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Human Relations and Dynamics
by Angel Shadow™

Humans have been relating to each other since we started inhabiting the earth and human relations has been one of the most complicated issues society has dealt with. Over time, how we’ve interacted with each other has set in motion a chain of events that have lead us to the world we now experience.

This article deals with the issue of human relations and dynamics, so let’s take a look at each word individually:

Human: of, belonging to, consisting of or produced by people; having or showing qualities, as rationality or fallibility.

Relations: connection or manner of being connected or related, as in thought, meaning, etc.

Dynamics: the way such forces shift or change in relation to one another; the study of such forces.

The study of human relations is complicated because humans are complicated. We deal with emotional reactions and projections on a daily basis and each emotional reaction is individual in nature due to programming and lifestyle. Since our emotional reactions play a vital role in society, we need to take a look at how emotions can rule our decisions.

On an individual level, emotional reactions are learned responses. Someone taught us how to react to the world around us. This begins early in life and we carry that programming into adulthood. Most individuals feel their emotional responses are justified; they react in a specific manner due to the action of another. At what point do we stop, take a look in mirror, learn about ourselves and others, and try to be on the same page? This is where the issue becomes complicated because as humans we draw lines against what we feel is good and bad; right and wrong. If it’s good, we agree and all is well. If it’s bad, we react, sometimes violently. All of the reactions we encounter in life are due to our emotions. So when it comes right down to it, emotions/emotional reactions rule the decisions we make, which in turn, rule our world.

So how do we control our emotional reactions? How do we control how we react to others when we’re not on the same page? It’s human nature to stand up for what we believe in. It’s part of our genetic make-up to fight and defend. I don’t see that changing anytime soon. Slowly, society is beginning to see the effects of compassion and understanding. However, with so much anger and strife in the world, many still continue to feed negative emotions and emotional reactions. This only allows it to continue. In many ways, it’s a runaway train that needs to finish its course, and it will, eventually. But we’re dealing with years and years of programmed responses. Years and years of fighting and not seeing eye to eye. Years and years of individuals drawing lines and standing up for what they believe in. We’ve brought ourselves to this place in time and now it’s our responsibility to fix it.

In society, in order to fix a problem, we have to agree on the answer or solution. When it comes to human relations, this becomes an issue because everyone has their own idea of how the problem should be fixed. So who gets to choose what we bring into our reality? In addition to that, what’s real? What’s not real? Who gets to make the decision about what reality is brought to the masses? A group of people can look at the same thing and see a number of different realities and this is why they believe they have the best solution. But someone has to make the final decision and when the mass of society is not on the same page, we continue the path of anger and strife over the decision that was made. This is not relating in a positive way; reaching for a positive outcome. This only creates more problems that we can’t agree on how to fix...and the cycle continues. We need to take responsibility.

Everyday, we’re faced with decisions, but rarely do we make these decisions based on conscious choice and then take responsibility for these actions, accepting that these choices bring about our reality. This is especially true when our actions don’t bring the desired result we’d hoped for. It’s easier to blame other individuals for our disappointments. Heaven forbid we take a look in the mirror and acknowledge the role we played. While we may find ourselves in situations that we feel are not of our choosing, we are still responsible for how we handle the issue and blaming another is an easy way to take the responsibility off ourselves. We remain in victim mode, allowing the event(s) to control our emotions....and our actions almost always follow the emotional reactions we project.

Taking responsibility means acknowledging our emotions in any given situation. As a society, if we project hatred, hatred is what we get in return. If we feel deceived, we will be deceived. If we feel hurt, we will continue to hurt ourselves. It’s a never ending circle of emotional projection that can only be changed when we accept full responsibility for the part we played. Denial comes when our childish side moves to the forefront. The wounded, inner child part of us is always the victim. It has no control over emotional reaction and this is something only time and experience can bring. Wisdom comes from learning to accept the roles we place ourselves in and how those roles shape our very being.

In human relations, we need to recognize the areas of our lives that we’ve refused to accept responsibility for. The longer we deny their existence, the longer we stay in victim mode, allowing the wounded, inner child to control every aspect of our emotions. The programming of our inner child dictates emotional response, but programming can be changed and the inner child eventually grows up and accepts responsibility for who they are, what they will become, and how they treat others. Our inner child is a vital part of who we are and there’s a big difference between a wounded, suffering inner child and a healthy, well-adjusted one. As a society, we all need to develop a healthy, well-adjusted frame of mind and quit reacting with negative programmed emotions that have done little to change our world. If we want our world to change, we, society as a whole, has to change.

By paying attention to the thoughts we send out, we start to recognize why we have the experiences we do. For example, if we live our lives in victim mode, we will continually feel like a victim. If we see chaos in everything around us, we invite more chaos. If we continually pass judgment on others, eventually we find ourselves in a situation where we are being judged. We receive what we send out and it’s important that we live our lives according to what we truly want and that we treat others the way we truly want to be treated. By living positively in every moment, we project the energy necessary to move us toward a positive outcome.

We need to remember we’re all a part of the same puzzle. Each piece fits perfectly with the piece next to it. When the pieces are properly placed, the big picture starts to emerge. Each individual piece makes up the landscape of that particular section and without all the individual sections of the puzzle, the big picture is not properly viewed. It’s important to find our place in the puzzle. Just because your piece doesn’t fit next to the piece of another individual doesn’t make their piece any less important. The big picture won’t be complete without them all. We need to view human relations in this way. Figuring out what our piece looks like and what area of the puzzle we fit into. We need to find our place and lock in so others can do the same. When we don’t properly fit our own piece of the puzzle into place, others can’t find the place they belong.

Visualize how a puzzle fits together. Without properly placing all the pieces, the landscape of the puzzle remains a mystery. This can also be viewed as a "like attracts like" issue. The theory behind "like attracts like" is that individuals come together with a common cause. They share a similar vision, their energies are a close match, and they form groups and comfort zones. Think of each individual landscape of the puzzle as a "like attracts like" picture. Each one coming together to create a part of the picture necessary for the big picture to be born. Our place in the puzzle may be in the upper right hand corner, but that doesn’t mean the lower left hand corner is any less important. The lower left hand corner of the landscape has be locked in place before that part of the picture can be viewed. Human relations has to evolve to this point before society will live in peace with each other.

Religious beliefs that suppress and project fear and judgment only add to the issues of segregation in our world. Spirituality should be viewed as a puzzle. A puzzle whose pieces are made up of every individual, regardless of color, size, belief system or status. When we allow judgments to alienate individuals, we accept and allow the process to continue.

As long as humans have been inhabiting the earth, we’ve experienced judgment and segregation. A power play for who’s in control; who gets to make the decisions. The alpha-male is still alive and well in our society. Having a strong leader, who has the masses best interests at heart, is vital to human relations. But again, how long will it take our society to be on the same page when it comes to our leaders? The process is based on majority rules, but there are a lot of individuals who are never happy with the outcome. If majority rules our reality, we have to start coming together and working for the common good. Choosing leaders that will bring about the reality we all desire. Remember, majority rules our reality, so find your place in the puzzle and lock in. Allow your section of the big picture to be viewed in its entirety.

Some will argue that sections of the puzzle are negative in nature and should be removed completely. This is an argument that’s difficult to disagree with. We all want to see the negative removed from our world. The weeds and dead grass in the big picture are no longer appealing. So how do we change that? As with any picture, it is simply a snap-shot in time. Who says we can’t create a new big picture? If we work together for the common good, the weeds and dead grass can be replaced with a beautiful landscape we all agree on and enjoy. Weeds can be pulled. Grass can be watered. So instead of complaining about the unattractive parts of the big picture, do something to help change them. We are living in a time where lies and deceit are being exposed at an alarming rate. The energies of our current time simply won’t allow the negativity of our world to occur much longer. Hang in there! Stick together and relate in a positive way. Together we can change the landscape and weed out what no longer works for the common good. Now is the time for us to decide where we fit. Decisions have to be made on individual levels as to where you want to be placed in the puzzle.

All belief systems are a part of the whole. A piece of the puzzle necessary for the big picture to be brought to life and they all lead to the same place. God doesn’t segregate, humanity does. Once we realize our ego/shadow self keeps humanity segregated, a whole new truth opens up to us and we’re able to see the big picture. We no longer fear what’s next door because we realize their piece of the puzzle is necessary for ours to become complete. We don’t have to follow their path, just simply acknowledge they have a part in the plan for humanity as well. They are a piece of the puzzle.

Positive human relations will eventually bring about peace. Judgment and segregation no longer work and need to be removed. As we work together to make this happen, that specific landscape of the puzzle will slowly be transformed. Groups that endorse judgment and segregation are being weeded out and exposed. Take a look at what’s happening around our world. What no longer works is being exposed and removed. It’s not going to happen overnight, but the energy has been set in motion. We have to decide if we want to be a part of the problem or the solution. Again, what part of the puzzle do you want to be a part of? Majority rules reality.

The illusionary walls that keep us safe and protected are the very walls that breed judgment and fear. Knocking down these walls takes an act of courage and acceptance. For once the walls come down, we are left standing naked before each other. Imperfections are shown. Fears are out in the open and anxiety levels are high. It is at this point, we need to recognize the soul, the divine God-Spark, that lies within us all, instead of relying on the physical, 3-dimensional illusions we see standing before us. To recognize the God-Spark within another individual requires compassion and acceptance. Not just of the physical person we see standing before us, but the soul of the individual that resides inside the physical shell. It takes personal self confidence to see the true person in the individuals we encounter. When we are comfortable with our own self-worth, it’s easier to bring out the best in others. But the question of, "What if the person refuses to acknowledge their own shadow?" looms. How do we handle individuals who refuse to accept they are less than perfect?

First, it’s not our responsibility to determine what is perfect for them and their individual soul growth. At some point, we have the right to with drawl and leave them to their lessons. The key is to walk away with compassion, not anger. Understanding, not judgment, and love, not fear. We have a tendency to become wrapped up in their emotional drama and define our role and the character we want to play based on the circumstances we find ourselves in. We have to understand we will not be able to control another individual or the decisions they make. Our point of power lies in our emotional responses. We need to reprogram ourselves to detach and observe, not remain in the middle, controlling the outcome based on what we think is best. Releasing control and allowing another to grow on their own level shows maturity and personal growth. It’s letting go of ego based issues that define the walls of segregation.

The majority is made up of individuals, therefore, learning individual lessons, applying that to our lives, and leading by example will uplift humanity. Before we can lead by setting a positive example, we must first battle our own shadows. In order to heal ourselves, we must look deep within our own hearts and confront the shadows that lie there. What are we so afraid of?

Somewhere on our journey, we will have to face a shadow part of ourselves. Many individuals avoid these dark areas of personality, leaving them locked away in the closet of their mind. Afraid if they are released, they will be viewed as negative or not worthy of love and acceptance.

When we are judged by another individual, they are simply viewing a shadow part of themselves that has not been dealt with. This takes the responsibility off them and puts the judgment on you. Simply put, it makes them feel better about themselves. It’s an attempt to take away our energy and power, giving them the ability to justify their actions. Remember, our point of power lies in controlling our emotional responses.

When we spend precious time judging and blaming others, we don’t realize we’re actually taking time away from our own soul’s evolution. We need to use that time to look in the mirror and see our own shadows lurking. When we accept and recognize our own insecurities, it’s easier to have compassion when these same qualities are seen in others. When we are forced to view ourselves as dishonest, unreliable, selfish, and judgmental, we tend to take a step back and say, "What? Not me!" Instead, if we were to accept that these same personality traits are inside us as well, it makes us view the situation in a different light and we are less likely to point fingers. There’s a saying that goes, "When you point a finger at someone else, you have three others pointing back at yourself." We need to accept the fact that we may share the same shadow qualities of those we strongly disapprove of. If we continue to only see the shadows of others, ours will remain locked inside and present themselves at a time least appropriate. Our shadow closet can only hold so much before the hinges give way and the door comes crashing down, leaving us naked and exposed.

Our inner wounds are simply another label for our inner shadows. They are an aspect of ourselves that need attention and healing. When we avoid our inner wounds, they grow and fester until we simply can’t ignore them any longer. When we encounter a shadow area that continues to manifest, it’s trying to tell us, "Let me out! You need to deal with me now!" We can wrestle with this shadow and continue to hide it or we can take responsibility for it, nurture it, and accept it as part of ourselves. Once we do this, it will lose control and give us emotional stability regarding that particular issue. In most cases, we won’t have to deal with that aspect again because its learned to live in harmony out in the open. It’s no longer stuck in the closet with the rest of your shadow no-no’s.
We can’t heal what we don’t acknowledge. Once we recognize what needs to be healed, we will know where to focus our healing energies and this awareness is very powerful. It brings the ability to change programming at very deep levels. The type of programming we received as a child plays a large role in the type of adult we’ve become. Most of the time, we’re not aware of the behavior we project onto others. It isn’t until we take the time to acknowledge our shadows that we realize that programming has come along for the ride.

Our emotional state usually dictates how we live our lives. It plays into our thought process and those thoughts manifest in some way. If we could get a handle on our emotions and reaction methods, life would become less stressful...but how do we learn to survive our own emotions?

One way is to recognize them for what they are...emotions. Emotions=feelings. Why do we "feel" a certain way? What makes us react to specific stimuli the way we do? It's all based on our personal programming.

The first trick in defining who we are and overcoming programming is becoming aware of our emotional responses. It's our emotions that cause us to react the way we do, so it's important to determine what our emotional triggers are. Most of these stem from programmed responses due to unresolved past issues. When we are unable to release past hurts, angers and resentments, we carry them with us and when a similar situation occurs in the future, we will automatically pull that file and react in a way that is self-protecting. By becoming aware of these emotional reactions, we take a step closer to defining who we are and why we act the way we do.

The time to break old habits is now. Humanity is the author of Earth’s story, so we are responsible for what occurs in our world. It’s time to wake up and cast out the shadows that hold the world captive. It’s time to find our balance. However, in order for positive change to occur in our world, we need to allow certain dramas to unfold. Our power lies in releasing the drama that is not part of our plan. We must allow the soul’s that have come here to learn from certain experiences, the opportunity to grow and extend themselves in a positive way.

The first part of changing our programming has already been accomplished by facing our shadows, but if we still carry denial that some of our shadows or ego aspects continue to exist, we’re left in denial of who we are. When this happens, our next step is to move past that denial and accept there may be some ego/shadow aspects still in hiding. We can’t simply deny a part of ourselves. When we attempt this, a hole is left in our energy and we feel incomplete, sometimes without knowing why. When we accept ourselves as whole, there are no gaps in our energy. While we may not enjoy dealing with certain aspects of our personality, coming to terms with it moves us out of denial and into a level of acceptance and unconditional love, not only for ourselves, but humanity as a whole.
Defining who we are is a very personal journey. It requires deep, serious soul searching that takes us on an emotional roller coaster ride. It requires living in front of a mirror 24/7, with an image that constantly reminds us where we’ve been and what we’ve done. Every issue, insecurity, fear, and anxiety we’ve had gets brought painfully to the surface to relive and review. The difficult part is accepting and realizing it’s for our own good.

Who are we....really? We are the past, the present, the future, and the programming of generations. We are the blood, sweat, and tears of our own creation. We are the origins of old and the seeds for the new. But to create the new, requires action in the present and the actions must be carefully considered, for one day, they, too, will be a thing of the past; weaving its way into the future of coming generations.

Awakening can be a painful process. We’re comfortable in our warm bed, snuggled by security blankets that keep us safe and protected. So what happens when those blankets are ripped from our body? For many, the first reaction is shock and disbelief.

At first, awakening creates confusion. We wander around, still half asleep, bumping into things. We’re grumpy and simply want to go back to bed. The trick is not falling back to sleep. Maintaining the new balance and establishing different routines that uphold a new level of vibration is the key to staying awake. When we feel ourselves spinning out of control, we need to extend out and push forward. Awakening from our coma doesn’t have to be difficult. We’re always in control.

We have to begin thinking on a global level. Where do we want to be five years from now? How can we make changes in our programmed responses to take us there? Imagine what it will be like and live it as though it's happening right now. This is how we will change the programming. Start acting now. We need to pretend if we have to. It’s like we're playing a role in a movie and we have to ACT like the character that is exactly what we're working toward. How does this character act? What do they do to make the part realistic? How do they react to things? By pretending, we're actually moving toward the person we want to be because our minds don’t know we’re acting. The human mind responds to what we feed it emotionally. It doesn't know how to do anything else. So as a human society, what do we want to become? What kind of emotional projection will it take to get ourselves there? Our shadow's a good actor, so bring it along. Just make sure it isn't dictating all the lines.

We need to identify ways we can prepare ourselves for the changes we want to make. How can we bring our inner shadow-self forward and give it voice? If we’re willing to give it a voice, are we willing to listen to what it has to say? That's the important part. Our shadows are trying to speak to us everyday, we just aren't listening. If we were, the changes we need would be taking place at a faster rate. We need to allow our shadows to speak and heal. This is a part of us. So think of it as giving ourselves a voice. If we look around, society is proving how our shadow aspects are being thrust out. We’re trying to heal, we simply have to battle these shadows before peace will come. We have to allow them to be heard and through being heard, the shadow aspects will heal.

As a society, we’re taking a zero tolerance stance. What no longer works is being tossed aside or at least fought with a fevered vengeance. We need to be a part of the solution and use this zero tolerance energy wisely. How are the changes helping us individually and as society as a whole? What are we willing to stand for? We can’t be afraid to let our voice be heard, but we have to be aware that we eventually become what we speak, so we need to make decisions that are in the best interest of all involved. Selfish motives no longer work and will be uncovered quickly.

Keep in mind there are times when it's alright to remain quietly aware. When a solution comes, we will know what role we're intended to play. Sometimes, the answer is in the silence, we just don't quiet our minds long enough to hear it.

For many individuals, the illusion of reality is being shattered. So many issues are being brought to the surface for resolution and healing and that’s placing society as a whole outside the comfort zone of everyday living. We have to realize that the changes are truly of our choosing. We want the change that’s taking place, however, we’re uncomfortable with the process of change. In order for things to change on a human relations level, we have to have a change in policy. We can’t continue to remain in the status quo and we have to allow the changes in our reality, which is an illusion of our own making.

We have to ask ourselves, if life is really an illusion, why does it "feel" so real? Why do we take our experiences so personally? We learn from these lessons and experiences and I believe that many are starting to make that connection, but it’s still a difficult process emotionally. Many are still wrapped up in the mundane, everyday world and experiences. We tend to get all wrapped up in the soap opera of the situation, obsessing over it, and taking it all very personally. But if we truly look at it, it’s the personal emotion we’re dealing with, not the situation itself. The situation, individually and globally, is merely the opportunity to learn the lesson. We have to experience life. Those painful lessons are how we grow, learn, and evolve. It’s a very important part of the process and one that is vital to our spiritual evolution, as individuals and humanity as a whole.

The way we currently see things is how we define our world. It becomes our truth, our knowing, and our security. To see means to grow. To grow, we have to explore. To explore, we risk our own personal truth being exposed. In turn, we may learn a new truth that is uncomfortable, but in the long run necessary. Because of the risk involved with this, many choose to remain blind. To change our inner light, changes our consciousness and again, this creates comfort zone issues.

Our own personal actions will eventually manifest in our world as light or dark, good or bad, positive or negative (however we choose to label it). These perceptions will depend on our programming, for what is on the inside will become apparent in our outer world.

Albert Einstein had the theory that "pure thought can grasp reality." This can be interpreted as our thoughts create our world. What we think...every thought, every fear, hope, and accomplishment can change our inner programming. This in turn changes our perception and this in turn changes our world. We are always in control. Changing our thoughts will change our actions. Changing our actions, will change our world, and this will effect how we live on a global level. Our relationships as humans must change. The segregation in our species has to stop. We all share the same planet.

Keep in mind, our path is not always seen with our physical eyes. Sometimes, our path is felt with our heart or seen through our inner eye (or vision…our inner light). Hold on to this vision, for our path lies within it. Imagine a world where everyone’s inner light contributed to the positive forward movement of humanity. But to do this, we need to remove our blinders.

Think for a moment, what it would be like to go through life like a horse with blinders on. Only seeing what is directly in front of us and only going in the direction the person holding the reigns allowed us to go. Unfortunately, this is how many of us live our lives. We despise the blinders we are wearing, but removing them would require new sight to come into being. We would be able to see all around us and would no longer be limited to the sight that lied directly in front of us.

Visualize it in this way. With the blinders on, we see directly in front of us, allowing someone else to control our direction of sight. Once the blinders are removed, we can see to each side easily. Imagine seeing this new world all at once. Witnessing all sides and views. Learning and growing from different standpoints.

Society forces these blinders on horses so they do not become "spooked" by that they see. But do we want to live our lives this way? Or do we prefer freedom of sight? Freedom of expression? The freedom of going in our own direction, not the direction dictated by another and certainly not one limited to the selected direction of sight by someone else controlling our reigns. We are the ones who can remove our blinders. We can’t allow fear to be the deciding factor that keeps us from our full range of sight. We need to let our inner light shine in ALL directions and allow others to do the same. Once we have allowed ourselves this freedom of expression, we will most likely experience an awakening; a spiritual rebirth that will move us forward as a species. We need to welcome this rebirth of our souls and allow new definitions to enter our vocabulary. Widen our vision to include all beliefs, not just our own, and understand that within these different levels of spirituality, a basic core truth is carried within.

Our personal path is not always the path another chooses to follow and this needs to be respected. There is no one way that is perfect or has all the answers. They are all a piece of the puzzle. If we spend our time focusing on defining ourselves and working on our own lives, we wouldn’t have time to concern ourselves with what others are doing. Please don’t misunderstand this statement. I’m not implying we should alienate ourselves from humanity, but we need to worry less about the validity of another’s path and focus more on ourselves. By doing this, we become an example of the path we follow. How we represent our path, gives other individuals a view of the path itself. So it’s important to set a good example. Nothing says you have to convert to another’s way of thinking, but compassion for all paths is necessary. Everyone is exactly where they should be. Accept your path, live it fully, and allow others to do the same.

Much of the war and fighting within our society is over who is right and which path is correct. We still feel we have to convert others to our way of thinking. Again, don’t misunderstand, I’m not stating that an individual who purposely harms another individual should be allowed to continue. We have laws to protect people for a reason. I’m speaking of individual paths that bring no harm to others. As long as we’re not hurting others, we should be allowed to walk our own individual path without fear of segregation and alienation. Once this occurs, human relations will take a huge leap in soul and spiritual evolution.

"Live and let live" is not always an easy statement to define, but at some point, the process will define itself through individual examples. It all begins with the self and one day, individual by individual, we will truly be able to say, "live and let live," and our society will know peace.

The human mind is easily programmed and it repeats what it already knows, thinking this is the only way to handle situations. To change this takes conscious effort. Remaining in the present and dealing with each thought individually, gives us the opportunity to change the thought patterns and programming that no longer move us forward. It’s easy for us to fall into the habit of the way things were, but this will lead us down the road of living in the past. We can’t change what happened yesterday. We can only learn from it and apply it to the events of today. So if it didn’t work yesterday, chances are it won’t work today. This tells us it’s time for a change.

The one thing we have control over is ourselves. Our emotions and the way we react to those emotions is entirely in our hands. Our lives will unfold according to our reaction to it. So it’s vital that we remain in the present. Remain focused on the emotions of right now. What are they telling us? Why are they present? What happened in the past that makes our programmed mind react the way it does? Does it still serve us? Chances are, the answer is no. So we need to let it go! When we let go, fearful uncertainty has lost control. The heart of our attitude brings us everything or nothing. The choice is ours. A new emotional reaction today, means a new way of life for humanity tomorrow.

The changes taking place in our 3-dimensional world sometimes make it difficult to remain grounded. We live in a time of forced soul searching and shadow work and it’s our responsibility to co-create the future of our world. Knocking down the walls that keep humanity segregated is an important process. Accepting others on a soul level and allowing them to complete their lessons, will eventually bring all individuals together as a whole. Recognizing the soul within helps us maintain focus and reminds us of the individual mission of each soul. It keeps our connection to the spirit in healthy balance and our soul on it’s evolutionary path.

On a human level, we need to work out our relationships. What’s working for the good of all? What’s no longer working and needs to be healed and released? We need to come together so we’re all on the same page. We need compromise and better communication. We need to let go of the theory that we’re always right and the other guys is wrong. We need more love and understanding. We need compassion and growth. Peace and harmony.

Everyday, our world moves closer to the perfection we seek, but we must allow the process to complete itself. When we remain spiritually and emotionally balanced, we see the process for what it is. We recognize where changes need to take place and we make decisions that support that goal.

Humanity is awakening from it’s slumber and learning from the lessons of the past. We are beginning to see the connection between the conscious and subconscious mind and how they create our world. It begins with each soul and expands from there. Casting a light that will change our world…one individual at a time.

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