Nearly a month after channeling her inner cat at the 2023 Met Gala, Doja Cat is giving the first taste of her much-anticipated album with her latest single "Attention". The singer has dropped its music video across platforms and posters of the track are doing rounds online for all the wacky reasons. Meanwhile, fans also noticed that the singer has finally addressed comparisons to Nicki Minaj in the most Doja-esue way.

The song talks about a need for attention rather than love and conveys a sense of self-assuredness. Doja raps, "I paid all my respect to those who taught me how to make it. And now I reap the benefits with no confrontation / Y’all fall into beef, but that’s another conversation."

Later in the song, she adds, "Why she think she Nicki M? She think she hot shit." Dismissing the criticism and to compliment Minaj, Doja says, "Of course you bitches comparing Doja to who the hottest."

Check out the music video below!

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Staying true to her word of leaving pop to the side and dropping some killer rap verses, Doja talked about herself in the track and addressed her decision to leave the Weeknd's After Hours stadium tour.

"My taste good, but I just had to redirect my cookin’/I could’ve been an opener, I redirect the bookin’," she raps. "I read it all, the comments sayin’, ‘D, I’m really shooketh’/’D, you need to see a therapist, is you lookin?’/Yes, the one I got, they really are the best/Now I feel like I can see you bitches is depressed."

In May last year, Doja said that she skipped the Weeknd tour due to tonsil surgery.

Doja's fourth-studio album will release across platforms on June 16, 2023.

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Nearly a month after channeling her inner cat at the 2023 Met Gala, Doja Cat is giving the first taste of her much-anticipated album with her latest single "Attention".

Nearly a month after channeling her inner cat at the 2023 Met Gala, Doja Cat is giving the first taste of her much-anticipated album with her latest single "Attention". The singer has dropped its music video across platforms and posters of the track are doing rounds online for all the wacky reasons. Meanwhile, fans also noticed that the singer has finally addressed comparisons to Nicki Minaj in the most Doja-esue way. The song talks about a need for attention rather than love and conveys a sense of self-assuredness. Doja raps, "I paid all my respect to those who taught me how to make it. And now I reap the benefits with no confrontation / Y’all fall into beef, but that’s another conversation." Later in the song, she adds, "Why she think she Nicki M? She think she hot shit." Dismissing the criticism and to compliment Minaj, Doja says, "Of course you bitches comparing Doja to who the hottest." Check out the music video below! Staying true to her word of leaving pop to the side and dropping some killer rap verses, Doja talked about herself in the track and addressed her decision to leave the Weeknd's After Hours stadium tour. "My taste good, but I just had to redirect my cookin’/I could’ve been an opener, I redirect the bookin’," she raps. "I read it all, the comments sayin’, ‘D, I’m really shooketh’/’D, you need to see a therapist, is you lookin?’/Yes, the one I got, they really are the best/Now I feel like I can see you bitches is depressed." In May last year, Doja said that she skipped the Weeknd tour due to tonsil surgery. Doja's fourth-studio album will release across platforms on June 16, 2023. WATCH WION LIVE HERE You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here.

Doja Cat addresses comparisons to Nicki Minaj in Attention; drops music video

In what may look like a rerun of a Hollywood movie, a man, who was allegedly been kidnapped in the US, used his presence of mind to save himself. The man, who was told to drive by three alleged kidnappers, attracted the attention of police officers by flouting rules in Florida. The man works as a dog breeder and lives in Port St Lucie. He&nbsp;was finally rescued by a highway patrol officer after he drove erratically to get pulled over by the police. Talking about the plan, Martin county sheriff’s office said, “It worked.” &nbsp;&nbsp;

The victim was allegedly kidnapped by three men at his home. These men had posed as dog buyers, the sheriff’s office said. Before the kidnap, the man was also allegedly assaulted and robbed of large amounts of cash. They also moved him as a hostage between several locations for two days. &nbsp;&nbsp;

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While shifting him to another location, the men told the victim to drive through Martin county, the police said.&nbsp;When the victim was driving, he saw a highway patrol officer and violated rules to get his attention. And as intended, the cop stopped his vehicle. But the victim could not say that he was being kidnapped by the three men, who were sitting in the back seat. He “had a look of despair” as the officer only gave him a warning. &nbsp;

To get the attention of the cop again, the man used a “hand motion”. This time, the officer told the victim to step out of the car. At this moment, the victim informed the officer that he was being kidnapped. The cops then took three men into custody and recovered guns, knives and a large amount of cash from the vehicle. &nbsp;

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In what may look like a rerun of a Hollywood movie, a man, who was allegedly been kidnapped in the US, used his presence of mind to save himself. The man, who was told to drive by three alleged kidnappers, attracted the attention of police officers by flouting rules in Florida.

In what may look like a rerun of a Hollywood movie, a man, who was allegedly been kidnapped in the US, used his presence of mind to save himself. The man, who was told to drive by three alleged kidnappers, attracted the attention of police officers by flouting rules in Florida. The man works as a dog breeder and lives in Port St Lucie. He was finally rescued by a highway patrol officer after he drove erratically to get pulled over by the police. Talking about the plan, Martin county sheriff’s office said, “It worked.” The victim was allegedly kidnapped by three men at his home. These men had posed as dog buyers, the sheriff’s office said. Before the kidnap, the man was also allegedly assaulted and robbed of large amounts of cash. They also moved him as a hostage between several locations for two days. WATCH WION LIVE HERE While shifting him to another location, the men told the victim to drive through Martin county, the police said. When the victim was driving, he saw a highway patrol officer and violated rules to get his attention. And as intended, the cop stopped his vehicle. But the victim could not say that he was being kidnapped by the three men, who were sitting in the back seat. He “had a look of despair” as the officer only gave him a warning. To get the attention of the cop again, the man used a “hand motion”. This time, the officer told the victim to step out of the car. At this moment, the victim informed the officer that he was being kidnapped. The cops then took three men into custody and recovered guns, knives and a large amount of cash from the vehicle. (With inputs from agencies) You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here. ×

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It's a fact as to how some issues garner more attention than others. Russia's invasion of Ukraine has been one such issue. From revolving around all Covid-related stories for the past two years to now focussing on every small development in Ukraine - this is how media attention shifted in a span of two weeks. &nbsp;

Russia invaded Ukraine in the early hours of February 24, leading to one of the worst conflicts in Europe. As the world was busy focussing on the atrocities in Ukraine, World Health Organisation's director-general Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus warned that the pandemic is 'far from over,' as global Covid deaths crossed the 6 million mark.&nbsp;

The first outbreak in Pacific islands&nbsp; 
Two years on, several Pacific islands are experiencing their first outbreak. Earlier this week, Niue became the second island in the Pacific to lose its Covid-zero status after reporting its first case of Covid. As per the government, the case arrived from New Zealand. Chatham islands also reported its first case over the weekend.

As per WHO, there are just eight countries that are Covid-free. These include Tuvalu, Tokelau, Saint Helena, Pitcairn Islands, Nauru, and the Federated states of Micronesia. The disease has ripped nations all across the globe.

<a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/covid-19-hong-kong-leader-says-city-is-not-yet-past-covid-peak-461568">Also read |&nbsp;COVID-19: Hong Kong leader says city is not yet past Covid peak&nbsp;</a>

Situation in China seems to get worse&nbsp; 
As Russia continued to bomb Ukraine, killing hundreds of people, many were losing lives due to this one disease which has severely impacted the nation.&nbsp;

The situation in China seems to be deteriorating again, this time even worse than the Wuhan outbreak in 2020. The nation has reported 1,524 Covid cases, its highest daily figure since 2020. Meanwhile, a lockdown has been imposed in the northeastern Chinese city of nine million people Changchun as Covid cases continue to surge. Changchun is the capital of Jilin province and an important industrial base. It has ordered the residents to work from home.&nbsp;As per the new rules, only one person will be allowed out every two days to buy "daily necessities."

The health commission said that China will be introducing rapid antigen tests for the first time as Covid outbreaks spread.&nbsp;

Several Chinese cities have been recording a surge in cases. Recently, Shanghai ordered its schools to close and shift to online instruction. The asymptomatic infections caused by the Omicron variant have driven Beijing's daily count to an all-time high.&nbsp;

<a href="https://www.wionews.com/photos/pics-even-after-two-years-covid-19-still-torments-the-entire-world-461393">Also read |&nbsp;Pics: Even after two years, COVID-19 still torments the entire world</a>

Temporary bridge in Hong Kong&nbsp; 
Hong Kong, the densely populated metropolis is in the throes of a record virus surge. As the situation worsens, a temporary bridge has been built in Hong Kong to help bring in material from the mainland for the Covid makeshift hospital.&nbsp;Chief Executive Carrie Lam said that China aims to ensure that Hong Kong has enough food and other supplies during the outbreak.&nbsp;

To battle the surge in cases, doctors and nurses from the mainland have also been allowed to work in the city. Beijing, on the other hand, has provided 29 million&nbsp;rapid antigen tests and 54 million&nbsp;masks as of Tuesday.

Earlier, Lam had said that all Hong Kongers must undergo three rounds of compulsory coronavirus testing. "The coming one to three months are crucial in fighting the pandemic," Lam told a press briefing.

France sees an upward trend&nbsp;

France, also, is experiencing a surge in cases as it prepares to lift most Covid restrictions. After weeks of steady decline, Covid infections are going up again, according to the public health body, Santé Publique France.&nbsp; 
On Friday, France recorded 73,000 fresh cases.&nbsp;

Guillaume Rozier, founder of the government-sponsored website CovidTracker, while speaking to AFP said, "The rise in cases is most apparent in northern France and along the Mediterranean coast, roughly corresponding to the areas where children returned to school earliest (on February 21)."

Cases in the UK rising again&nbsp; 
While several European nations have eased restrictions, the situation in the United Kingdom seems to be getting a little out of control. Experts have warned that there can be a resurgence of the virus as cases among older people are increasing. The warning came after nearly 100,000 swabs were collected from people all across England.&nbsp;

Latest estimates from the Office for national statistics (ONS) have revealed that Covid infections are increasing across the UK as every one person in 25 is infected. Sub-variant of Omicron, called BA.2, is believed to be the most common strain in most of the UK.

WHO voiced its frustration 
While countries are trying to move on from the pandemic, WHO recently voiced its frustration at people marking the second anniversary. It insisted that the real alarm came six weeks earlier. However, few people just bothered to sit up and take notice.

WHO declared a public health emergency of international concern, meaning the highest level of alarm in the global health regulations on January 30, 2020. This was done when outside of China, fewer than 100 cases and no deaths had been reported.

WHO chief Tedros, however, described the worsening situation as a pandemic on March 11, 2020. The WHO is not marking the anniversary and is still frustrated at the fact that governments did not heed the original alert.

"The world was possessed with the word pandemic," said WHO emergencies director Michael Ryan.

"The warning in January was way more important than the announcement in March. Do you want the warning to say you've just drowned, or would you like the warning to say the flood is coming?"

Slowly but surely governments have come around to the idea that Covid may be endemic like the flu and have asked people to live with it. WHO, however, is warning against such a conclusion.

It's a fact as to how some issues garner more attention than others. Russia's invasion of Ukraine has been one such issue. From revolving around all Covid-related stories for the past two years to now focussing on every small development in Ukraine - this is how media attention shifted in a span of two weeks.

It's a fact as to how some issues garner more attention than others. Russia's invasion of Ukraine has been one such issue. From revolving around all Covid-related stories for the past two years to now focussing on every small development in Ukraine - this is how media attention shifted in a span of two weeks. Russia invaded Ukraine in the early hours of February 24, leading to one of the worst conflicts in Europe. As the world was busy focussing on the atrocities in Ukraine, World Health Organisation's director-general Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus warned that the pandemic is 'far from over,' as global Covid deaths crossed the 6 million mark. The first outbreak in Pacific islands Two years on, several Pacific islands are experiencing their first outbreak. Earlier this week, Niue became the second island in the Pacific to lose its Covid-zero status after reporting its first case of Covid. As per the government, the case arrived from New Zealand. Chatham islands also reported its first case over the weekend. As per WHO, there are just eight countries that are Covid-free. These include Tuvalu, Tokelau, Saint Helena, Pitcairn Islands, Nauru, and the Federated states of Micronesia. The disease has ripped nations all across the globe. Also read | COVID-19: Hong Kong leader says city is not yet past Covid peak Situation in China seems to get worse As Russia continued to bomb Ukraine, killing hundreds of people, many were losing lives due to this one disease which has severely impacted the nation. The situation in China seems to be deteriorating again, this time even worse than the Wuhan outbreak in 2020. The nation has reported 1,524 Covid cases, its highest daily figure since 2020. Meanwhile, a lockdown has been imposed in the northeastern Chinese city of nine million people Changchun as Covid cases continue to surge. Changchun is the capital of Jilin province and an important industrial base. It has ordered the residents to work from home. As per the new rules, only one person will be allowed out every two days to buy "daily necessities." The health commission said that China will be introducing rapid antigen tests for the first time as Covid outbreaks spread. Several Chinese cities have been recording a surge in cases. Recently, Shanghai ordered its schools to close and shift to online instruction. The asymptomatic infections caused by the Omicron variant have driven Beijing's daily count to an all-time high. Also read | Pics: Even after two years, COVID-19 still torments the entire world Temporary bridge in Hong Kong Hong Kong, the densely populated metropolis is in the throes of a record virus surge. As the situation worsens, a temporary bridge has been built in Hong Kong to help bring in material from the mainland for the Covid makeshift hospital. Chief Executive Carrie Lam said that China aims to ensure that Hong Kong has enough food and other supplies during the outbreak. To battle the surge in cases, doctors and nurses from the mainland have also been allowed to work in the city. Beijing, on the other hand, has provided 29 million rapid antigen tests and 54 million masks as of Tuesday. Earlier, Lam had said that all Hong Kongers must undergo three rounds of compulsory coronavirus testing. "The coming one to three months are crucial in fighting the pandemic," Lam told a press briefing. France sees an upward trend France, also, is experiencing a surge in cases as it prepares to lift most Covid restrictions. After weeks of steady decline, Covid infections are going up again, according to the public health body, Santé Publique France. On Friday, France recorded 73,000 fresh cases. Guillaume Rozier, founder of the government-sponsored website CovidTracker, while speaking to AFP said, "The rise in cases is most apparent in northern France and along the Mediterranean coast, roughly corresponding to the areas where children returned to school earliest (on February 21)." Cases in the UK rising again While several European nations have eased restrictions, the situation in the United Kingdom seems to be getting a little out of control. Experts have warned that there can be a resurgence of the virus as cases among older people are increasing. The warning came after nearly 100,000 swabs were collected from people all across England. Latest estimates from the Office for national statistics (ONS) have revealed that Covid infections are increasing across the UK as every one person in 25 is infected. Sub-variant of Omicron, called BA.2, is believed to be the most common strain in most of the UK. WHO voiced its frustration While countries are trying to move on from the pandemic, WHO recently voiced its frustration at people marking the second anniversary. It insisted that the real alarm came six weeks earlier. However, few people just bothered to sit up and take notice. WHO declared a public health emergency of international concern, meaning the highest level of alarm in the global health regulations on January 30, 2020. This was done when outside of China, fewer than 100 cases and no deaths had been reported. WHO chief Tedros, however, described the worsening situation as a pandemic on March 11, 2020. The WHO is not marking the anniversary and is still frustrated at the fact that governments did not heed the original alert. "The world was possessed with the word pandemic," said WHO emergencies director Michael Ryan. "The warning in January was way more important than the announcement in March. Do you want the warning to say you've just drowned, or would you like the warning to say the flood is coming?" Slowly but surely governments have come around to the idea that Covid may be endemic like the flu and have asked people to live with it. WHO, however, is warning against such a conclusion.

Media focus shifted from Covid to Ukraine in just two weeks. But virus is not done yet

Who says Mexico’s cartels just deal in drugs. Now, they seem to have found a new way to make money. &nbsp;

Well, the answer is the manipulation of prices of lime. Yes, you read it right. It is lime. &nbsp;&nbsp;

If you want to know why do the cartels have an interest in lime, keep reading. &nbsp;

Also Read:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/chile-government-pledges-new-safety-measures-after-trucker-protest-452854" hreflang="en">Chile government pledges new safety measures after trucker protest</a>

Criminal groups have been fixing prices for lime aggressively as the country is the world’s largest producer of fruit. &nbsp;

Since January 2021, the average cost of limes has tripled to around 56 pesos per kilo, as per state data. &nbsp;&nbsp;

The prices of lime have reached sky high this year due to continued exports, falling production and colder weather. During the crop season, cartels are also imposing increasing controls over producers to fund an escalating war in the state of Michoacán. &nbsp;

Also Read:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/15-year-old-spanish-boy-mercilessly-kills-parents-10-year-old-brother-in-argument-over-bad-grades-452804" hreflang="en">15-year-old Spanish boy mercilessly kills parents, 10-year-old brother in argument over bad grades</a>

The soaring prices have been tormenting several residents. &nbsp;&nbsp;

“The lime trade is a billion-dollar industry and, for any criminal group, it’s very easy and extremely profitable for them to go to the farmers and tell them what they need to pay for protection. It’s classic mafia,” said Romain Le Cour, security and violence reduction programme officer, thinktank México Evalúa. &nbsp;

“The cartels impose the price of the lime, they decide whether or not to pick them,” an industry worker told Reforma newspaper. &nbsp;&nbsp;

(With inputs from agencies)&nbsp;

Who says Mexico’s cartels just deal in drugs. Now, they seem to have found a new way to make money. Well, the answer is the manipulation of prices of lime. Yes, you read it right.

Who says Mexico’s cartels just deal in drugs. Now, they seem to have found a new way to make money. Well, the answer is the manipulation of prices of lime. Yes, you read it right. It is lime. If you want to know why do the cartels have an interest in lime, keep reading. Also Read: Chile government pledges new safety measures after trucker protest Criminal groups have been fixing prices for lime aggressively as the country is the world’s largest producer of fruit. Since January 2021, the average cost of limes has tripled to around 56 pesos per kilo, as per state data. The prices of lime have reached sky high this year due to continued exports, falling production and colder weather. During the crop season, cartels are also imposing increasing controls over producers to fund an escalating war in the state of Michoacán. Also Read: 15-year-old Spanish boy mercilessly kills parents, 10-year-old brother in argument over bad grades The soaring prices have been tormenting several residents. “The lime trade is a billion-dollar industry and, for any criminal group, it’s very easy and extremely profitable for them to go to the farmers and tell them what they need to pay for protection. It’s classic mafia,” said Romain Le Cour, security and violence reduction programme officer, thinktank México Evalúa. “The cartels impose the price of the lime, they decide whether or not to pick them,” an industry worker told Reforma newspaper. (With inputs from agencies)

Now, cartels in Mexico shift attention towards lime, fix prices aggressively

A new feline addition to the White House has made headlines after catching attention of the netizens on Friday. The users on Twitter can’t stop talking about it.&nbsp;

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Willow, the new First Cat, has arrived at the White House. <a href="https://t.co/3fXjJJQBI0">pic.twitter.com/3fXjJJQBI0</a>
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This comes as the First Lady Jill Biden made the announcement that Willow, a cat would be joining the presidential family on Friday morning. Jill Biden said, “Meet Willow.”&nbsp;

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Over the announcement, many users expressed excitement. The critics termed it to be a ploy to deviate the attention from the various issues the Biden administration has been facing currently.&nbsp;

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White House seeks additional ideas to distract from failed policies 
 
Wednesday: Get ice cream 
 
Thursday: Leak retirement of Supreme Court Justice 
 
Friday: Get cat 
 
Saturday: ?
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These include the state of the US economy and the possibility of an invasion in Ukraine by Russia, which may eventually involve the US and NATO.&nbsp;

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Dude this cat roams the White House what a badass!!!! <a href="https://t.co/xtPqcMEkZl">https://t.co/xtPqcMEkZl</a>
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In response to the news, Democrat Senator Mazie Hirono of Hawaii said, "First Cat Willow is pawsitively purrfect." &nbsp;

Also Read:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/growth-is-surging-in-bidens-economy-why-dont-voters-feel-better-448733" hreflang="en">Growth is surging in Biden’s economy, why don’t voters feel better?</a>

Chelsea Clinton wrote, "So excited there is a cat back in @WhiteHouse!"&nbsp;

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"Don’t worry about Ukraine, the border, or inflation — look at this cute kitty!" wrote Lisa Boothe, a journalist.&nbsp;

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The new White House cat knows...😂😂😂 <a href="https://t.co/BZCFIN1NDh">pic.twitter.com/BZCFIN1NDh</a>
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"The White House getting a new cat is getting more attention in the media than CNN deleting their reporting on Biden’s Ukraine call," said conservative media creator Benny Johnson on Twitter.&nbsp;

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A new feline addition to the White House has made headlines after catching attention of the netizens on Friday. The users on Twitter can’t stop talking about it.

A new feline addition to the White House has made headlines after catching attention of the netizens on Friday. The users on Twitter can’t stop talking about it. Willow, the new First Cat, has arrived at the White House. pic.twitter.com/3fXjJJQBI0 — Mike Sington (@MikeSington) January 28, 2022 × This comes as the First Lady Jill Biden made the announcement that Willow, a cat would be joining the presidential family on Friday morning. Jill Biden said, “Meet Willow.” Also Read: 'Biden is a damp sock puppet’: Musk reacts angrily after White House CEO summit snub Over the announcement, many users expressed excitement. The critics termed it to be a ploy to deviate the attention from the various issues the Biden administration has been facing currently. White House seeks additional ideas to distract from failed policies Wednesday: Get ice cream Thursday: Leak retirement of Supreme Court Justice Friday: Get cat Saturday: ? — Sean Spicer (@seanspicer) January 28, 2022 × These include the state of the US economy and the possibility of an invasion in Ukraine by Russia, which may eventually involve the US and NATO. Dude this cat roams the White House what a badass!!!! https://t.co/xtPqcMEkZl — Mando (@Mondeezul) January 28, 2022 × In response to the news, Democrat Senator Mazie Hirono of Hawaii said, "First Cat Willow is pawsitively purrfect." Also Read: Growth is surging in Biden’s economy, why don’t voters feel better? Chelsea Clinton wrote, "So excited there is a cat back in @WhiteHouse!" 👋 Willow! Wanted to share that it is possible for cats and dogs to peacefully share space in the ⁦@WhiteHouse⁩ (even if they may not always play together!): pic.twitter.com/EAgn0Qf0eW — Chelsea Clinton (@ChelseaClinton) January 28, 2022 × "Don’t worry about Ukraine, the border, or inflation — look at this cute kitty!" wrote Lisa Boothe, a journalist. The new White House cat knows...😂😂😂 pic.twitter.com/BZCFIN1NDh — il Donaldo Trumpo (@PapiTrumpo) January 28, 2022 × "The White House getting a new cat is getting more attention in the media than CNN deleting their reporting on Biden’s Ukraine call," said conservative media creator Benny Johnson on Twitter. (With inputs from agencies)

A distraction? New feline addition to White House catches netizens' attention

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