The books are originally written in English or being translated in English.

Question 1. Ghats at Varanasi is located in which state of India?
Answer: Uttar Pradesh.

Question 2. Where is Junagarh Fort in India?
Answer: Bikaner.

Question 3. What is the height of Lotus Temple?
Answer: 34 m.

Question 4. Prithviraj Chauhan was an Indian king from which dynasty?
Answer: Chahamana.

Question 5. UNESCO World Heritage Site 'Elephants Caves' is located at where?
Answer: Gharapuri in Mumbai.

Question 6. What is the capital of Sri Lanka?
Answer: Colombo.

Question 7. Saturn is the ____ planet from the Sun?
Answer: Sixth.

Question 8. Physicist 'Albert Einstein' was born on which date?
Answer: 14 March 1879 in Germany.

Question 9. Slogan 'tum mujhe khoon do main tumhe azadi dunga' given by whom?
Answer: Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose.

Question 10. World War I (WW1) ended on which date?
Answer: 11 November 1918.

Question 11. Indian writer 'Bankim Chandra Chattopadhyay' born on which date?
Answer: 27 June 1838.

Question 12. In which year the Rabindranath Tagore won the 'Nobel Prize in Literature'?
Answer: 1913.

Question 13. Which is the highest civilian award of the Republic of India?
Answer: The Bharat Ratna Award.

Question 14. Who was first captain of India national football team?
Answer: Gostha Pal.

Question 15. What is the capital of Japan?
Answer: Tokyo.

Question 16. Indian Railways Founded in which year?
Answer: 8 May 1845.

Question 17. Where is the Bhojtal Lake in India?
Answer: Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh.

Question 18. Bogibeel Bridge (in the Indian state of Assam) stand over which river?
Answer: Brahmaputra river.

Question 19. Goa is famous for what?
Answer: Beaches.

Question 20. WWW is stand for what?
Answer: World Wide Web.

Question 21. What is the biggest bone of the human body?
Answer: Femur.

Question 22. Who was the originator of the Bhakti movement in Punjab?
Answer: Guru Nanak.

Question 23. When is 'World Environment Day' celebrated?
Answer: June 5.

Question 24. Where is India's first underground nuclear explosion?
Answer: In Pokhran.

Question 25. Who is the Chief Advisor to the governor?
Answer: Chief Minister.

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Dear Readers of  "The Wrongfully Chosen"

Thank you for patronizing my work. I am grateful that you find the time to read Afriel Durante's adventures.

Unfortunately, Qidian's Webnovel is a difficult platform to work with. For starters, they do not respond to emails. I can only guess that this is because most of their staff are non-native speakers who might be intimidated by authors who have a better grasp of English.

Moreover, I cannot get access to the forums, as it keeps saying that I have to request another code, and yet no one is responding to my emails. Author support is very difficult on this platform, and I really want to monetize my novels.

In this regard, I am suspending further postings of preceding chapters. Should you wish to procure a PDF copy of the whole manuscript, you can send me a little honorarium of $0.99 through my Paypal account at vincedoobs@gmail.com

Thank you very much

Vin Doobs

Afriel Durante is called the Wrongfully Chosen, because he wields a power he never wants—a power that could destroy in an apocalyptic scale if it falls into the wrong hands.

And this power demands optimum health on its wielder in order to unleash its full potential. Durante is young, yet he suffers from a debilitating disease common among older men. The path he chose has made him estranged from his family, as he has become an enemy of the state. Now he faces adversaries from out of this world who are bent on retrieving a prototype ring he inherited from his late father. 

And this ring is the source of fantastic powers that give him further afflictions.

A good number of authors in Webnovels are still going to school. I always felt respect for these authors because they are able to sneak some time in their busy schedule to still write their stories. 

There are a few authors I know like Rianolinon, and Zehell who updates on a daily basis. These two are the princesses of the 'Daily Updates and Fantasy section' and their novels are often featured on a weekly basis. 

There was an author in the Inkstone Server that once said that as long as you can update on a daily/regular basis, you will get readers. In my opinion, this is very true. When I was still a reader, I prefer reading novels that are updated on a daily basis. It gives me something to look forward to every day.

Also, updating on a daily basis gives you a higher chance to appear on the "Daily Updates Section" that can only be seen (I think) when using browsers. Well, most people read using their cellphones while others (like me) prefer to read them using a desktop.

For new writers who want to have traction/exposure in Webnovels, uploading daily chapters might give you that fan base you are hoping for. Of course, you also need to write an interesting story in order to make them stay. 

----------------

Mr.McGuffin: @Rianolinon You are supposed to be writing.

Rianolinon: I am writing I swear.

Mr.McGuffin: Now you are sharing roblox accounts hehe.

Namake: Jesus! You've had an account since 2010

Rianolinon: No. I played in 2010, not account. My first account was made in 2011.

Namake: Ah. My account is a 2011 account.

Rianolinon: I was like 5 years old in 2010. I didnt know anything about email. How in the world would I make an account? Lol

Namake: Lmao.

Reinesse: Y'all are crazy.

Rianolinon: No we're not.

Reinesse: I was playing cooking mama at five yo.

Rianolinon: Well, I was playing plants vs zombies.

Namake: That reminds me, I've been wanting to download overcooked.

Reinesse: Same.

Rianolinon: Some strategy game that involved like different teams. 

Mr.McGuffin: I played Roblox "Illegally" in elementary school becoz I could trick the teachers into thinking it was something else.

Rianolinon: and u needed to get resources, and build stuff, and get troops then wage war that game was so difficult.

Namake: @Mr. McGuffin I have done 3 school projects where I used roblox or minecraft to build them. God I miss highschool *sob emoticon* It was so goddamn easy.

Mr.McGuffin: My school system has a vendetta against tech.

Rianolinon: I suck, I dont do homework. I surprisingly type my novel once a day, but I don't do homework. Priorities at best. Just like how I should have finished typing my chapter 2 hours ago.

Elyon: You got your priorities messed up.

Rianolinon: Yet I am still typing it.

Mishak: How do guys manage school and writing?

Rianolinon: School work in school. If I don't finish well rip me.

Mishak: You find time to finish school work in school?

Rianolinon: Nah. I don't even do it.

Mr.McGuffin: Ummm, work school work writing coffee then the cycle repeats lol. That is my summer schedule at least.

Mishak: It was impossible to do anything other than school work especially when I was in high school.

Mr.McGuffin: haha. Nah, HS is a joke. I've had one hard class and that was bc the teacher hated me.

Mishak: HS is a joke? *flushed emoticon*

Mr.McGuffin: still got an A. Yeah I finished all my HS requirements by my 11th grade year. I can technically graduate a year early, but i get free college classes if I don't so.

Mishak: Hmm well, it was one of the busiest times college was fun.

Rianolinon: Hey, do realize Mr.McGuffin literally gets 100% on everything don't even talk to that inhuman being.

Mishak: Haha.

Rianolinon: I'm human ok, I'm getting C's.

Mishak: Me too @Rianolinon

Mr.McGuffin: College is okay so far. But all I'm doing is the classes in the morning then racing back to my HS for all my electives like Building construction.

Rianolinon: Honestly what should I go for in college if I want to be an author?

Mr.McGuffin: idk.

Rianolinon: Or should I just go for Computer Science anyway?

Mr.McGuffin: I'm gonna be an engineer.

Mishak: Go for Journalism.

Rianolinon: My delicate fingers aren't made for engineering.

Mr.McGuffin: Hehe, it is just a bunch of math numbers instead of words.

Murakami: My delicate brain isn't made for engineering.

Mishak: I hated HS math.

[A/N: Math hated me.]

Rianolinon: Misha what are u taking right now?

Mr.McGuffin: hehe.

Mishak: I hated HS physics.

Elyon: Why don't you just take teaching course for English? @Rianolinon and teach kids.

Mr.McGuffin: I LOVED PHYSICS.

Rianolinon: Elyon because stage fright.

Elyon: You want to be a streamer and you got stage fright?

Mishak: @Rianolinon I had bio major.

Rianolinon: Besides, I don't talk much. So, streamer and literally stage fright two different things I hide my face.

Murakami: lol

Elyon: *facepalm emoticon*

Mr.McGuffin: I used to be too scared to talk in game chats.

Xan: No wonder when I watch your stream @Rianolinon You don't talk.

Murakami: hnnn.

Rianolinon: Well, I do talk well. Only the 3 recent streams.

Elyon: Well?

Rianolinon: Since headset with mic came.

Elyon: Then why don't you try?

Rianolinon: last week or 2 weeks, but I TRY. I TRY OKAY, but I speak so softly.

Mr.McGuffin: Hey aren't you supposed to be typing?

Rianolinon: Mic barely captures my voice.

Mishak: @Rianolinon you should go for journalism.

Elyon: Nothing will be lost by trying. Get out of your safety zone and start beating some kids with a stick.

[A/N: I was just being sarcatic ok? Kids, don't do this at home!]

Rianolinon: I published already What is journalism?

Mr.McGuffin: okay @Elyon Literally all teachers know how to do.

Mishak: News anchor, writing for newspapers TV, etc kinda.

Mr.McGuffin: I've had 2 good teachers.

Rianolinon: I mean, that's some decent pay I was watching some Youtube ad.

Elyon: Journalism is a good course if you plan to stream and be a vlogger.

Rianolinon: "Quick tips on earning money just by typing" something about typing for blogs and stuff $45/1hr.

Mishak: Nothing lol.

Mr.McGuffin: If i could type as fast you guys I wouldn't mind such jobs.

Elyon: Do you need fast typing speed to flip burger patties?

Rianolinon: Nah.

Elyon: xD

Mr.McGuffin: Yes. Hehe.

Rianolinon: How much is the salary of Mcdonalds anyway?

Elyon: They don't accept cats.

Rianolinon: NYAA.

Elyon: You better try cat cafes. They employ cats there.

Mr.McGuffin: I have a friend who works at McDonald. But only because they are one of the few places in my town hiring minors.

Rianolinon: Gonna switch to phone.

Mr.McGuffin: It is min wage not salary.

Xan: McDonald here pay $10 / day.

Mr.McGuffin: I feel bad for you.

Elyon: It depends on the country. Here in the Philippines you can buy a whole cake for $10.

Mr.McGuffin: Ours pays $8.55 an hour and you work (As a minor) for 6-8 hours.

Rianolinon: I'm angry I hit restart instead of shutdown.

Mr.McGuffin: Smooth.

Elyon: A WHOLE CAKE and my niece from Australia said when she came for a visit "EVERYTHING HERE IS CHEAP!" lmao.

Rianolinon: Head to Vietnam. That's the definition of cheap.

Mishak: or Burma.

Rianolinon: I can literally survive on meals in Vietnam for an entire week with 1 usd.

Elyon: Holy Crap! That's cheap!

Reinesse: Wow.

Mishak: No. It isn't like that.

Mr.McGuffin: I carry $100 on me at all times so I'd get robbed. lol

Elyon: I almost believed her. *glares at cat person*

Mishak: *joy emoticon*

Rianolinon: I'm Vietnamese. I've been to Vietnam multiple times.

Mishak: Bah.

Elyon: You mean you just eat noodles and eggs for a week and call that eating.

Rianolinon: My family in Vietnam owns a restaurant.

Elyon: Lmao. I see.

Mishak: @Rianolinon Do you have a passport? *joy emoticon*

Rianolinon: Yes. Do you want me to get kicked out of America that badly? 

Mishak: Ah then I believe her.

Elyon: So you are able to survive eating steamed vegetables.

Reinesse: @Rianolinon Ofc you can survive in Viet for one week you don't have to pay for food!

Rianolinon: I mean, Ur rite, I don't.

Elyon: Facepalms.

Mr.McGuffin: Exposed.

Elyon: Someone stop me. I'll stab this cat!

Mishak: *joy emoticon* ew.

Mr.McGuffin: This is how I feel about this conversation. It gets worse the more you read into it

Rianolinon: $1 for an entire week is maybe too exaggerated. $3 for an entire week just on food. I only need $1 though Dun eat much.

Mishak: @Rianolinon rest.

Rianolinon: No.

Mishak: You need that now.

Rianolinon: No! It's only 11:00 pm

Mishak: go to sleep.

Rianolinon: Nyaa! Why must I sleep nya!

Mishak: Kiddos need to sleep at that hour.

Rianolinon: Nyo!!!

Mishak: goodnight.

Rianolinon: Nyo!


----------------

Authors Thoughts

This past week, my friends that are still in University/College had their exams. Most of them were very anxious about their upcoming tests and were studying (or not) diligently to pass them. 

Because of this, some were not able to write their chapters because they had to study. I can only wish them the best (and laugh at their misery). May all of you be able to pass your exams with flying (failing) colors!

*Evil Smirk*

Have you ever wondered what your favorite Authors in Web Novels do during their free time? Don't forget that Authors are humans too and they have their own quirks and opinions. 

How can those Domineering CEO's that you love to read even compare to the manliness of our drop dead gorgeous authors who cries like little babies when they are stressed out and can't write anything due to Writer's Block!? Cultivation Chat Group can't even compare! 

Join our fearless Author Elyon as he show you a world filled with Frustrations, Stress, Anxiety, and Procrastination! 

WELCOME to The Webnovel Writer's Chatgroup!
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P.S The Cover Drawing is not mine. I just find it nice so I used it. Full credits go to the owner.

I killed mothers for the sake of immortality, i killed a fetus just to see the human body in its unborn state, i did cruel expirements on the innocent.

My name shall go down in history as Europes most veil scientist , Grup Von Houser

Source; https://www.marxists.org/archive/marx/works/download/pdf/Manifesto.pdf
 Manifesto of the Communist Party 
by Karl Marx and Frederick Engels February 1848 
Written: Late 1847; First Published: February 1848; Source: Marx/Engels Selected Works, Vol. One, Progress Publishers, Moscow, 1969, pp. 98-137; Translated: Samuel Moore in cooperation with Frederick Engels, 1888; Transcribed: by Zodiac and Brian Baggins; Proofed: and corrected against 1888 English Edition by Andy Blunden 2004; Copyleft: Marxists Internet Archive (marxists.org) 1987, 2000, 2010. Permission is granted to distribute this document under the terms of the Creative Commons Attribution-Share-Alike License. 
Table of Contents 
Editorial Introduction.............................................................2 
Preface to The 1872 German Edition.................................................4 
Preface to The 1882 Russian Edition.................................................5 
Preface to The 1883 German Edition.................................................6 
Preface to The 1888 English Edition..................................................7 
Preface to The 1890 German Edition...............................................10 
Preface to The 1892 Polish Edition..................................................12 
Preface to The 1893 Italian Edition..................................................13 
Manifesto of the Communist Party................................................14 
I. Bourgeois and Proletarians.....................................................14 
II. Proletarians and Communists...................................................22 
III. Socialist and Communist Literature..............................................28 
1. Reactionary Socialism....................................................28 
A. Feudal Socialism...................................................28 
B. Petty-Bourgeois Socialism.............................................29 
C. German or "True" Socialism..........................................29 
2. Conservative or Bourgeois Socialism........................................31 
3. Critical-Utopian Socialism and Communism...................................32 
IV. Position of the Communists in Relation to the Various Existing Opposition Parties.......34 
Letter from Engels to Marx, 24 November 1847......................................35 
Draft of a Communist Confession of Faith............................................36 
The Principles of Communism...................................................41 
Demands of the Communist Party in Germany.........................................55 
The Paris Commune. Address to the International Workingmen's Association, May 1871......58 
Endnotes......................................................................67

Author (me): I kinda tired of writing a fanfiction so I decided to make an original. I'm working on a novel, the title's going to either be: "Mr. Protagonist's System " or "The Reincarnation of an Anarchist". 

I don't know if I'm going to upload it in Webnovel though, honestly even Wattpad is BETTER at this point. Why?

Google this link: 

https://www.reddit.com/r/HobbyDrama/comments/gc5vlw/chinese_webnovels_how_tencent_the_chinese_reddit/

Or just google: "reddit how tencent is about to destroy" 

But here's the news:

Webnovels

Webnovels are a subset of contemporary Chinese literature published exclusively through Internet platforms. Think ArchiveOfOurOwn but not free, and for original content. My extremely subjective view of them is that they are generally speaking, terrible pulp fiction mostly written for emotional satisfaction rather than because the author is chasing the Nobel Prize for literature. However, I don't mean to demean them because they're the exact type of stuff from which really good shit will emerge, so I've been eyeing them from a safe distance for a while. They're basically the combination of what YA novels and shitty romance novels and Dan Brown books and stuff are to English readers - utter shite, but also an important part of the ecosystem.

While online publishing exists in the west, it's not nearly a big of a deal as it is in China. A very large portion of the top IPs mainland Chinese people consume originated from webnovels - Mo Dao Zu Shi is one that I know has some recognition on Reddit. Off topic but is it a coincidence that webnovels, the the most loosely-regulated medium available to most people, is also the most popular? Worth thinking about isn't it. Unfortunately the webnovel community had also suffered some intense state-run censorship over the past two years which has greatly reduced creative freedom (ie. many no longer dare to describe any physical contact between characters in fear of being reported as pornography, no kidding).

Webnovel authors rely on a few large platforms for publication and readership. Without getting too specific: readers purchase works they like through the platform, and the platform gives a portion of the income generated by a novel to the creator. This system works - many authors depend on it for a living, others use it as a side hustle or write for fun.

Fucking Tencent enters the game

A few days ago, Tencent, which owns one of the two major webnovel platforms (and holds 50% of shares in the other one), updated their contract for authors. Some of the changes are as follows:

All copyright of any given work now belongs to Tencent, until 50 years after the author's death. Tencent can do whatever the fuck they want with it without having to negotiate anything with the author.

Legal fees caused by copyright disputes will still be entirely paid by the author, not Tencent.

Tencent can release any work on the platform for free.

Tencent has the right to any social media accounts of the author.

Tencent is not obligated to provide authors with any employee benefits.

Upon signing the contract the author is obligated to provide an exact schedule for how and when a work will be completed. Failure to following the schedule will be seen as breaking the contract, to which Tencent can respond by not distributing benefits to the author, or requiring the author to take responsibility for losses incurred.

Why this means fucking Tencent is about to ruin everything

As you can see, this is basically a slave contract. It will completely re-shape the existing Internet literature landscape - authors lose all rights to everything and Tencent gets a free IP farm. Tencent can adapt your work in any way they like. If Tencent doesn't like you, they can kick you off and give your penname and social media handles to someone else. Tencent can change your work any way you want, without your permission. Tencent doesn't even need to pay you, in fact you might wind up paying Tencent. While the most famous authors will be temporarily unscathed, everyone else will probably lose any income they receive from writing.

This all happened a few days ago, and the community is in chaos. The most commonly reposted comment is that authors have been collectively reduced to a bunch of ghostwriters. Some of the most successful authors have made long posts on social media denouncing the whole thing, while many others stayed conspicuously quiet. A very popular book "Gui Mi Zhi Zhu" (Lord of the Unknown? something like that) that updated periodically for years suddenly concluded yesterday with an ending many readers found disappointing, likely in low-key protest against the change.
Even worse, numerous less-famous authors who are well-aware that they aren't popular enough for Tencent to feel the need to financially compensate them properly have announced they will just stop writing entirely.

-----------------------------------------

Author (me): Lord of Unknown is Lord of Mysteries if I'm right. 

-----------------------------------------

In the long term since Tencent, a profit-incentivised megacorp has complete creative control over so many works, a sharp decline in the quality of popular media available in simplified Chinese is inevitable - everything from adding lowbrow fanservice to completely altering the themes of a book will likely happen, based on Tencent's track record. It's a truly horrifying prospect for Chinese-only readers who had little high-tier pulp to consume in the first place. Someone posted: "Censorship by the socialist regime killed Internet literature, and now capitalists are here to eat its corpse," very edgy but pretty accurate in my opinion.

While saying that this will "destroy" Internet literature in mainland China might be an overstatement right now, it's another clear step towards the medium's demise because the other webnovel platforms are likely to follow Tencent's footsteps if this implementation turns out to be profitable. I've never felt more sympathy for my friends who aren't bilingual, they'll be stuck with shittier and shittier IPs until the whole thing collapses.

Why isn't anything being done about all this?

Because there's little anyone can do. Tencent famously possesses "the most power legal department in China", a lawsuit will go nowhere if not bite you in the ass. Organised protests and labour unions of any form are illegal in China. Ironically enough, most of this happened on Labour Day.
Not using the platform this happened to is an option that many are taking, but no one knows if it will be effective since only users who actually care will participate.

Conspiracy theory time

Archive Of Our Own, the free fanfiction platform, was banned in China around a month ago due to idol fandom squabbles (there are good posts covering it on this sub). Could Tencent have been behind that, since AO3 is non-profit and actually endorses creative freedom?
EDIT: the relevant post on this sub about the AO3 ban is gone, RIP

Conclusion

Fuck Tencent

Private editors - pros take from 17 to 30 dollars for 1700 words.

Prices for editing 1000 words fluctuate according to Google from 2 to 15 dollars. It is likely that older schoolchildren and college students of native speakers or in whom English is the second language (the legacy of empires) undertakes such editing. The level and quality of the translation will undoubtedly be higher (ours in which English is the third language). But since our level of knowledge is not very good, how can we evaluate the quality of editing? Need means another expert who would test the knowledge of the editor before starting work and paying. And this is an additional cost.

The easiest option (until you make money for a paid editor) is a machine editor, but not everything is smooth there either.

The second option is to learn English grammar yourself (but it takes time and money).

The third option is to find a free editor, but it will edit you from the kindness of sincere Chapter 5! You should be very grateful to him for this. After all, he spent his time on you and shared valuable knowledge.

And so I'm not sure that you will find an editor who can read all the chapters - 100-200-300 with the number of words from 80,000 to 300,000 for your simple thanks. I have not met such people yet. But probably they are?


I had an idea, in 2018 I am going to popularize the subject of the Silk Ooty. But in fact, all authors write what is close to their spirit, what they read or want to share their thoughts with others. And others just make a little money.

Moreover, writing is far from the most reliable and fastest way to earn money. If you also do not know the word very well.

In fact, it's faster to earn money by selling ads on YouTube or by taking food photos, although, of course, the sales hit has already passed.

Having a camera for $ 500-900, another $ 1,000 for gadgets, such as tripods, backlights. shadows, and other things, plus quality photo courses for $ 1000. If you have $ 3,000, then in half a year you will learn how to shoot so that your photographs will take "drains" at first, the authors will receive the first months from $ 50 to $ 200. For the second year, from 500 to 700 dollars. At the same time, they cook, sell their creations - jams, pastries, sell their ideas on healthy eating. Someone prepares healthy breakfasts or o-Bentos in offices, the prices are naturally higher, they are calculated for the rich office workers of foreign enterprises, state-owned companies.

Some go to flea markets, where they buy old dishes from their grandmothers for a penny, and then they sell it, bringing a little beauty for money in their online stores.

Money is flowing. Some go to Japan or South Korea to open online stores and make money again. Selling their products in their homeland, and some special items from their homeland in Japan or Korea. By the way, here you can write such a short story about different ways to make money. The fjord of short stories. Chapters 60-80.

Quick ways to make money!

In the meantime, I have three ideas to write new short stories. But to start writing new, not finishing the old, somehow does not look quite right. This will only show readers that the author is scattered with ideas, and at the same time, without burning desire, to bring the story to the end.

My Bro on the Tao is right if he really decided to start writing a new story, finish the old one. Even if the end is far-fetched, not entirely logical, but this is the end of the story. If desired, then you can write further if of course there are new thoughts.

So far I have 4 completed novels. You can write another 53 chapters and complete one novel, another rather than a novel, but a tool for evaluating, expressing thoughts about writing novels. discussion of issues. The third in the municipality can be completed now and then write the second season since it was more likely a short story. Then only the main novel will remain and you can start writing small stories voicing new ideas.

And later they will rewrite the story of adventurers and treasure hunters, compiling the story with already completed storybooks. And thus write a good romance with romance, cooking, adventure, and treasures.

Then it remains only to find a good editor. But the prof will take about $ 1,000 for a book of 80,000 words and not the pros, is a student native speaker from Asia probably 200-300 dollars?
This is considered a very good salary for us for 1 month of work.

Well, if at the same time he agrees to edit, and his editing will be at least average. Then one could try. But for now, it's all just a dream.

In all likelihood, I will slowly finish some novels in order to move on to new stories.

Thoughts of why and why stories are written.

All the same English, he has not improved in 18 days.

I'll figure something out, try to correct the text.

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This is a work of art. Any resemblance to real people or real events is purely coincidental.

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