from Qatar will happen. Furthermore, he stated that Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman has assured Pakistani Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif of a $1 billion investment. (With inputs from agencies) WATCH WION LIVE HERE

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<p>US President Joe Biden warns&nbsp;Chinese President Xi Jinping that if he goes against sanctions imposed against Russia, over its invasion, it will damage the investment climate. In other news, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky declared that the counter-offensive by Ukraine against Russia will not stop and claimed that its forces are reclaiming its cities from Moscow. Meanwhile, in the Chinese province of Guizhou, a bus taking passengers to a COVID-19 quarantine facility crashed on Sunday, killing 27 people. Finally, US president Joe Biden in an interview recently stated the Covid pandemic in the country has ended.&nbsp;</p>

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<p><a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/xi-jinping-warned-of-investor-fallout-by-joe-biden-if-china-backs-russias-war-517490"><strong>Biden warns Jinping, says US forces would help defend Taiwan against China</strong></a></p>

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<p>Although there is no indication that China has actively supported the Russian war effort with weapons sales, Biden said he told Xi that violating the sanctions would be a "gigantic mistake."</p>

<p><a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/no-let-up-in-taking-back-ukrainian-towns-volodymyr-zelensky-517507"><strong>No let-up in taking back Ukrainian towns from Russian forces: Volodymyr Zelensky</strong></a></p>

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<p>During his nightly address, he said “Maybe now it seems to some of you that after a series of victories we have a certain lull but its preparation for the next series... because Ukraine must be free — all of it.”</p>

<p><a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/27-dead-in-china-after-bus-taking-people-to-covid-19-quarantine-facility-crashes-517528"><strong>27 dead in China after bus taking people to COVID-19 quarantine facility crashes</strong></a></p>

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<p lang="EN-US" paraeid="{a648d73c-8343-4de9-a78f-1bfee3631313}{93}" paraid="524270523" >The Chinese authorities confirmed that the accident occurred around 2:40 AM local time and the bus was “transporting people linked to the epidemic to quarantine” from the provincial capital of Guiyang.&nbsp;</p>

<p><a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/president-biden-says-covid-19-pandemic-in-us-is-over-517520"><strong>President Biden says COVID-19 pandemic in US 'is over'</strong></a></p>

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<p>"The pandemic is over. We still have a problem with Covid. We're still doing a lot of work on it..., but the pandemic is over," Biden told CBS news programme&nbsp;"60 Minutes" in an interview taped as he walked the floor of the Detroit Auto Show last week.</p>

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US President Joe Biden warns Chinese President Xi Jinping that if he goes against sanctions imposed against Russia, over its invasion, it will damage the investment climate.

US President Joe Biden warns Chinese President Xi Jinping that if he goes against sanctions imposed against Russia, over its invasion, it will damage the investment climate. In other news, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky declared that the counter-offensive by Ukraine against Russia will not stop and claimed that its forces are reclaiming its cities from Moscow. Meanwhile, in the Chinese province of Guizhou, a bus taking passengers to a COVID-19 quarantine facility crashed on Sunday, killing 27 people. Finally, US president Joe Biden in an interview recently stated the Covid pandemic in the country has ended. Click on the headlines to read more: Biden warns Jinping, says US forces would help defend Taiwan against China Although there is no indication that China has actively supported the Russian war effort with weapons sales, Biden said he told Xi that violating the sanctions would be a "gigantic mistake." No let-up in taking back Ukrainian towns from Russian forces: Volodymyr Zelensky During his nightly address, he said “Maybe now it seems to some of you that after a series of victories we have a certain lull but its preparation for the next series... because Ukraine must be free — all of it.” 27 dead in China after bus taking people to COVID-19 quarantine facility crashes The Chinese authorities confirmed that the accident occurred around 2:40 AM local time and the bus was “transporting people linked to the epidemic to quarantine” from the provincial capital of Guiyang. President Biden says COVID-19 pandemic in US 'is over' "The pandemic is over. We still have a problem with Covid. We're still doing a lot of work on it..., but the pandemic is over," Biden told CBS news programme "60 Minutes" in an interview taped as he walked the floor of the Detroit Auto Show last week. Watch | Hurricane Fiona hits Puerto Rico; threatens to cause landslides

Morning news brief: Joe Biden warns Xi Jinping, 27 dead in China in bus crash, and more

<p>Recently, a Canadian family went viral as it was on a world tour to create memories before three of their four children would eventually lose their eyesight.</p>

<p>Canadian parents Edith Lemay and Sebastian Pelletier first noticed that their eldest daughter Mia had vision issues when she was three years old. Mia was later diagnosed with retinitis pigmentosa, a rare genetic disorder that results in a loss of eyesight over time.</p>

<p>After a few years in 2019, the couple observed similar symptoms in their two boys, Laurent, 5, and Colin, 7. However, their second son cleared all the tests.</p>

<p><a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/choice-of-a-real-man-russia-attracts-volunteer-soldiers-with-mobile-trucks-incentives-517471"><strong>Also read |&nbsp;'Choice of a real man': Russia attracts volunteer soldiers with mobile trucks, incentives</strong></a></p>

<p>The mother said that since there is no cure for the illness or to halt the spread of the disorder, they cannot do anything for it. The parents predict that children will completely lose their visions by the time they reach midlife.</p>

<p>Lemay said&nbsp;that they could do just one thing for Mia and the other kids for them to create "visual memories," as the specialist recommended. The mother further said that instead of showing her an elephant in a book, they would take the children to actually see a real elephant.</p>

<p>She and her husband quickly started planning to spend a year touring the world with their children. The couple travelled frequently before becoming parents. Lemay says that there are good things to do at home, but nothing beats travelling.</p>

<p>The six-person family had a detailed trip, including visiting China and travelling to Russia by land, which was repeatedly postponed due to Covid travel restrictions. They left for Montreal in March 2022 without any plan. They started their journey in Namibia, where they were able to see elephants, zebras, and giraffes.</p>

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<p>From there they travelled to Zambia, Tanzania, and finally to Turkey and spent a month there. After this, the family travelled to Mongolia, and then to Indonesia.</p>

<p>Pelletier said that they are only focusing on views and animals. The couple hopes that the trip will aid the children's development of strong coping abilities, in addition to beautiful sharp views and letting them know how privileged they are, despite potential difficulties when their vision deteriorates later in life.</p>

<p>The mother claims that while visual experiences still remain a priority, the trip is now more about showing the kids something different and will try to give them a taste of life-changing opportunities.</p>

<p>Although both parents are constantly thinking and worrying about their diagnosis, they are also concentrating on the present and trying to focus on positive energy and things.&nbsp; The family has created an Instagram account with over 80K followers.&nbsp;</p>

<p><em>(With inputs from agencies)</em></p>

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Recently, a Canadian family went viral as it was on a world tour to create memories before three of their four children would eventually lose their eyesight. Canadian parents Edith Lemay and Sebastian Pelletier first noticed that their eldest daughter Mia had vision issues when she was three years old.

Recently, a Canadian family went viral as it was on a world tour to create memories before three of their four children would eventually lose their eyesight. Canadian parents Edith Lemay and Sebastian Pelletier first noticed that their eldest daughter Mia had vision issues when she was three years old. Mia was later diagnosed with retinitis pigmentosa, a rare genetic disorder that results in a loss of eyesight over time. After a few years in 2019, the couple observed similar symptoms in their two boys, Laurent, 5, and Colin, 7. However, their second son cleared all the tests. Also read | 'Choice of a real man': Russia attracts volunteer soldiers with mobile trucks, incentives The mother said that since there is no cure for the illness or to halt the spread of the disorder, they cannot do anything for it. The parents predict that children will completely lose their visions by the time they reach midlife. Lemay said that they could do just one thing for Mia and the other kids for them to create "visual memories," as the specialist recommended. The mother further said that instead of showing her an elephant in a book, they would take the children to actually see a real elephant. She and her husband quickly started planning to spend a year touring the world with their children. The couple travelled frequently before becoming parents. Lemay says that there are good things to do at home, but nothing beats travelling. The six-person family had a detailed trip, including visiting China and travelling to Russia by land, which was repeatedly postponed due to Covid travel restrictions. They left for Montreal in March 2022 without any plan. They started their journey in Namibia, where they were able to see elephants, zebras, and giraffes. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Plein Leurs Yeux (@pleinleursyeux) × Also read | GTA 6 gameplay videos leaked. Shows city location and the new protagonists From there they travelled to Zambia, Tanzania, and finally to Turkey and spent a month there. After this, the family travelled to Mongolia, and then to Indonesia. Pelletier said that they are only focusing on views and animals. The couple hopes that the trip will aid the children's development of strong coping abilities, in addition to beautiful sharp views and letting them know how privileged they are, despite potential difficulties when their vision deteriorates later in life. The mother claims that while visual experiences still remain a priority, the trip is now more about showing the kids something different and will try to give them a taste of life-changing opportunities. Although both parents are constantly thinking and worrying about their diagnosis, they are also concentrating on the present and trying to focus on positive energy and things. The family has created an Instagram account with over 80K followers. (With inputs from agencies) WATCH WION LIVE HERE

Canadian family goes on world tour to make 'visual memories' before children lose their vision

<p>Another month, another ban for Afghans.&nbsp;Taliban said it will prohibit the use of video sharing app TikTok and popular video game PubG in the country within the next three months.</p>

<p>Ever since the terrorist organisation seized power in the country, multiple media platforms and websites have been blocked for publishing information that the group perceives to be immoral. The rights and functions of media outlets in the South Asian country have been curtailed since the Taliban takeover.&nbsp;</p>

<p>In a conference with officials from the security sector and sharia law administrators, the Taliban announced they would outlaw both the apps in Afghanistan within&nbsp;the time period, Khaama Press reported.&nbsp;</p>

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<p>Telecommunication and internet service providers in the country have been informed about the ban and have been requested to abide by the rule within the allotted time.</p>

<p>Najibullah Haqqani, the minister of communications, said, "We have blocked 23.4 million websites. They change their pages every time. So, when you block one website, another one will be active," TOLO News reported.</p>

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<p>Speaking at the time, Ahmad Masoud Latif Rai, the government's deputy minister of communications, slammed Facebook for refusing to cooperate with the Taliban on online content moderation.</p>

<p>There have been major changes in the media culture of the country, including the closure of more than half a million media outlets; a ban on a number of channels and websites; increased work restrictions; violence, and threats to journalists.</p>

<p>Since the group came to power, over 45 percent of journalists have left their jobs, and the ever-increasing restrictions on the media in Afghanistan have also drawn widespread criticism on a global scale.</p>

<p><em>(With inputs from agencies)</em></p>

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Another month, another ban for Afghans. Taliban said it will prohibit the use of video sharing app TikTok and popular video game PubG in the country within the next three months.

Another month, another ban for Afghans. Taliban said it will prohibit the use of video sharing app TikTok and popular video game PubG in the country within the next three months. Ever since the terrorist organisation seized power in the country, multiple media platforms and websites have been blocked for publishing information that the group perceives to be immoral. The rights and functions of media outlets in the South Asian country have been curtailed since the Taliban takeover. In a conference with officials from the security sector and sharia law administrators, the Taliban announced they would outlaw both the apps in Afghanistan within the time period, Khaama Press reported. Also read | Where is Masood Azhar? Pakistan says 'ungoverned spaces' in Afghanistan safe havens for terrorists Telecommunication and internet service providers in the country have been informed about the ban and have been requested to abide by the rule within the allotted time. Najibullah Haqqani, the minister of communications, said, "We have blocked 23.4 million websites. They change their pages every time. So, when you block one website, another one will be active," TOLO News reported. Also read | Taliban deny Pakistani claim, say terrorist Masood Azhar may be in Pakistan Speaking at the time, Ahmad Masoud Latif Rai, the government's deputy minister of communications, slammed Facebook for refusing to cooperate with the Taliban on online content moderation. There have been major changes in the media culture of the country, including the closure of more than half a million media outlets; a ban on a number of channels and websites; increased work restrictions; violence, and threats to journalists. Since the group came to power, over 45 percent of journalists have left their jobs, and the ever-increasing restrictions on the media in Afghanistan have also drawn widespread criticism on a global scale. (With inputs from agencies) WATCH WION LIVE HERE

Afghanistan: Taliban to ban TikTok and PUBG within 90 days

<p>In an interview on Monday (Sept 19), Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi stated that Tehran would be serious about resuming a deal on its nuclear programme if the US promised to not withdraw from it.</p>

<p>Iran's foreign minister last month urged UN atomic watchdogs to stop interfering in Tehran's nuclear work and stated that Tehran needs a firmer guarantee from Washington to resume the 2015 deal. According to the agreement, Iran agreed to limit its nuclear programme in exchange for relief from economic sanctions imposed by the United States, the European Union, and the United Nations.</p>

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<p>In an interview with CBS, Raisi said, "If it’s a good deal and fair deal, we would be serious about reaching an agreement," Reuters reported.</p>

<p>In his last week's UN General Assembly visit, Raisi said, "It needs to be lasting. There need to be guarantees. If there were a guarantee, then the Americans could not withdraw from the deal. " He further stated that the Americans broke the commitment on the deal.&nbsp;</p>

<p>They did it unilaterally. They said, 'I am out of the deal.' Now making promises is becoming meaningless," he said. "We cannot trust the Americans because of the behaviour that we have already seen from them. That is why if there is no guarantee, there is no trust, "Raisi said, Reuters reported.</p>

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<p>During the months of negotiations in Vienna, Tehran requested that no future US president violate the agreement, as former President Donald Trump did in 2018. These negotiations in March seemed as if they could be revived, but due to indirect negotiations between both, they collapsed on a number of issues.</p>

<p>However, there has been no indication that both Tehran and Washington would be able to overcome their impasse. Iran is anticipated to utilise the UN General Assembly to keep the diplomatic process moving, desiring to establish a lasting agreement.</p>

<p>However, because the agreement is a political understanding rather than a legally binding treaty, President Joe Biden is unable to give Iran the guarantee.</p>

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In an interview on Monday (Sept 19), Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi stated that Tehran would be serious about resuming a deal on its nuclear programme if the US promised to not withdraw from it.

In an interview on Monday (Sept 19), Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi stated that Tehran would be serious about resuming a deal on its nuclear programme if the US promised to not withdraw from it. Iran's foreign minister last month urged UN atomic watchdogs to stop interfering in Tehran's nuclear work and stated that Tehran needs a firmer guarantee from Washington to resume the 2015 deal. According to the agreement, Iran agreed to limit its nuclear programme in exchange for relief from economic sanctions imposed by the United States, the European Union, and the United Nations. Also read | Death of Iranian woman after arrest by moral police 'unforgivable': White House In an interview with CBS, Raisi said, "If it’s a good deal and fair deal, we would be serious about reaching an agreement," Reuters reported. In his last week's UN General Assembly visit, Raisi said, "It needs to be lasting. There need to be guarantees. If there were a guarantee, then the Americans could not withdraw from the deal. " He further stated that the Americans broke the commitment on the deal. They did it unilaterally. They said, 'I am out of the deal.' Now making promises is becoming meaningless," he said. "We cannot trust the Americans because of the behaviour that we have already seen from them. That is why if there is no guarantee, there is no trust, "Raisi said, Reuters reported. Also read | Iran’s supreme leader recovering at residence after undergoing surgery, cancels all meetings During the months of negotiations in Vienna, Tehran requested that no future US president violate the agreement, as former President Donald Trump did in 2018. These negotiations in March seemed as if they could be revived, but due to indirect negotiations between both, they collapsed on a number of issues. However, there has been no indication that both Tehran and Washington would be able to overcome their impasse. Iran is anticipated to utilise the UN General Assembly to keep the diplomatic process moving, desiring to establish a lasting agreement. However, because the agreement is a political understanding rather than a legally binding treaty, President Joe Biden is unable to give Iran the guarantee. WATCH WION LIVE HERE

Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi demands US guarantee to resume nuclear deal

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