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UNIT 1

WORD

TRANSCRIPT

EXAMPLE

RUSSIAN TRANSLATION

UZBEK TRANSLATION

and conj

/ænd/

I have sister and brother.

bag n

/bæg/

She has a red bag.

рюкзак

sumka

book n

/bʊk/

This is my book.

книга

kitob

bus n

/bʌs/

Our bus is yellow.

автобус

avtobus

Bye!

/ˈbaɪ/

Bye, Peter. See you later.

досвидания!

xayir!

camera n

/ˈkæmərə/

I don’t have a camera.

камера

kamera

car n

/kɑːr/

They don't have a car.

автомобиль, машина

avtomobil

coffee n

/ˈkɒfi/

Hello, a cup of coffee, please.

кофе

qahva

computer n

/kəmˈpjuːtər/

It is a black computer.

компьютер

kompyuter

cup n

/kʌp/

A cup of tea

чашка

piyola, chashka

day n

/deɪ/

The days of the week

день, сутки

kun

English n

/ˈɪŋlɪʃ/

Anna is English.

англичанин

ingliz

everyday adj

/ˈevrideɪ/

I go to school everyday.

ежедневный

har kungi

fine adj

/faɪn/

I’m fine, thank you.

прекрасный

yaxshi

first name n

/ˈfɜːst neɪm/

What is your firstname?

имя

ism

Good afternoon!

/gʊd ɑːftəˈnuːn/

Good afternoon sir! How are you?

Добрый день

Hayrli kun

Good morning!

/gʊd ˈmɔːnɪŋ/

Good morning my dear.

Доброе утро

Hayrli tong

Good night!

/gʊd naɪt/

Good night! Sleep well.

Спокойной ночи

Hayrli tun

Goodbye!

/gʊd ˈbaɪ/

Goodbye John! See you later.

Досвидания

Hayr

hamburger n

/ˈhæmbɜːgər/

I eat hamburger every day for breakfast.

гамбургер

gamburger

have a nice day!

/hæv eɪ naɪs deɪ/

Bye Potter have a nice day!

хорошего дня

kuningiz hayrli o’tsin

hello n

/helˈəʊ/

Hello! My friend!

привет

salom

house n

/haʊs/

My school is near my house.

дом

uy

how are you?

/haʊ ər juː/

“How are you?” “I am fine, thank you. And you?”

как дела?

qalaysiz?

lovely adj

/ˈlʌvli/

What a lovely day.

чудесный, восхитительный

yoqimli

my pron

/maɪ/

My name is David Cameron.

мой

mening

name n

/neɪm/

What is your name?

имя

ism

nice to meet you

/naɪs tə miːt juː/

Nice to meet you Mr.Cameron.

приятно познакомиться

tanishganimdan xursandman

OK adj

/əʊˈkeɪ/

Ok! No problem.

хорошо

yaxshi

phone n

/fəʊn/

My phone is IPhone.

телефон

telefon

photograph n

/ˈfəʊtəgrɑːf/

This is my family photograph.

фотография

fotosu’rat, rasm

please

/pliːz/

Please, can you help me?

пожалуйста

iltimos, marhamat

sandwich n

/ˈsændwɪdʒ/

Sandwich is a fast food.

сэндвич

sendvich

see you later!

/siː juː ˈleɪtər/

Bye, see you later!

увидимся позже

keyinroq ko’rishguncha

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sleep well!

/sliːp wel/

“I am going to bed”. “Ok! Sleep well, my son”.

спокойнойночи

yaxshi uxlang

surname n

/ˈsɜːneɪm/

What’s your surname?

фамилия

familiya

tea n

/tiː/

I like drinking tea.

чай

choy

television n

/ˈtelɪvɪʒən/

I watch television everyday.

телевизор

televizor

Thank you

/θæŋk juː/

Thank you for helping me.

спасибо вам

raxmat sizga

Thanks

/θæŋks/

“Can I help you?" "No, thanks"

спасибо

raxmat

this pron

/ðɪs/

This is my dog.

это

bu

today n

/təˈdeɪ/

Today is my birthday.

сегодня

bugun

very well adv

/ˈveri/

“How are you?” “Very well, thank you”

оченьхорошо

juda yaxshi

what?

/wel/

What is you job?

что?

nima?

with prep

/wɪð/

I go to school with my friend.

bilan

your

/jɔːr/

What’s your name?

ваш, твой

sizning

one

/wʌn/

one book

один

bir

two

/tuː/

two cars

два

ikki

three

/θriː/

three houses

три

uch

four

/fɔːr/

four photographs

четыре

tort

five

/faɪv/

five sandwiches

пять

besh

six

/sɪks/

six computers

шесть

olti

seven

/ˈsevən/

seven buses

семь

yetti

eight

/eɪt/

eight students

восемь

sakkiz

nine

/naɪn/

nine phones

девять

to’qqiz

ten

/ten/

ten years

десять

o’n

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EXERCISE 1

Make up sentences using the words in the box.

bag computer cup everyday lovely house phone please surname very well tea your car camera hamburger fine bus my name book thank you

EXERCISE 2

Choose the appropriate word from the box to fill the gaps in the sentences.

1.

Anna is …………………………….

Hello, a cup of ……………………………., please.

…………………………….! Sleep well.

My school is near my …………………………….

This is my family …………………………….

……………………………. for helping me.

……………………………. is your job?

What’s ……………………………. name?

I go to school …………………………….

10.

The ……………………………. of the week.

EXERCISE 3

Write numbers as words.

3- ………………. 1- ………………. 5- ……………….

6- ………………. 8- ………………. 7- ……………….

9- ………………. 10- ……………….

2- ………………. 4- ……………….

house

your

days

english

thank you

coffee

photograph

what

everyday

goodnight

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UNIT 2

WORD

TRANSCRIPT

EXAMPLE

RUSSIAN TRANSLATION

UZBEK TRANSLATION

about prep

/əˈbaʊt/

Complete the sentences about the people?

об, по

haqida

awful adj

/ˈɔːfəl/

Weather is awful.

ужасный

juda yomon

beautiful adj

/ˈbjuːtɪfəl/

Look at Central Park, it’s beautiful.

красивый, прекрасный

chiroyli

building n

/ˈbɪldɪŋ/

What’s this building?

здание

bino

centre n

/ˈsentə/

Her school is in the centre of Montreal.

центр

markaz

cities n

/ˈsɪti/

We are from different cities.

города

shaxarlar

countries npl

/ˈkʌntri/

They are from different countries.

страны

mamlakatlar

doctor n

/ˈdɒktər/

My mother is a doctor.

доктор

shifokor

fantastic adj

/fænˈtæstɪk/

You look fantastic in that dress.

фантастический

hayoliy, fantastik

find v

/faɪnd/

I cannot find my book.

находить

topmoq

from prep

/fɔːm/

She is from England.

из

… dan

hear v

/hɪər/

Sorry, I couldn’t hear you.

слышать

eshitmoq

her pron

/hɜːr/

Her name is Hazel.

её

uning (qiz bola)

his pron

/hɪz/

His name is Cameron.

его

uning (o’g’il bola)

hospital n

/ˈhɒspɪtəl/

She is in the hospital now.

больница, госпиталь

shifoxona

how old?

/haʊ əʊld/

“How old are you?” – “I am 18”.

скольколет?

necha yosh…?

look at (sth) v

/lʊk ət/

Look at my hamburger.

смотреть, глядеть

nimagadir qaramoq

map n

/mæp/

This is a map of my town.

карта

xarita

married adj

/ˈmærid/

They are married.

женатый, замужняя

uylanganyoki turmushga chiqgan

on holiday

/ɒn ˈhɒlɪdeɪ/

They are on holiday in New York City.

праздник, день отдыха, отпуск

bayram, bayramda damolish kuni

people npl

/ˈpiːpl/

We are all people.

народ, люди

odamlar

really good adj

/ˈrɪəli gʊd/

My hamburger is really good, too.

очень хорошо

juda yaxshi

school n

/skuːl/

She is a teacher at school.

школа

maktab

these pron

/ðiːz/

These are my books.

эти

bular (yaqindigi narsalarga)

too adv

/tuː/

“I love you”. – “I love you too”.

тоже

… ham

weather n

/ˈweðər/

Weather is really good today.

погода

ob-havo

where?

/weər/

Where are you from?

где? куда?откуда?

qayer? qayerdan?

world n

/wɜːld/

The world is big

мир

dunyo

Australia n

/ɒsˈtreɪliə/

Australia is very beautiful city.

Австралия

Avstraliya

Brazil n

/brəˈzɪl/

Are you from Brazil?

Бразилия

Braziliya

Canada n

/ˈkænədə/

I’m from Canada.

Канада

Kanada

China n

/ˈtʃaɪnə/

China is a big city.

Китай

Xitoy

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Egypt n

/ˈiːdʒɪpt/

Egypt is a very historic city.

Египет

Misr

England n

/ˈɪŋglənd/

Do you come from England?

Англия

Angliya

France n

/frɑːnts/

I love France.

Франция

Fransiya

Hungary n

/ˈhʌŋgəri/

Where Hungary is?

Венгрия

Vengriya

Italy n

/ˈɪtəli/

Italy is my lovely country.

Италия

Italiya

Japan n

/dʒəˈpæn/

Sara lives in Japan.

Япония

Yaponiya

Russia n

/ˈrʌʃə/

Russia is beautiful country.

Россия

Rassiya

Spain n

/speɪn/

Spain is the number one at football.

Испания

Ispaniya

the United States n

/ðiː jʊˈnaɪtɪd/ /steɪts/ Harry is from the United States.

Сша

AQSh

eleven

/ɪˈlevən/

Holly is eleven years old.

одиннадцать

o’n bir, 11

twelve

/twelv/

twelve buildings

двенадцать

o’n ikki, 12

thirteen

/θɜːˈtiːn/

Thirteen hamburgers

тринадцать

o’n uch, 13

fourteen

/fɔːˈtiːn/

Her baby is fourteen months old.

четырнадцать

o’n to’rt, 14

fifteen

/fɪfˈtiːn/

fifteen books

пятнадцать

o’n besh, 15

sixteen

/sɪkˈstiːn/

He’s sixteen years old.

шестнадцать

o’n olti, 16

seventeen

/sevənˈtiːn/

We have seventeen people in ousr classroom.

семнадцать

o’n yeti, 17

eighteen

/eɪˈtiːn/

There are eighteen hospitals in our town.

восемнадцать

o’n sakkiz, 18

nineteen

/naɪnˈtiːn/

Simson is nineteen.

девятнадцать

o’n to’qqiz, 19

twenty

/ˈtwenti/

There are twenty people in my group.

двадцать

yigirma, 20

twenty-one

/ˈtwenti wʌn/

There are twenty-one students in one group.

двадцатьодин

yigirma bir, 21

twenty-two

/ˈtwenti tuː/

Twenty-two is my lucky number.

двадцать два

yigirma ikki, 22

twenty-three

/ˈtwenti θriː/

I am twenty-three years old.

двадцать три

yigirma uch, 23

twenty-four

/ˈtwentifɔːr/

My grandfather has twenty-four cars.

двадцать четыре

yigirma to’rt, 24

twenty-five

/ˈtwentifaɪv/

There are twenty-five workers in company.

двадцать пять

yigirma besh, 25

twenty-six

/ˈtwentisɪks/

Bus number twenty-six

двадцать шесть

yigirma olti, 26

twenty-seven

/ˈtwenti ˈsevən/

Her mother is twenty-seven years old.

двадцать семь

yigirma yetti, 27

twenty-eight

/ˈtwentieɪt/

She has got twenty-eight eggs.

двадцать восемь

yigirma sakkiz, 28

twenty-nine

/ˈtwentinaɪn/

of February is my birthday.

двадцать девять

yigirma to’qqiz, 29

thirty

/ˈθɜːti/

She got married when she was thirty.

тридцать

o’ttiz, 30

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EXERCISE 1

Make up sentences using the words in the box.

awful beautiful centre married building people on holiday weather countries fantastic here find hospital world look at about too school twenty-seven thirty

EXERCISE 2

Choose the appropriate word from the box to fill the gaps in the sentences.

1. Weather is …………………………….

2. What’s this …………………………….?

3. You look ……………………………. in that dress.

4. ……………………………. my hamburger

5. They are ……………………………. in New York City.

6. They are from different …………………………….

7. …………………………… is really good today.

8. Do you come from …………………………….?

9. We are all …………………………….

10. Complete the sentences ……………………………. the people?

EXERCISE 3

Choose an appropriate word.

1. Budapest, Beijing and Cairo are countries/cities/people.

2.  Kelly is from the Canada/Australia/United States.

3.  Japan, China and Korea are buildings/cities/countries.

4.  Wow! Look at this camera! It’s really/fantastic/too.

5.  Ugh! This tea is awful/beautiful/really.

6.  Praveen is a doctor in a park/hospital/holiday.

7.  The school is in the centre of the building/city/Spain.

8.  17= seven/twenty-seven/seventeen.

9.  31= thirty-one/thirty/thirteen.

10.  Where/How old/What is Samir? I think she’s 19.

fantastic

building

on holiday

about

weather

countries

awful

look at

countries

people

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UNIT 3

WORD

TRANSCRIPT

EXAMPLE

RUSSIAN TRANSLATION

UZBEK TRANSLATION

address n

/əˈdres/

What’s your address?

адрес

manzil

all adv

/ɔːl/

And are you all builders?

все

hamma

America n

/əˈmerɪkə/

They are all from America.

Америка

Amerika

another pron

/əˈnʌðər/

Give me another, please.

другой, ещёодин

boshqa, yana bitta

audition n

/ɔːˈdɪʃən/

Audition is really difficult.

прослушивание, кастинг

eshitirish, kasting

band n

/bænd/

This is the boy band Metro 5 – The Audition winners.

музыкальная группа, оркестр

musiqiy gurux, orkestr

boy n

/bɔɪ/

Are the other boys from Ireland.

мальчик, юноша

bola, yigit

brother n

/ˈbrʌðər/

My brother lives in Washington.

брат

aka, uka

builder n

/ˈbɪldər/

I want to become a builder.

строитель

quruvchi

bus driver n

/bʌs ˈdraɪvər/

Yeah, I’m a busdriver.

водитель автобуса

avtobus haydovchisi

businessman n

/ˈbɪznɪsmən/

He is a businessman.

бизнесмен

tadbirkor

excited adj

/ɪkˈsaɪtɪd/

We’re happy and excited.

взволнованный

ta’sirlangan, hayajonlangan

excuse me

/ɪkˈskjuːz miː/

Excuse me. Where’s the station?

простите! извините!

kechirasiz

forty

/ˈfɔːti/

He is about forty.

сорок

qirq

good luck

/gʊd lʌk/

Good luck with the tour.

удача

omad

Great! Adj

/greɪt/

Great! Good luck with the tour.

отличный

zo’r

happy adj

/ˈhæpi/

Are they happy?

счастливый,удачный

baxtli, omadli

here adv

/hɪər/

It’s fantastic here.

здесь, тут

shu yerda

Hi!

/haɪ/

Hi! We’re in Las Vegas.

привет

salom

I don’t understand

/aɪ dəʊnt ʌndəˈstænd/ I’m sorry. I don’t understand you.

я не понимаю

men tushunmayapman

I am sorry

/aɪ æm ˈsɒri/

I am sorry. I don’t understand.

Извините

Кechirasiz

interesting adj

/ˈɪntrəstɪŋ/

The book is interesting.

интересный

qiziqarli

interview n

/ˈɪntəvjuː/

Read The Audition interview.

интервью

suhbat, intervyu

Ireland n

/ˈaɪələnd/

Are the other boys from Ireland, too?

Ирландия

Irlandiya

job n

/dʒɒb/

What’s your job?

работа

ish

live v

/lɪv/

I live in the town centre.

жить

yashamoq

magazine n

/mægəˈziːn/

Read the magazine article about the band.

журнал

jurnal

now adv

/naʊ/

Where are you now?

сейчас

hozir

nurse n

/nɜːs/

My mum is a nurse.

медсестра

hamshira

on tour n

/ɒn tʊər/

Now they are on tour in the United States.

в туре

turda, gastrolda

other adj

/ˈʌðər/

Are the other boys from Ireland, too?

другой, другие

boshqa

over there

/ˈəʊvər ðeər/

“Where’s the station?” “It’s over there”.

там

o’sha yerda

personal information n

/ˈpɜːsənəɪnfəˈmeɪʃən/

Give me your personal information.

личные данные

shaxsiy ma’lumotlar

phone number n

/fəʊn ˈnʌmbər/

What’s yourphone number?

телефон номер

telefon raqami

police officer n

/pəˈliːs ˈɒfɪsər/

His brother is a police officer.

офицер полиции

politsiya ofitseri

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same adj

/seɪm/

I use the same book everyday.

одинаковый, такой же

bir xil

Scotland n

/ˈskɒtlənd/

Scotland is the best place.

Шотландия

Shotlandiya

shop assistant n

/ʃɒp əˈsɪstənt/

I work as a shop assistant.

продавец-консультант

sotuvchi

singer n

/ˈsɪŋər/

Selena Gomez is a famous singer.

певец

qo’shiqchi, ashulachi

sorry

/ˈsɒri/

I'm sorry, I didn’t do my homework.

простите

uzr, kechirasiz

station n

/ˈsteɪʃən/

Where’s the station?

вокзал

vokzal

Sweden n

/ˈswiːdən/

Where is Sweden?

Швеция

Shvetsiya

thanks a lot

/θæŋks eɪ lɒt/

“A coffee, please” “That’s £1.20” “Thanks a lot!”

спасибо большое

katta raxmat

tired adj

/taɪəd/

Are you tired?

усталый

charchagan

town centre n

/taʊn ˈsentər/

Where’s the town centre?

центргорода

shaxar markazi

very adj

/ˈveri/

I’m very tired.

очень

juda

well adv

/wel/

I’m very well.

хорошо

yaxshi

winner n

/ˈwɪnər/

This is the boy band Metro 5 – The Audition winner.

победитель

g’olib

yet adv

/jet/

I didn’t do my homework yet.

ещё, всё ещё

hali ham, yana

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EXERCISE 1

Make up sentences using the words in the box.

another builder happy interesting magazine nurse address excited brother band singer tired sorry winner yet station town centre phone number audition

EXERCISE 2

Choose the appropriate word from the box to fill the gaps in the sentences.

1. We’re happy and …………………………….

2. What’s your…………………………….?

3. ……………………………. is really difficult.

4. ……………………………. with the tour.

5. It’s fantastic …………………………….

6. The book is …………………………….

7. What’s your…………………………….?

8. Read the ……………………………. article about the band.

9. Now they are ……………………………. in the United States.

10. Selena Gomez is a famous …………………………….

EXERCISE 3

Choose an appropriate word.

1.  Andrea is a shop man/assistant/driver.

2.  Roberto is a business/builder/student man.

3.  They’re police builders/assistants/officers.

4.  His job/town/first name is Steven and surname is Smith.

5.  They’re in a band. They are on tour/audition/singer in South America.

6.  What’s your age/address/phone number?  ,7 Park Road, Cardiff’

7.  What’s her job?  She’s a businesswoman/27/married.

8.  Know/Please/Excuse me! Where’s the police station?

9.  Thank you very well/much/kind.  ,,It’s OK’’

10.  Where’s the park? I’m sorry. It’s over there/I don’t know/I understand.

address

here

interesting

magazine

audition

excited

good luck

job

singer

on tour

people

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UNIT 4

WORD

TRANSCRIPT

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RUSSIAN TRANSLATION

UZBEK TRANSLATION

a lot of

/eɪ lɒt əv/

She has a lot of friends.

много

ko’p

accountant n

/əˈkaʊntənt/

Her father is an accountant.

бухгалтер

hisobchi, bugalter

age n

/eɪdʒ/

Tell me your age!

возраст

yosh

bank manager n

/bæŋk ˈmænɪdʒər/

He’s a bank manager.

управляющий банком

bank boshqaruvchisi

bank n

/bæŋk/

Her mother has a part-time job in a bank.

банк

bank

best friend n

/best frend/

My best friend’s name is Antonia.

лучший друг

eng yaqin do’st

big adj

/bɪg/

Annie and Jim have a big house in London.

большой

katta, ulkan

both pron

/bəʊθ/

They’re both at school.

оба

har ikkalasi, ikktasi

boyfriend n

/ˈbɔɪfrend/

She has a great boyfriend.

возлюбленный, парень

sevgan yor, oshiq

business card n

/ˈbɪznɪsmən/

Where is your businesscard?

бизнес карта

biznes kartasi

certainly adv

/ˈsɜːtənli/

She certainly has a good job!

безусловно, конечно

albatta

children npl

/ˈtʃɪldrən/

They have two children, a son and a daughter.

дети

bolalar

college n

/ˈkɒlɪdʒ/

He studies at college.

колледж

kollej

Come on!

/kʌm ɒn/

Come on, Emma! Time for school!

да ладно тебе!

qo’ysangchi!

company n

/ˈkʌmpəni/

I work for a big company.

компания

kompaniya

connecting v

/kəˈnektɪŋ/

Thank you. I’m connecting you.

соединять, связывать

bog’lamoq

dancing n

/dɑːnts/

She likes dancing.

танец

raqs

dictionary n

/ˈdɪkʃənəri/

Check the new words in your dictionary.

словарь

lug’at

dog n

/dɒg/

I love my dog.

собака

it, kuchuk

evening n

/ˈiːvnɪŋ/

I usually come home in the evening.

вечер

kech qurun

everybody pron

/ˈevribɒdi/

Everybody likes ice-cream.

каждый (человек)

har bir inson, barcha

family tree n

/ˈfæməli triː/

This is my family tree.

семейное древо, родословная

shajara

fans npl

/fæn/

She and her brother are big Manchester United fans.

фанаты

ishqibozlar

football n

/ˈfʊtbɔːl/

She also likes football.

футбол

futbol

friends npl

/frend/

She hasa lot of friends.

друзья

do’stlar, o’rtoqlar

funny adj

/ˈfʌni/

She’s really funny.

смешной, забавный

kulguli, qiziqarli

Germany n

/ˈdʒɜːməni/

He has a lot of friends in Germany.

Германия

Germaniya

girlfriend n

/ˈgɜːlfrend/

What’s your girl friend’s name?

возлюбленная

sevgan yor

give v

/gɪv/

Can you give me some information about your school, please?

давать, дать

bermoq

goal n

/gəʊl/

My goal is to become rich.

цель

maqsad

good adj

/gʊd/

My brother has a good job.

хороший

yaxshi

have v

/hæv/

Their parents have a house in Bonn.

иметь

bor bo’lmoq

home n

/həʊm/

Phone me at home after four o'clock.

дом, жилище

uy

hotel n

/həʊˈtel/

What’s the name of your hotel?

отель, гостиница

mehmonxona

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like v

/laɪk/

She and Alison like dancing a lot.

нравиться

yoqtirmoq

manager n

/ˈmeɪndʒər/

She is a manager.

управляющий

ish boshqaruvchi

music n

/ˈmjuːzɪk/

Her favourite music is rock ’n’ roll.

музыка

musiqa

near adj

/nɪər/

She has a job as nurse in a hospital near the town centre.

близко, около

yaqin, yonida

new adj

/njuː/

I have a new phone number now.

новый

yangi

nice adj

/naɪs/

She’s very nice.

хороший, приятный

yaxshi, yoqimli

north n

/nɔːθ/

Toni is from the north of England.

север

shimol

notice v

/ˈnəʊtɪs/

I noticed a crack in the ceiling.

замечать

sezmoq

of course

/əv kɔːs/

Of course, I did my homework.

конечно

albatta

office n

/ˈɒfɪs/

Jim’s office is in the centre of the town.

офис

ofis,idora

our pron

/aʊər/

Our children are Emma and Vince.

наш, наши

bizning

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