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Part 3: There's something seriously wrong
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09/04/09 02:15 AM
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Re: Part 3: There's something seriously wrong
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09/04/09 01:27 PM
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It is to my understanding from Paswell that the Wombaroo High Protein powder has the correct 2:1 calcium ratio "built in". It has been a few years since I inquired about this but I did ask if anything had changed in it back when the booster subject came up. I was assured that nothing had ever changed in the ingredients. They do not list the actual percentages on the boxes though but do on the large bags sent from Australia. However, everything ADDED to the powder will change the ratios. It depends on what veggies, fruits, yogurts, treats, etc., that is fed along with the " diet" mix.
Keeper of Handprints on my Heart, You left your Footprints on my soul. My precious loves that left to quickly, Peanut, Katie Isabella, Kiwi, Bonnie and Monroe.
Spread your wings and glide free of pain, Until the day I see you again.
God speed my precious angels. I love you. Mama.
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Re: Part 3: There's something seriously wrong
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09/04/09 01:53 PM
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Wombaroo powder has a 1.36:1 cal:phos ratio. Here's the nutritional analysis of Wombaroo Powder: http://www.perfectpet.net/wombaroo/highprotein.htm
~Nicole~ Proudly enslaved by lots of silly suggies, 3 crazy kitties, a huffy hedgie, and a pretty puppy!
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Re: Part 3: There's something seriously wrong
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09/04/09 08:17 PM
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I sent you a list of Leda's meds in the PM, remember? *Clavamox *Baytril *Itraconazole *Chloehexidine Sol. The meds that the first vet gave the gliders for the giardia was Panacur(which they were all treated with) because he thought they also had round worms(which was actually just the bee pollen). The when my vet got back from vacation she had me continue the Panacur to see it worked and she tested the other gliders for the giardia. The panacur worked, but not fully, they still had some giardia left, so she then put them on metranidizole(I have no clue how to spell it...I think it's the same stuff that everyone else calls Flagyl). Leda was originally on Clavamox for a possible UTI as well because there had been protein crystals in her urine, as well as some slight congestion in one of her lungs(which I suspect is because hubby forgot to warm up the syringe before giving her the first dose of sub-q fluids because she hadn't had congestion during the previous visit.). To answer your second question, yes, only 2 gliders had the shaking/foot-clenching. Ugh...time's been going so fast lately, but it seems like now it's dragging SOOOOOO slow! Why isn't it Tuesday already?!
~Nicole~ Proudly enslaved by lots of silly suggies, 3 crazy kitties, a huffy hedgie, and a pretty puppy!
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Re: Part 3: There's something seriously wrong
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09/04/09 11:50 PM
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I am going to share something that was shared with me today. ChrisR has been trying to help figure out different things that could be wrong with Nicoles gliders as well. This morning she called me and we discussed a possibility which actually made a LOT of sense. I have contacted Tristan and as soon as he is able he is going to respond to me and I will post that here as well. Chris made a post earlier and I have her permission to put it here as well since it pertains to this thread, and maybe it will get some more ideas going. We would like to know what everyone else thinks about this? (For those of you who dont know ChrisR, she works in the field of researching buggies!!) If you have read my posts about parasites...Giardia is one of my favorite buggies to "play" with....Seriously, I know Im a nut, but, giardia was and always has been difficult to not only diagnose accurately, but, also it's not something easy to treat...I've always found it challenging and I do so love a challenge that makes me think! I think it was hmmmm 1989 or 1990?? (long before we had SNAP testing) when there was such a huge outbreak of giardia in the colorado river basin....During the study of the outbreak is when I "fell" for it....believe me when I say I know not only how to diagnose it better than some of the best state labs (when your looking at 100-200 samples a day under a microscope for months specifically for giardia, you become sorta an expert on the subject) but I know what is effective to treat the host....Panacur is not effective for treating giardia plain and simple!!!!!! BUT (here is the kicker) treating with panacur and then SNAP testing within 3 weeks of the final treatment can possibly result in low enough "load" numbers to get false negatives (kinda like smoking a single joint and then passing the drug test, the numbers arent high enough to give a positive test)....heck when your treating it properly with Metronidizole you dont test for 3-4 weeks AFTER the very last dose...Then if that one is clean, you retest a month after that...only until there are 2 "all clears" is the host animal considered giardia free... Here is a copy on the warning for fenbendazole/panacur If your pet experiences an allergic reaction to the medication or has a reaction to the dying parasites, signs may include facial swelling, hives, scratching, sudden onset of diarrhea, vomiting, shock, seizures, pale gums, cold limbs, or coma. If you observe any of these signs, contact your veterinarian immediately. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Giardia is nasty, not easily treated AND will absolutely cause all of the "secondary" problems you are experiencing....Its a parasite, so basically it is living off essiential nutriants that your gliders need to keep a balanced system, which sets them up for UTI's, yeast infections, low calcium levels etc etc etc
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Re: Part 3: There's something seriously wrong
[Re: Srlb]
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09/05/09 01:30 AM
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Wow, that's a lot to take in...
Megan & LaVaughn Sugar Exotics Kira Sadie - Neal Pip - Violet Logan - Charli - Tyler - Seamus Chloe - Cas Boone RIP David Your life was short lived, but your memory will last forever.
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Re: Part 3: There's something seriously wrong
[Re: Srlb]
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09/05/09 02:02 AM
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The two gliders with the shaking foot/clenching...this happened after they were being treated for giardia correct? (not sure that is why I am asking) With Arby, no, but with Rosa, yes. The reason why I took Arby to the vet in the first place was because of the shaking/foot-clenching and because I noticed he had diarrhea that wasn't going away. That's when I found out that he and his brother had giardia. That was interesting reading Peggy! However...although it might make sense for Rosa, since she showed the signs AFTER being treated, Arby showed the symptoms BEFORE being treated. Since they both have the same exact symptoms, then I don't think that the panacur would be the cause. :\
~Nicole~ Proudly enslaved by lots of silly suggies, 3 crazy kitties, a huffy hedgie, and a pretty puppy!
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Re: Part 3: There's something seriously wrong
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09/05/09 09:25 AM
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Nicole.....I believe the 2 are incidents are "unrelated" although both go back directly to the Giardia..... Let me explain Arby was a small joey when he displayed the "seizure" symptoms correct?? Per you he had diahrrea. Joeys are unable to tolerate diahrrea and dehydrate/inbalance very very rapidly. One of the signs of dehydration or an inbalance in young are seizure like symptoms. Basically with him it was a "double whopper"...The diahrrea causing dehydration and the Giardia eating up essential nutriants he needed to maintain a proper balance. Ever seen a diabetic sugar levels drop suddenly? They shake, are inccordinated, clinch fists and basically have seizure like symptoms...This is what I believe happened with Arby...He "sugared out" due to the giardia & diahrrea..... Rosa I believe had an allergic reaction to the Panacur...Which should not have been prescribed to treat the Giardia in the first place...Esp in the strength that you posted on another site looking for dosages to treat your gliders...Panacur comes "already bottled" in several different "strengths"...The strength you were "prescribed" to treat your gliders was for a much larger animal and I dont completely understand why the vet would not have prescribed a smaller strength and/or sent you home with how to dose it?????
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Re: Part 3: There's something seriously wrong
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09/05/09 11:13 AM
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Chris thank you so much for trying to help Nicole and her babies!! Your explanation is so fitting to her issues, and could really explain it all!
Thank you also for coming over and reading!
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Re: Part 3: There's something seriously wrong
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09/05/09 01:40 PM
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Arby was a small joey when he displayed the "seizure" symptoms correct?? I dont completely understand why the vet would not have prescribed a smaller strength and/or sent you home with how to dose it????? He was about 3 months old, but he was really small(only 40g), which, I assume, may have been because of the giardia. As for the vet giving the wrong dose...that would be because the vet was an idiot! My vet was out of town, so I had to go to 2 different vets. The first obviously had no clue what they were doing and didn't even do anything but hold Arby and Chief for all of 5 seconds before putting them back in the pouch(didn't even check their vitals!) and then said it was hopeless because they were too small for x-rays or to have blood drawn. The second vet couldn't see the joeys, so I could only drop off a fecal sample. He saw giardia and what he thought was roundworm eggs(just bee pollen), so they gave me a big bottle of panacur that wasn't even broken down into correct dosages(it was broken into dosages for 1,000g!) and sent me on my way. I called me vet as soon as she was back and she said that SOMETIMES Panacur works, but usually does or has to be used in combination with something else. So, she told me to continue the rest of the treatment and then bring the boys back in for a re-check. I did(and also brought in samples from all the other gliders) and when they still had the giardia she added Metranidizole(sp?) to the treatment. If I am able to speak with my vet on Tuesday(I'm just dropping off the gliders) then I'll ask her if the Panacur could have been the problem.
~Nicole~ Proudly enslaved by lots of silly suggies, 3 crazy kitties, a huffy hedgie, and a pretty puppy!
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Re: Part 3: There's something seriously wrong
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09/05/09 08:04 PM
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Giardia is nasty, not easily treated AND will absolutely cause all of the "secondary" problems you are experiencing....Its a parasite, so basically it is living off essiential nutriants that your gliders need to keep a balanced system, which sets them up for UTI's, yeast infections, low calcium levels etc etc etc
I have tried to explain this to Nicole because of her concern that her gliders are not getting enough Calcium. I think it might be a good idea to take one of your healthy gliders and test for calcium Nicole for you to get a more accurate test. One good thing about the Metronidazole is that it not only kills the bacteria or parasite, but it also has healing properties to repair the intestine walls.
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Re: Part 3: There's something seriously wrong
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09/05/09 08:39 PM
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I think it might be a good idea to take one of your healthy gliders and test for calcium Nicole for you to get a more accurate test.
That's exactly what I'm doing.
~Nicole~ Proudly enslaved by lots of silly suggies, 3 crazy kitties, a huffy hedgie, and a pretty puppy!
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Re: Part 3: There's something seriously wrong
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09/05/09 09:59 PM
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My concern with taking one of the "healthy" gliders is....With giardia being seen in at least the joeys (Im not up on all who had it etc) until Nicole has had the 2 "all clears" on her gliders...There is no way to be certain that a healthy glider is actually being tested... Giardia is very hardy in cyst (egg) form and can live in the environment for months and even longer in a wet environment. It takes almost autoclave temperatures to kill the cyst, bleach will not penetrate it, a simple washing of pouches will just distribute any of the casts along the rest of what is being washed... My point being....ALL of the gliders have been exposed and until that issue has been taken care of, its kinda moot to test calcium levels to answer the calcium concerns you are having
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Re: Part 3: There's something seriously wrong
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09/06/09 12:14 AM
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bleach will not penetrate it, a simple washing of pouches will just distribute any of the casts along the rest of what is being washed... My vet told me that bleach is the ONLY thing that will get rid of giardia and everyone else on GC that I've spoken to that has dealt with Giardia has said the same thing. If what you're saying is true then I can't imagine how anyone here who's dealt with giardia has ever managed to get rid of it... Also, I wash all my gliders' bedding separately, so, no, they haven't all been exposed. I washed their bedding in hot water with bleach added. As well, the gliders haven't had bedding(aside from their single pouches) since I found out that Arby and Chief had giardia because I was told it would harbor the giardia. So, that's a moot point anyways... I've already tested ALL the gliders for giardia and only 3 tested positive(the 2 joeys and a rescue). One of the cats also tested positive, which is whom we think started the whole thing. Some of the gliders have already been retested again and I plan on retesting everyone again once the 3 with giardia have the all-clear.
~Nicole~ Proudly enslaved by lots of silly suggies, 3 crazy kitties, a huffy hedgie, and a pretty puppy!
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Re: Part 3: There's something seriously wrong
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09/06/09 04:29 AM
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You are right, I misspoke...I meant to say chlorine wont kill it...It survives water sewage treatment Im not the greatest sometimes at getting my meaning through in type but.......I AM however trying to help Were these joeys that tested positive born to you? Were the other gliders SNAP tested? And if so, was it within 3 weeks of you doing the Panacur treatment on all? I realise SNAP testing is expensive with vets charging between $20-25 for each test but it doesnt require the giardia to be in a shedding phase as it tests for the proteins produced by the giardia.... ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ My response above to Sheila..I was basically trying to say...Deal with the problem that you know you have NOW, the rest can come later as Giardia absolutely will effect the absorbtion of calcium and other vital vitamins, minerals and proteins..
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Re: Part 3: There's something seriously wrong
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09/06/09 05:51 AM
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Lol. No problem. You had me pretty worried there for a sec! Yes, the joeys were born here. I've tested their parents multiple times(regular fecal floats/smears AND snap tests) and they've all come back negative, but it seems a bit too crazy to think that their joeys had it, but not them, so I'm going to continue to test them for the next couple months, just to make sure. No, not all the gliders were snap tested. They had normal fecal checks done. I'm waiting for the giardia-infected gliders to test negative and then I'll be re-checking everyone with normal fecals and will then do the snap tests one cage at a time and each cage that tests negative will get their toys and bedding back. I'll continue with routine fecals after that every month or so though, even if they test negative, just to make sure it's really gone. The gliders were tested BEFORE doing the Panacur treatment. Rosa's snap test was done afterwards(obviously), but I think it was more then 3 weeks after I stopped the Panacur. Honestly, time hasn't been something I've been able to keep track of well lately, so I wouldn't be able to give you an exact date. I'd have to look at all my vet records to give you more precise numbers, but I'm pretty sure the Panacur treatments were done. BTW, the snap tests cost $40 each at my vet(and I though MY vet was cheap!...I should be overnighting poo to YOUR vet! )
~Nicole~ Proudly enslaved by lots of silly suggies, 3 crazy kitties, a huffy hedgie, and a pretty puppy!
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Re: Part 3: There's something seriously wrong
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I seriously doubt if my vet would even charge me LOL..Well, he might for cost, hasnt yet, but, then again I havent SNAP tested....Which by the way, cost to the vet is about $12.50 each SNAP test. Maybe you should shop around SNAP testing?..It certainly doesnt take an exotic vet to run a routine SNAP test..I actually take my fecals over there and he lets me use his equiptment to do them...He makes me pay by putting me to work doing something for him..Last time it was a couple of endotropin eye surgies he had scheduled, anestestized and then had a HBC dog come in he was busy dealing with, when I happened to show up with my coonie poop LOL You think Giardia is nasty to deal with???...try Baylisascaris...Now that one, bleach will not kill AND if it gets into another host (its zoonotic) it gets confused/lost and likes to end up in either the brain (thus killing the host) or in the eye (blinding them)..... Nicole, honestly I think all your current glider health problems will disappear once your gliders are all clear of the Giardia
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Re: Part 3: There's something seriously wrong
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09/06/09 10:37 AM
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Nicole and Chris would sending the fecals out to the lab be more beneficial and maybe even cost less. Since your vet is charging you so much. Plus it would also show if there any other parasites? I know my vet sends out all the fecals now as the labs is more advanced and can detect a lot more parasites then an in house or snap test can plus it costs less then doing both in house.
Have a Good Day Brenda & Mr. Magoo
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Re: Part 3: There's something seriously wrong
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That's a good idea to check with other vets for the snap test! Thanks! It's kinda like a pregnancy test, right? So it's hard to mess up, lol. I'll have to call some local vets(save on gas money too! Woot!) and see what they charge. My vet has REALLY good prices on everything and usually gives me a "frequent flyer" discount, lol, but $40 is pretty darn tootin expensive. Especially when I've got so many gliders to test. :\
~Nicole~ Proudly enslaved by lots of silly suggies, 3 crazy kitties, a huffy hedgie, and a pretty puppy!
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Re: Part 3: There's something seriously wrong
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kind of off topic, but has anyone tried Madacide with a super rinse for the cleaning during treatment, and just throwing the pouches away during each clean? (fleece is what,... 8 bucks a yard? that can make almost 10 pouches! Granted... not NICE ones, but wouldn't it help with keeping the Giardia from spreading?) I haven't had a problem with Giardia yet *knocks on wood* But I know that Madacide kills drug resistant TB (Tuberculosis) in less than a minute... any thoughts?
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Re: Part 3: There's something seriously wrong
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That's a good idea to check with other vets for the snap test! Thanks! It's kinda like a pregnancy test, right? So it's hard to mess up, lol. I'll have to call some local vets(save on gas money too! Woot!) and see what they charge. My vet has REALLY good prices on everything and usually gives me a "frequent flyer" discount, lol, but $40 is pretty darn tootin expensive. Especially when I've got so many gliders to test. :\ Definitely call around Nicole, $40 is pretty expensive!! My vet charges $14 for SNAP tests!
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Re: Part 3: There's something seriously wrong
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Tammy.....your vet is definately charging you a "group rate"...14 bucks covers the cost of the test a maybe the 5 minutes time it takes for the tech to throw it in the snap LOL...
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Re: Part 3: There's something seriously wrong
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Tammy.....your vet is definately charging you a "group rate"...14 bucks covers the cost of the test a maybe the 5 minutes time it takes for the tech to throw it in the snap LOL... Ssshhh! Sometimes they don't even charge me!
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Re: Part 3: There's something seriously wrong
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kind of off topic, but has anyone tried Madacide with a super rinse for the cleaning during treatment, and just throwing the pouches away during each clean? (fleece is what,... 8 bucks a yard? that can make almost 10 pouches! Granted... not NICE ones, but wouldn't it help with keeping the Giardia from spreading?) I haven't had a problem with Giardia yet *knocks on wood* But I know that Madacide kills drug resistant TB (Tuberculosis) in less than a minute... any thoughts? My thoughts are......Expense wise, Madacide/Medacide/Parvasol etc are pretty expensive compared to a bottle of bleach....bleach will kill just about anything (other than Baylisascaris that is LOL) ESP put on full strength and left to sit for a few minutes
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Re: Part 3: There's something seriously wrong
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So other than cost wise, is it a BAD idea? (I have lots of it here at my house. LOL.)
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kind of off topic, but has anyone tried Madacide with a super rinse for the cleaning during treatment, and just throwing the pouches away during each clean? (fleece is what,... 8 bucks a yard? that can make almost 10 pouches! Granted... not NICE ones, but wouldn't it help with keeping the Giardia from spreading?) I haven't had a problem with Giardia yet *knocks on wood* But I know that Madacide kills drug resistant TB (Tuberculosis) in less than a minute... any thoughts? Of course LOL if we ever get Giardia... I'll try this and let you all know. Any news, Nicole?
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