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100 questions that will fundamentally change your life!
We face the question, "How should we live?" every day, but we can't find a clear answer.
We may be so busy with our daily lives that we don't have time to think deeply, and we may be looking at the world only through the narrow lens of our experiences, missing out on its true potential.
"Advice from 100 of the Wiseest People in History" will broaden your horizons and open doors to possibilities that were once firmly shut through the advice of 100 of the wisest people in history.
Instead of asking, “How can I succeed?” ask, “What does success mean to me?”
Instead of asking, "How can I avoid failure?", ask, "What can I learn from failure?"
Not "How can I be loved?" but "What does it mean to truly love?"
This book doesn't give you answers, but rather poses new questions that will help you find your own answers.
From "Beginning and Execution" to "Destiny and Transcendence," the 100 Wisdoms, organized into 10 themes that follow the journey of life, each introduce the original text, translation, and even the life of the person who left the words, helping to deepen understanding.
If you're hesitating because of fear of change and the opinions of others, or if you need time to reflect on what kind of life you truly want, begin your journey to choose your own life with this book.
100 questions await you that will change your perspective and open the door to new possibilities.
We face the question, "How should we live?" every day, but we can't find a clear answer.
We may be so busy with our daily lives that we don't have time to think deeply, and we may be looking at the world only through the narrow lens of our experiences, missing out on its true potential.
"Advice from 100 of the Wiseest People in History" will broaden your horizons and open doors to possibilities that were once firmly shut through the advice of 100 of the wisest people in history.
Instead of asking, “How can I succeed?” ask, “What does success mean to me?”
Instead of asking, "How can I avoid failure?", ask, "What can I learn from failure?"
Not "How can I be loved?" but "What does it mean to truly love?"
This book doesn't give you answers, but rather poses new questions that will help you find your own answers.
From "Beginning and Execution" to "Destiny and Transcendence," the 100 Wisdoms, organized into 10 themes that follow the journey of life, each introduce the original text, translation, and even the life of the person who left the words, helping to deepen understanding.
If you're hesitating because of fear of change and the opinions of others, or if you need time to reflect on what kind of life you truly want, begin your journey to choose your own life with this book.
100 questions await you that will change your perspective and open the door to new possibilities.
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Prologue 4
01 Advice on Getting Started and Taking on Challenges
For a voyage without regrets - H.
Jackson Brown Jr. (H.
Jackson Brown Jr.) 20
The Little Lever That Moves the World - Archimedes 22
At the Door of the Unknown - John F.
Kennedy (John F.
Kennedy) 24
A Companion Called Fear - Ralph Waldo Emerson 26
The First Breath and the First Step - Albert Schweitzer 28
The Perfect Life Today - Seneca the Younger 30
The First Steps That Blossom from Faith - Johann Wolfgang von Goethe 32
The Secret to Getting Started Is Habit, Not Motivation - Peter Drucker 34
The Life Without Procrastination - Benjamin Franklin 36
The Magic of Movement - Norman Vincent Peale 38
02 Advice on Dreams and Goals
How to Create an Invisible Future - Tony Robbins 42
Beautiful Dreams Create a Future - Eleanor Roosevelt 44
A Dream Journey with the Universe - Paulo Coelho 46
Dreams are not a luxury, they are a necessity - Anais Nin, 48
The Gravity of Big Dreams - Robert H.
Schuller (Robert H.
Schuller) 50
Compass to Passion - Brendon Burchard 52
The Moment When Imagination Overtakes Reality - Henry David Thoreau 54
Be a creator, not a prophet - Mark Twain 56
The Magic Key of Courage - Walt Disney 58
A Dream Called Vision - Steve Jobs 60
03 Advice on Failure and Overcoming
The Tower of Success Built on Failure - James Dyson, 64
Falling Teach Us How to Get Up - Thomas Carlyle, 66
The Human Journey Between Mistake and Forgiveness - Alexander Pope 68
New Foundations Discovered from the Ground - JK
Rowling (JK)
Rowling) 70
The Courage to Fail - Robert F.
Kennedy (Robert F.
Kennedy) 72
The Power of Persistence: More Important Than Speed - Confucius 74
A Discovery Called Failure - Thomas Edison 76
Opportunity Beyond Rejection - Harland David Sanders 78
The Principle of Never Giving Up - Winston Churchill 80
A World Where Suffering and Hope Coexist - Helen Keller 82
04 Advice on Hard Work and Perseverance
The Miracle of Small Efforts - Robert Collier 86
The Invincible Power of Perseverance - Calvin Coolidge 88
Greatness Made by a Night of Toil - Henry Wadsworth Longfellow 90
Genius blossoms from patience - Michelangelo Buonarroti 92
Perseverance is the Key to Victory - Napoleon Bonaparte 94
The Power of Preparation to Attract Chance - Louis Pasteur 96
Victory for those who persevere to the end - John D. Rockefeller
Rockefeller) 98
True strength comes from respecting effort - Clint Eastwood 100
The Power of Unstoppable Footsteps - Abraham Lincoln 102
Perseverance: The Root of Success - Jimmy Carter 104
05 Advice on Hard Work and Perseverance
The Starting Point of Relationships: Understanding - Carl Rogers 108
The Essence of True Empathy - Charles R.
Swindoll (Charles R.
Swindoll) 110
The Fragile Treasure of Trust - Warren Buffett 112
The Power of Togetherness - Lori Deschene 114
The Foundation of Trust - Simon Sinek 116
Understanding Created by a Shift in Perspective - Harper Lee 118
The Seed of Trust in Truth - Brene Brown 120
Deeper Understanding Beyond Emotions - Marshall Rosenberg 122
The Beginning of a Relationship Called Listening - Ernest Hemingway 124
A Relationship That Is Both a Gift and a Responsibility - Margaret Mead 126
06 Advice on Love and Happiness
The Beauty of Unconditional Love - Oscar Wilde 130
Happiness Blooms from a Harmonious Life - Mahatma Gandhi 132
The Art of Loving: Perfected Through Practice - Erich Fromm 134
The Happiness of Being Here and Now - Eckhart Tolle 136
The Deepest Darkness of Indifference - Mother Teresa 138
The Wisdom of Being Happy with What You Have - Epictetus 140
The Different Laws of Happiness and Unhappiness - Leo Tolstoy 142
The Healing Power of Love - Maya Angelou 144
A Beautiful World Made by Love - Anne Frank 146
True Happiness Created by Sharing - Zig Ziglar 148
07 Advice on Wisdom and Philosophy
I as a Thinking Being - René Descartes 152
Philosophizing Everyday Life - Alain de Botton 154
The Wisdom of Ignorance - Socrates 156
The Journey of Learning to Think - Immanuel Kant 158
What's More Important Than the Meaning of Life - Arthur Schopenhauer 160
Philosophy for Clear Thinking - Ludwig Wittgenstein 162
Discovering Truth Within - Augustine (Aurelius Augustinus) 164
The Wisdom of Accepting Reality - Marcus Aurelius 166
Imagination: The Source of Wisdom - Albert Einstein 168
The Path to Truth Begins with Doubt - Friedrich Nietzsche 170
08 Advice on Freedom and Independence
Freedom from the Chains of Fear - Amelia Earhart 174
The Natural Freedom of Man - John Locke 176
True Freedom through Struggle - Karl Marx 178
The Inner Self, Free from All Domination - Abraham Joshua Heschel 180
The Heavy Relationship Between Freedom and Responsibility - Nelson Rockefeller 182
The New Possibilities of Independence - Thomas Paine 184
The Liberation of Knowledge - Bertrand Russell 186
Independence as a Responsible Choice - Simone de Beauvoir 188
The Value of Freedom - Franklin D.
Roosevelt (Franklin D.
Roosevelt) 190
True Freedom Found in Constraints - Michel Foucault 192
09 Advice on Death and Life
Before the Mystery of Death - Epicurus 196
A Life That Creates Depth in Time - Jean-Jacques Rousseau 198
The Infinite Preciousness of Finitude - John Keats 200
The Meaning of Life: Filling It with Experience - Virginia Woolf (202)
The Wisdom of Loving Life - Francis Bacon 204
The Meaning of Life Completed by Legacy - Stephen Covey 206
A Philosophy of Life that Accepts Death - Albert Camus 208
Life as a Changing Being - Gilles Deleuze 210
The Meaning of Life, Completed by Choice - Jean-Paul Sartre 212
Making Life Eternal with Art - Marcel Duchamp 214
10 Advice on Destiny and Transcendence
Destiny Made by Conscious Choice - Barbara Marx Hubbard 218
The Treasure Hidden Within Me - Rumi 220
Discovering Fate in the Face of the Other - Emmanuel Levinas 222
Transcending Destiny Through Effort - Michael Jordan 224
Transcending Fate Through the Unconscious - Carl Jung 226
The Flow of Destiny: Transforming Awakening - Ramana Maharshi 228
Changeable Destiny, Realizable Transcendence - Toni Morrison 230
The Human Journey as a Spiritual Being - Pierre Teilhard de Chardin 232
A Free Destiny That Cares for Others - John Stuart Mill 234
A Path of One's Own Guided by a Star - Dante Alighieri 236
Epilogue 238
01 Advice on Getting Started and Taking on Challenges
For a voyage without regrets - H.
Jackson Brown Jr. (H.
Jackson Brown Jr.) 20
The Little Lever That Moves the World - Archimedes 22
At the Door of the Unknown - John F.
Kennedy (John F.
Kennedy) 24
A Companion Called Fear - Ralph Waldo Emerson 26
The First Breath and the First Step - Albert Schweitzer 28
The Perfect Life Today - Seneca the Younger 30
The First Steps That Blossom from Faith - Johann Wolfgang von Goethe 32
The Secret to Getting Started Is Habit, Not Motivation - Peter Drucker 34
The Life Without Procrastination - Benjamin Franklin 36
The Magic of Movement - Norman Vincent Peale 38
02 Advice on Dreams and Goals
How to Create an Invisible Future - Tony Robbins 42
Beautiful Dreams Create a Future - Eleanor Roosevelt 44
A Dream Journey with the Universe - Paulo Coelho 46
Dreams are not a luxury, they are a necessity - Anais Nin, 48
The Gravity of Big Dreams - Robert H.
Schuller (Robert H.
Schuller) 50
Compass to Passion - Brendon Burchard 52
The Moment When Imagination Overtakes Reality - Henry David Thoreau 54
Be a creator, not a prophet - Mark Twain 56
The Magic Key of Courage - Walt Disney 58
A Dream Called Vision - Steve Jobs 60
03 Advice on Failure and Overcoming
The Tower of Success Built on Failure - James Dyson, 64
Falling Teach Us How to Get Up - Thomas Carlyle, 66
The Human Journey Between Mistake and Forgiveness - Alexander Pope 68
New Foundations Discovered from the Ground - JK
Rowling (JK)
Rowling) 70
The Courage to Fail - Robert F.
Kennedy (Robert F.
Kennedy) 72
The Power of Persistence: More Important Than Speed - Confucius 74
A Discovery Called Failure - Thomas Edison 76
Opportunity Beyond Rejection - Harland David Sanders 78
The Principle of Never Giving Up - Winston Churchill 80
A World Where Suffering and Hope Coexist - Helen Keller 82
04 Advice on Hard Work and Perseverance
The Miracle of Small Efforts - Robert Collier 86
The Invincible Power of Perseverance - Calvin Coolidge 88
Greatness Made by a Night of Toil - Henry Wadsworth Longfellow 90
Genius blossoms from patience - Michelangelo Buonarroti 92
Perseverance is the Key to Victory - Napoleon Bonaparte 94
The Power of Preparation to Attract Chance - Louis Pasteur 96
Victory for those who persevere to the end - John D. Rockefeller
Rockefeller) 98
True strength comes from respecting effort - Clint Eastwood 100
The Power of Unstoppable Footsteps - Abraham Lincoln 102
Perseverance: The Root of Success - Jimmy Carter 104
05 Advice on Hard Work and Perseverance
The Starting Point of Relationships: Understanding - Carl Rogers 108
The Essence of True Empathy - Charles R.
Swindoll (Charles R.
Swindoll) 110
The Fragile Treasure of Trust - Warren Buffett 112
The Power of Togetherness - Lori Deschene 114
The Foundation of Trust - Simon Sinek 116
Understanding Created by a Shift in Perspective - Harper Lee 118
The Seed of Trust in Truth - Brene Brown 120
Deeper Understanding Beyond Emotions - Marshall Rosenberg 122
The Beginning of a Relationship Called Listening - Ernest Hemingway 124
A Relationship That Is Both a Gift and a Responsibility - Margaret Mead 126
06 Advice on Love and Happiness
The Beauty of Unconditional Love - Oscar Wilde 130
Happiness Blooms from a Harmonious Life - Mahatma Gandhi 132
The Art of Loving: Perfected Through Practice - Erich Fromm 134
The Happiness of Being Here and Now - Eckhart Tolle 136
The Deepest Darkness of Indifference - Mother Teresa 138
The Wisdom of Being Happy with What You Have - Epictetus 140
The Different Laws of Happiness and Unhappiness - Leo Tolstoy 142
The Healing Power of Love - Maya Angelou 144
A Beautiful World Made by Love - Anne Frank 146
True Happiness Created by Sharing - Zig Ziglar 148
07 Advice on Wisdom and Philosophy
I as a Thinking Being - René Descartes 152
Philosophizing Everyday Life - Alain de Botton 154
The Wisdom of Ignorance - Socrates 156
The Journey of Learning to Think - Immanuel Kant 158
What's More Important Than the Meaning of Life - Arthur Schopenhauer 160
Philosophy for Clear Thinking - Ludwig Wittgenstein 162
Discovering Truth Within - Augustine (Aurelius Augustinus) 164
The Wisdom of Accepting Reality - Marcus Aurelius 166
Imagination: The Source of Wisdom - Albert Einstein 168
The Path to Truth Begins with Doubt - Friedrich Nietzsche 170
08 Advice on Freedom and Independence
Freedom from the Chains of Fear - Amelia Earhart 174
The Natural Freedom of Man - John Locke 176
True Freedom through Struggle - Karl Marx 178
The Inner Self, Free from All Domination - Abraham Joshua Heschel 180
The Heavy Relationship Between Freedom and Responsibility - Nelson Rockefeller 182
The New Possibilities of Independence - Thomas Paine 184
The Liberation of Knowledge - Bertrand Russell 186
Independence as a Responsible Choice - Simone de Beauvoir 188
The Value of Freedom - Franklin D.
Roosevelt (Franklin D.
Roosevelt) 190
True Freedom Found in Constraints - Michel Foucault 192
09 Advice on Death and Life
Before the Mystery of Death - Epicurus 196
A Life That Creates Depth in Time - Jean-Jacques Rousseau 198
The Infinite Preciousness of Finitude - John Keats 200
The Meaning of Life: Filling It with Experience - Virginia Woolf (202)
The Wisdom of Loving Life - Francis Bacon 204
The Meaning of Life Completed by Legacy - Stephen Covey 206
A Philosophy of Life that Accepts Death - Albert Camus 208
Life as a Changing Being - Gilles Deleuze 210
The Meaning of Life, Completed by Choice - Jean-Paul Sartre 212
Making Life Eternal with Art - Marcel Duchamp 214
10 Advice on Destiny and Transcendence
Destiny Made by Conscious Choice - Barbara Marx Hubbard 218
The Treasure Hidden Within Me - Rumi 220
Discovering Fate in the Face of the Other - Emmanuel Levinas 222
Transcending Destiny Through Effort - Michael Jordan 224
Transcending Fate Through the Unconscious - Carl Jung 226
The Flow of Destiny: Transforming Awakening - Ramana Maharshi 228
Changeable Destiny, Realizable Transcendence - Toni Morrison 230
The Human Journey as a Spiritual Being - Pierre Teilhard de Chardin 232
A Free Destiny That Cares for Others - John Stuart Mill 234
A Path of One's Own Guided by a Star - Dante Alighieri 236
Epilogue 238
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A harbor is the safest place for a ship to stay, but ships are not built to dock in harbors.
The same goes for our lives.
If you stay in a comfortable and predictable routine, there may be no risk, but it is difficult to expect true growth.
If what weighs us down when we're young is the fear of failure, what we realize as we get older is the regret of a life we never even tried.
That regret lasts much longer and digs deeper into the heart than the bitterness of failure.
Because failure leaves at least a trace of effort, whereas things not tried will forever remain as mere 'what ifs'.
--- p.20, from “For Actions Without Regret”
Humans cannot survive on reality alone.
The soul is dried up by the daily repetition, predictable routines, and set roles.
Dreams are like oxygen that helps us bear the weight of this reality.
Dreams are not just illusions, they are a core element of our humanity.
A life without dreams is like a painting without color.
Just by dreaming, life begins to change.
--- p.48, from “Dreams are not a luxury, but a necessity”
Trust is the currency of human relationships.
It is the most valuable asset that forms the basis of all communication and transactions.
This kind of trust isn't built overnight.
Small daily choices become the building blocks that build a massive edifice of trust.
But that precious trust can be destroyed in a moment's mistake.
One lie, one broken promise, one betrayal is enough.
This is the cruel reality of trust.
That is why those who know the value of trust are willing to make sacrifices to keep it.
--- p.112, from “Trust: A Fragile Treasure”
When the United States gained independence from Britain, they did not simply break free from British rule.
We have been given the opportunity to build a democratic republic unprecedented in human history.
Likewise, individual independence opens the door to new possibilities.
Independence from parents, independence from past mistakes, and independence from the expectations of others all provide opportunities to forge one's own path.
Choices that were previously invisible before independence suddenly unfold before our eyes.
This is the true value of independence.
--- p.184, from “New Possibilities Opened by Independence”
We usually think of ourselves as material beings.
It is believed that the body comes first, and the mind or spirit resides within it.
And it sees humans with material bodies striving to attain spiritual enlightenment.
However, de Chardin emphasized that our essence lies in our 'spiritual being', and defined human life as a 'human experience' in which that essential soul briefly unfolds on the stage called Earth.
This perspective fundamentally changes the way we view our lives.
When we realize that we are beings with souls, the purpose of life becomes not simply to eat well and live well, but to love, serve, forgive, and express the divine light within us.
The same goes for our lives.
If you stay in a comfortable and predictable routine, there may be no risk, but it is difficult to expect true growth.
If what weighs us down when we're young is the fear of failure, what we realize as we get older is the regret of a life we never even tried.
That regret lasts much longer and digs deeper into the heart than the bitterness of failure.
Because failure leaves at least a trace of effort, whereas things not tried will forever remain as mere 'what ifs'.
--- p.20, from “For Actions Without Regret”
Humans cannot survive on reality alone.
The soul is dried up by the daily repetition, predictable routines, and set roles.
Dreams are like oxygen that helps us bear the weight of this reality.
Dreams are not just illusions, they are a core element of our humanity.
A life without dreams is like a painting without color.
Just by dreaming, life begins to change.
--- p.48, from “Dreams are not a luxury, but a necessity”
Trust is the currency of human relationships.
It is the most valuable asset that forms the basis of all communication and transactions.
This kind of trust isn't built overnight.
Small daily choices become the building blocks that build a massive edifice of trust.
But that precious trust can be destroyed in a moment's mistake.
One lie, one broken promise, one betrayal is enough.
This is the cruel reality of trust.
That is why those who know the value of trust are willing to make sacrifices to keep it.
--- p.112, from “Trust: A Fragile Treasure”
When the United States gained independence from Britain, they did not simply break free from British rule.
We have been given the opportunity to build a democratic republic unprecedented in human history.
Likewise, individual independence opens the door to new possibilities.
Independence from parents, independence from past mistakes, and independence from the expectations of others all provide opportunities to forge one's own path.
Choices that were previously invisible before independence suddenly unfold before our eyes.
This is the true value of independence.
--- p.184, from “New Possibilities Opened by Independence”
We usually think of ourselves as material beings.
It is believed that the body comes first, and the mind or spirit resides within it.
And it sees humans with material bodies striving to attain spiritual enlightenment.
However, de Chardin emphasized that our essence lies in our 'spiritual being', and defined human life as a 'human experience' in which that essential soul briefly unfolds on the stage called Earth.
This perspective fundamentally changes the way we view our lives.
When we realize that we are beings with souls, the purpose of life becomes not simply to eat well and live well, but to love, serve, forgive, and express the divine light within us.
--- p.232, from “The Human Journey as a Spiritual Being”
Publisher's Review
Asking the right questions is more important than finding the answers.
Modern people live in a world with more information than ever before, yet they are unable to find clear answers to the fundamental question, "How should we live?"
Above all, the reality is that we are so caught up in our busy daily lives that we don't even have time to seriously reflect on our lives.
『Advice from 100 Translators (100 Questions That Will Fundamentally Change Your Life)』 is a book designed to quench the thirst of modern people.
From Socrates to Steve Jobs, this book offers readers new perspectives and insights through the advice of 100 great figures from across the globe, past and present.
The most striking feature of this book is that it goes beyond simply listing quotes, delving deeply into the context in which each piece of advice came from and what it means for us today.
It is structured so that readers can achieve a systematic understanding rather than fragmentary knowledge by introducing not only the original text and translation, but also the person's life and philosophy.
A life roadmap completed in 10 topics
The ten themes of ‘Start and Execution’, ‘Dreams and Goals’, ‘Failure and Overcoming’, ‘Effort and Perseverance’, ‘Relationships and Trust’, ‘Love and Happiness’, ‘Wisdom and Philosophy’, ‘Freedom and Independence’, ‘Death and Life’, and ‘Fate and Transcendence’ are the journey of life itself that a human being faces while living.
Each chapter can be read independently, but it resonates more deeply when read as part of a single, pervasive flow.
In particular, this book asks the “right questions” rather than providing the “right answers.”
By shifting the question from "How can I succeed?" to "What does success mean to me?" and from "How can I avoid failure?" to "What can I learn from failure?", readers are guided to find their own answers.
A life compass for everyone who dreams of change
This book will be useful to all readers who are currently contemplating the direction of their lives.
From those just starting out in life to those in their middle age, it will serve as an excellent compass for those who want to reexamine their lives and explore new possibilities, regardless of their stage of life.
Above all, this book encourages readers to think and reflect actively, rather than passively accepting advice.
Each piece of advice is structured so that questions naturally arise that you can ask yourself after reading it, providing a time for deep self-exploration that goes beyond simple reading.
We hope that these special questions, created by gathering the wisdom of 100 great people, will bring fundamental and positive changes to readers' lives.
Modern people live in a world with more information than ever before, yet they are unable to find clear answers to the fundamental question, "How should we live?"
Above all, the reality is that we are so caught up in our busy daily lives that we don't even have time to seriously reflect on our lives.
『Advice from 100 Translators (100 Questions That Will Fundamentally Change Your Life)』 is a book designed to quench the thirst of modern people.
From Socrates to Steve Jobs, this book offers readers new perspectives and insights through the advice of 100 great figures from across the globe, past and present.
The most striking feature of this book is that it goes beyond simply listing quotes, delving deeply into the context in which each piece of advice came from and what it means for us today.
It is structured so that readers can achieve a systematic understanding rather than fragmentary knowledge by introducing not only the original text and translation, but also the person's life and philosophy.
A life roadmap completed in 10 topics
The ten themes of ‘Start and Execution’, ‘Dreams and Goals’, ‘Failure and Overcoming’, ‘Effort and Perseverance’, ‘Relationships and Trust’, ‘Love and Happiness’, ‘Wisdom and Philosophy’, ‘Freedom and Independence’, ‘Death and Life’, and ‘Fate and Transcendence’ are the journey of life itself that a human being faces while living.
Each chapter can be read independently, but it resonates more deeply when read as part of a single, pervasive flow.
In particular, this book asks the “right questions” rather than providing the “right answers.”
By shifting the question from "How can I succeed?" to "What does success mean to me?" and from "How can I avoid failure?" to "What can I learn from failure?", readers are guided to find their own answers.
A life compass for everyone who dreams of change
This book will be useful to all readers who are currently contemplating the direction of their lives.
From those just starting out in life to those in their middle age, it will serve as an excellent compass for those who want to reexamine their lives and explore new possibilities, regardless of their stage of life.
Above all, this book encourages readers to think and reflect actively, rather than passively accepting advice.
Each piece of advice is structured so that questions naturally arise that you can ask yourself after reading it, providing a time for deep self-exploration that goes beyond simple reading.
We hope that these special questions, created by gathering the wisdom of 100 great people, will bring fundamental and positive changes to readers' lives.
GOODS SPECIFICS
- Date of issue: September 21, 2025
- Page count, weight, size: 240 pages | 152*225*20mm
- ISBN13: 9791199327511
- ISBN10: 1199327514
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