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Evaluation Of The Success Of Biological Control Approach For The Control Of Aspidiotus Rigidus Reyne, Invasive Pest Of Coconut, Through The Development Of An Innovative Automated Pest Infestation And Parasitism Level Estimator (Autopplex) In Smart Farming Applications, Joshua Brian A. Batac, Diane Ruth M. De Los Reyes, Marco Eraño A. Dumale, Estelle Dorothy F. Rousseau May 2022

Evaluation Of The Success Of Biological Control Approach For The Control Of Aspidiotus Rigidus Reyne, Invasive Pest Of Coconut, Through The Development Of An Innovative Automated Pest Infestation And Parasitism Level Estimator (Autopplex) In Smart Farming Applications, Joshua Brian A. Batac, Diane Ruth M. De Los Reyes, Marco Eraño A. Dumale, Estelle Dorothy F. Rousseau

DLSU Senior High School Research Congress

The Philippines, as an agricultural country in the age of modernization, is constantly striving for technological integrations that can enhance the agricultural sector in areas like production security and sustainability. The overarching goal of this study is to hasten the transition from traditional to smart farming by aiding in the development of agricultural tools that accurately describe pest infestation level and presence of biological control agents essential in increasing crop productivity and sustainability. This study contributed to the development of the Agricultural Database for the Automated Pest Infestation and Parasitism Level Estimator (AutoPPLeX) through the expert annotation and interpretation of …

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Assessment Of Frequency Of Fast Food Consumption Of Dlsu-Lc Grade 12 Students Using Food Delivery Apps, Mari-Len C. Hermosa, Mari Ianne Denise P. Pangilinan, Aleiyah Aubree L. Sandro, Anna Joy A. Simon May 2022

Assessment Of Frequency Of Fast Food Consumption Of Dlsu-Lc Grade 12 Students Using Food Delivery Apps, Mari-Len C. Hermosa, Mari Ianne Denise P. Pangilinan, Aleiyah Aubree L. Sandro, Anna Joy A. Simon

DLSU Senior High School Research Congress

The lockdowns implemented to prevent the spread of COVID-19 has increased the utilization of third-party food delivery services (FDS) in order to purchase food. However, the food available in these services are mostly fast-food. Frequent consumption of fast food is often associated with negative health outcomes. This study identified the relationship between the BMI and the frequency of using fast food delivery services of the participants who are in grade 12 students of De La Salle University Laguna Campus. The research conducted has used a quantitative-correlational approach study that gathered primary data through the use of a survey questionnaire. For …

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Impacts Of The #Menaretrash Movement On Dlsu Grade 12 Students’ Perspective On Feminism, Alyssa Lorine P. David, Maureene Gem Q. Delos Reyes, Ken Rainier O. Kabashima, Caezer Kyle G. Pangilinan May 2022

Impacts Of The #Menaretrash Movement On Dlsu Grade 12 Students’ Perspective On Feminism, Alyssa Lorine P. David, Maureene Gem Q. Delos Reyes, Ken Rainier O. Kabashima, Caezer Kyle G. Pangilinan

DLSU Senior High School Research Congress

Protected attributes such as race, gender, and sexual orientation cause widespread controversy due to discrimination. As a result, people worldwide gather and form social movements to target inequalities that have caused the marginalized and vulnerable groups harm, as seen in the feminist movement. However, it has been observed that certain areas of the feminist movement are more radical than others, wherein their strategies mainly focus on more divisive feminist goals. This paper aims to tackle the radical movement of the #MenAreTrash, and whether Grade 12 students of De La Salle University from the Philippines are exposed to this phenomenon. Moreover, …

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Sleep Quality: A Study Concerning The Factors Surrounding It And Its Correlation To The Academic Performance Of Senior High School (Shs) Students Of De La Salle University - Integrated School (Dlsu - Is) Manila, Francis Adrian M. Bernas, Alfonso Martin T. Declaro, Yuna Rhonicka S. Prado, Bernadine P. Villanueva May 2022

Sleep Quality: A Study Concerning The Factors Surrounding It And Its Correlation To The Academic Performance Of Senior High School (Shs) Students Of De La Salle University - Integrated School (Dlsu - Is) Manila, Francis Adrian M. Bernas, Alfonso Martin T. Declaro, Yuna Rhonicka S. Prado, Bernadine P. Villanueva

DLSU Senior High School Research Congress

Sleep quality is an essential and critical process for improving one's quality of life and well-being that profoundly affects everyday activities. Academic performance also plays an essential role in students' lives. The aim of this study is to determine if there is a correlation between sleep quality and academic performance of Senior High School students (Grades 11 and 12) in De La Salle University - Integrated School Manila. This research also serves to identify which factors have a significant impact on the sleep quality of Senior High School students and if there are any significant differences between the subpopulations of …

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Pandemic Preparedness Of Engineers: Efficiency In Engineering And Facility Management, Kyle Angelique Y. Elix, Ma. Joy Cassandra T. Faustino, Joseph Benjamin A. Mijares May 2022

Pandemic Preparedness Of Engineers: Efficiency In Engineering And Facility Management, Kyle Angelique Y. Elix, Ma. Joy Cassandra T. Faustino, Joseph Benjamin A. Mijares

DLSU Senior High School Research Congress

Throughout the pandemic, facilities management has played a critical role in ensuring the health and safety, longevity, and productivity of enterprises and their employees during these unprecedented times. Management of building systems is crucial for minimizing the spread of the disease and ensuring a safe work environment, so it is more important than ever that the built environment remains working securely and efficiently, regardless of the number of people in a facility. Therefore, the researchers were prompted to quantitatively describe the Roles of Engineers in Pandemic Preparedness regarding the Efficiency Rate of Engineering and Facility Management; the procedure includes gathering …

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The Evaluation Of E-Waste Management During The Covid-19 Pandemic In The Philippines, Arnagreth A. Alabanza, Bea Angela N. Macalalag, Megan Rylene A. Sioco, Priyanka Aljorie L. Tan May 2022

The Evaluation Of E-Waste Management During The Covid-19 Pandemic In The Philippines, Arnagreth A. Alabanza, Bea Angela N. Macalalag, Megan Rylene A. Sioco, Priyanka Aljorie L. Tan

DLSU Senior High School Research Congress

E-waste management is an emerging challenge both globally and in the Philippines due to its hazardous impacts on human health and the environment. The COVID-19 pandemic and physical distancing protocols have further induced heavier reliance and increased usage of a range of electronic gadgets for home learning, work from home, and healthcare. Hence, this study seeks to explore how the pandemic has affected e-waste generation and management systems in the Philippines using online surveys and over-the-phone interviews involving various stakeholders such as Filipino electronics consumers, electronics manufacturers, junk shop owners, environmentalists, and policy makers. In line with studies reported from …

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A Report On The Prevalence Of Hookworm Infection Among Children In The Philippines, Cassaundra Gabrielle Reanna A. Borboran, Bianca Ysabelle C. Mercado, Julianne Cassandra C. Roales, Janelle Norjean B. Santos May 2022

A Report On The Prevalence Of Hookworm Infection Among Children In The Philippines, Cassaundra Gabrielle Reanna A. Borboran, Bianca Ysabelle C. Mercado, Julianne Cassandra C. Roales, Janelle Norjean B. Santos

DLSU Senior High School Research Congress

Hookworm is one of the soil-transmitted helminths (STH) that are commonly found in the intestines of their host and can be contracted through direct contact with contaminated soil. The infection is further classified through its species: Necator americanus and Ancylostoma duodenale. Children (3-14 years old) are highly vulnerable due to their behaviors such as being in open defecation, which further leads to direct contact. In 2020, reports showed that over 576 million are infected with hookworm. Herewith, the Department of Health has established programs such as the Integrated Helminth Control Program wherein Harmonized Schedule and Combined Mass Drug Administration, and …

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Live Demo #2: Dungeons, Dragons, And Legal Research Andragogy, Savanna Nolan May 2022

Live Demo #2: Dungeons, Dragons, And Legal Research Andragogy, Savanna Nolan

Teaching the Teachers Conference

In this 30-minute session, the speaker will give a brief explanation of the cognitive science and andragogy principles behind the “lecture, exercise, review as a group, repeat” model for classes. This will be followed by a demo of how to execute this model, focusing on how to use the role-playing game Dungeons and Dragons as a framework for the “review as a group” portion of the model, and how that framework can be used to successfully guide student interactions.

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Visual Expertise In An Anatomically-Inspired Model Of The Visual System, Garrison W. Cottrell, Martha Gahl, Shubham Kulkarni May 2022

Visual Expertise In An Anatomically-Inspired Model Of The Visual System, Garrison W. Cottrell, Martha Gahl, Shubham Kulkarni

MODVIS Workshop

We report on preliminary results of an anatomically-inspired deep learning model of the visual system and its role in explaining the face inversion effect. Contrary to the generally accepted wisdom, our hypothesis is that the face inversion effect can be accounted for by the representation in V1 combined with the reliance on the configuration of features due to face expertise. We take two features of the primate visual system into account: 1) The foveated retina; and 2) The log-polar mapping from retina to V1. We simulate acquisition of faces, etc., by gradually increasing the number of identities the network learns. …

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What They're Doing Now! May 2022

What They're Doing Now!

Bound Away: The Liberty Journal of History

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Reconstruction-As-Feedback Serves As An Effective Attention Mechanism For Object Recognition And Grouping, Seoyoung Ahn, Hossein Adeli, Gregory Zelinsky May 2022

Reconstruction-As-Feedback Serves As An Effective Attention Mechanism For Object Recognition And Grouping, Seoyoung Ahn, Hossein Adeli, Gregory Zelinsky

MODVIS Workshop

Our model uses these object reconstructions as a top-down attentional bias for efficiently routing relevant spatial and feature information of the object. This reconstruction-based attention operates on two levels. First, the model has a long-range projection that inhibits irrelevant spatial regions based on the mask generated from the most likely object reconstruction. Second, the model dynamically changes its feature routing weights through local recurrence, where part-whole connection is modulated based on the reconstruction error for each hypothesized object (represented as a slot). This formulation loosely implements biased-competition theory, where the reconstruction error biases a competition between object slots for the …

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My Time At Lu, Jennifer D. Bolan May 2022

My Time At Lu, Jennifer D. Bolan

Bound Away: The Liberty Journal of History

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The Making Of An Online Professor, Katie Stewart May 2022

The Making Of An Online Professor, Katie Stewart

Bound Away: The Liberty Journal of History

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Recollections For Bound Away, Michael Jack Megelsh May 2022

Recollections For Bound Away, Michael Jack Megelsh

Bound Away: The Liberty Journal of History

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Memories Of The Lu History Department, Jordan O. Alexander May 2022

Memories Of The Lu History Department, Jordan O. Alexander

Bound Away: The Liberty Journal of History

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Dr. Homer H. Blass: "Birthday Greetings To Mark" May 2022

Dr. Homer H. Blass: "Birthday Greetings To Mark"

Bound Away: The Liberty Journal of History

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My Calling, Mark Wayne Steinhoff May 2022

My Calling, Mark Wayne Steinhoff

Bound Away: The Liberty Journal of History

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Liberty University In Time And Memory, Boyd C. Rist May 2022

Liberty University In Time And Memory, Boyd C. Rist

Bound Away: The Liberty Journal of History

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Characterization Of Local And Global Statistics In Three Kinds Of Medical Images, And An Example Of Their Role In A Clinical Judgment, Jonathan Victor, Amanda Simon, Craig K. Abbey May 2022

Characterization Of Local And Global Statistics In Three Kinds Of Medical Images, And An Example Of Their Role In A Clinical Judgment, Jonathan Victor, Amanda Simon, Craig K. Abbey

MODVIS Workshop

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Using Feedforward And Peer Review To Teach, Taryn Marks May 2022

Using Feedforward And Peer Review To Teach, Taryn Marks

Teaching the Teachers Conference

In this session, attendees will explore the highly-effective teaching techniques of feedforward instruction and peer review. Using transactional law research examples, attendees will discuss the techniques’ strengths, weaknesses, pedagogical purposes, and best practices. Attendees will then be given instructions, resources, and time to adapt the techniques for their own purposes and classes.

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Relating The Cognitive Ability And Emotional Intelligence Of The De La Salle University Senior High School Students With Their Real And Fake Facebook News Post Validation Ability, Deo Raphael Miguel D. Llamas, Joaquin Antonio C. Marte, Vince Nathan H. Pua, Lenz Gio A. Rivera May 2022

Relating The Cognitive Ability And Emotional Intelligence Of The De La Salle University Senior High School Students With Their Real And Fake Facebook News Post Validation Ability, Deo Raphael Miguel D. Llamas, Joaquin Antonio C. Marte, Vince Nathan H. Pua, Lenz Gio A. Rivera

DLSU Senior High School Research Congress

As advancements in technology and social media platforms become more prominent, so do the number of fake news articles disseminated through them. One’s cognitive ability (CA) and emotional intelligence (EI) have individually been found to influence one’s news validation ability (NVA). However, the relationship between both CA and EI and NVA for real and fake Facebook news posts has not been well-studied, especially in the context of the Filipino youth. To address these gaps, the NVAs of several DLSU Senior High School students for real and fake news posts were modelled from their CAs and EIs using fixed-effect linear and …

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Reasons For Webcam Usage Preferences Of Grade 12 Students During Synchronous Meetings, Ciro Luis T. Martin, Czarina Jam L. Cabanilla May 2022

Reasons For Webcam Usage Preferences Of Grade 12 Students During Synchronous Meetings, Ciro Luis T. Martin, Czarina Jam L. Cabanilla

DLSU Senior High School Research Congress

The COVID-19 pandemic has caused several issues in different sectors of the world, and education is one of the most affected areas, with students and teachers being obliged to continue their schooling through online education. It raised an issue about students’ virtual presence, specifically their webcam usage. The majority of related studies focused on the perceptions of teachers and university students of the impacts, benefits, and drawbacks of webcam use during synchronous classes. However, there are insufficient studies that examined the high school students’ reasons for turning their webcams on or off during synchronous meetings. This prompted the researchers to …

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Awareness Of Students’ Carbon Footprint Mitigation At Home, Adriyel M. Garcia, Danielle Marie S. Fider, Tom Raymon C. Bayani May 2022

Awareness Of Students’ Carbon Footprint Mitigation At Home, Adriyel M. Garcia, Danielle Marie S. Fider, Tom Raymon C. Bayani

DLSU Senior High School Research Congress

The environment is depreciating because of human activities that lead to global warming. Carbon footprint is one of the causes of climate change that most humans are unaware of. This solely focuses on climate action; thus, this research aimed to determine the students' level of awareness on carbon footprint mitigation and the difference between the students' place of origin. A quantitative descriptive research design was used to interpret the questionnaires distributed to the grade 11 and 12 STEM students through google forms. The obtained data were analyzed through a weighted mean and t-test, resulting that food had the lowest weighted …

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Factors Influencing Smartphone Purchase Intention: A Study Among Filipino Generation Z Within The National Capital Region, Margaret Natalie V. Briones, Eliza Anne B. Evangelista, Aljohn Emmanuel Y. Go, Karyl Christine L. Sy May 2022

Factors Influencing Smartphone Purchase Intention: A Study Among Filipino Generation Z Within The National Capital Region, Margaret Natalie V. Briones, Eliza Anne B. Evangelista, Aljohn Emmanuel Y. Go, Karyl Christine L. Sy

DLSU Senior High School Research Congress

As we progress into the digital era, smartphones have become increasingly important and integrated into our daily lives. The unanticipated shift to an online setting brought upon by the COVID-19 pandemic raised technology’s significance in education, causing Generation Z’s to consider purchasing smartphones. With recent technological innovations and sophisticated marketing strategies, consumers take various considerations into account when deciding to buy smartphones. Hence, the main objective of this research is to determine to what extent the factors (i.e., brand, product features, price, convenience, social influence, and smartphone dependency) influence the Filipino Gen Z's intention to purchase smartphones. To investigate the …

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Entrepreneurial Attitude And Intention Of Abm Senior High School Learners, Ryzel Vonn D. Pat-I, Haelen Kie G. Caro, Andreana Paulene W. Chioco, Roy Angelo D. Fusingan, Katrenna Andrea P. Matulac, Zilllah Jayne A. Sabio May 2022

Entrepreneurial Attitude And Intention Of Abm Senior High School Learners, Ryzel Vonn D. Pat-I, Haelen Kie G. Caro, Andreana Paulene W. Chioco, Roy Angelo D. Fusingan, Katrenna Andrea P. Matulac, Zilllah Jayne A. Sabio

DLSU Senior High School Research Congress

Due to the global health crisis, many people lost their jobs or had to accept lower compensation. To mitigate the economic constraints caused by the pandemic, people pursued entrepreneurship to help meet their basic needs. However, to become successful in the field of entrepreneurship, one must possess a high level of entrepreneurial attitude and intention. Although a considerable study had been conducted to assess the level of entrepreneurial attitude and intention, its Senior High School (SHS) level implementation had only received far less attention. Likewise, there is a dearth of literature that assess the level of entrepreneurial attitude and intention …

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Filipino Gen Z Consumer Behavior Towards Ukay-Ukay And Their Role In A Circular Fashion Economy, Jodi Aedrienne L. Bengzon, Mary Darlene S. Concepcion, Marion Calvin H. Mijares, Hannah Moriah L. Tayzon May 2022

Filipino Gen Z Consumer Behavior Towards Ukay-Ukay And Their Role In A Circular Fashion Economy, Jodi Aedrienne L. Bengzon, Mary Darlene S. Concepcion, Marion Calvin H. Mijares, Hannah Moriah L. Tayzon

DLSU Senior High School Research Congress

The fashion retail industry heavily relies on an unsustainable business model of maximizing production, fueling the throwaway culture, regardless of environmental costs. As a compromise, the secondhand fashion industry (ukay-ukay), is an interesting sustainable alternative since it reduces waste and recirculates clothing—two integral grounds for a circular economy (CE). However, studies assessing Filipino consumers’ perception of ukay-ukay as a CE are limited, making their role and a CE’s subsequent potential indeterminate. Thus, this study analyzes Filipino Gen Z consumers’ motivating factors of perceived value, the dynamics of individualism, and investigates their role in the ukay-ukay CE. This quantitative study collected …

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Factors Affecting Senior High School Students To Choose Stem As Their Strand, Aldrin G. Madriaga, Reymar Alejandro G. Siobal May 2022

Factors Affecting Senior High School Students To Choose Stem As Their Strand, Aldrin G. Madriaga, Reymar Alejandro G. Siobal

DLSU Senior High School Research Congress

There has been a massive number of students choosing the STEM strand in different schools worldwide and the Philippines, and this involves various factors that influence students to choose the strand. This descriptive quantitative study aims to determine why by examining the specific factors 243 12th-grade Saint Louis University Laboratory High School – Senior High (SLU LHS-SH) STEM students considered before selecting the strand, their level of satisfaction with the strand based on these factors, and their Career Aims. A pilot-tested survey questionnaire consisting of multiple response types and a four-point Likert scale was utilized to gather data, while descriptive …

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A Comprehensive Study On The Feasibility And Suitability Of Bitcoin In The Philippine Setting, Marian Ricci N. Ariaga, Ryan Kevin T. Koa, Francis Lawrence N. Lim, Jersey Jaclyn K. To May 2022

A Comprehensive Study On The Feasibility And Suitability Of Bitcoin In The Philippine Setting, Marian Ricci N. Ariaga, Ryan Kevin T. Koa, Francis Lawrence N. Lim, Jersey Jaclyn K. To

DLSU Senior High School Research Congress

Cryptocurrencies, which use blockchain technology, are a type of decentralized algorithm that solves the issue of trust on the Internet and has recently garnered increasing levels of interest. Using different types of cryptographic technologies, cryptocurrencies have become a medium of exchange online that does not require an intermediary and is difficult to counterfeit. Among these, the cryptocurrency with the highest market capitalization is currently Bitcoin. Thus, this comprehensive study on the feasibility and suitability of Bitcoin in the Philippine setting will investigate whether the cryptocurrency is suitable and compatible for adoption in the Philippines. To achieve this, the study aims …

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Lunam Et Stellas: The Ethnoastronomical Study On Agri-Fisheries In Tagkawayan, Quezon, Andrea Marie L. Ilao, John Vincent G. Reyes May 2022

Lunam Et Stellas: The Ethnoastronomical Study On Agri-Fisheries In Tagkawayan, Quezon, Andrea Marie L. Ilao, John Vincent G. Reyes

DLSU Senior High School Research Congress

The study focused on the ethnoastronomical beliefs of the farmers and fisherfolks in Tagkawayan, Quezon. Moreover, it aimed to explore different ethnoastronomical beliefs that helped fishermen and fisherfolks to improve their harvest. The researchers used the qualitative method of ethnographic research and utilized interviews and participant observation. In-depth interviews were elicited to obtain the informants' experiences, feelings, and perspectives. The researchers utilized purposive sampling and selected informants from the population who were especially knowledgeable and experienced in their field. The informants of the study were composed of five farmers and five fisherfolks who identified themselves as belonging to the Agri-fisheries …

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Ailbot: A Respiratory-Focused Symptom Checker Chatbot For Children, Gabrielle Mae V. Arco, Ken Ivan T. Cheng, Pamela S. Chong, Chico Andre G. Olaguer May 2022

Ailbot: A Respiratory-Focused Symptom Checker Chatbot For Children, Gabrielle Mae V. Arco, Ken Ivan T. Cheng, Pamela S. Chong, Chico Andre G. Olaguer

DLSU Senior High School Research Congress

Inadequate access to healthcare, accompanied by the spread of COVID-19 has significantly affected most Filipinos. The prolonged quarantine period in the Philippines due to this virus restricts the movement and lifestyle of people. Thus, it makes medical appointments difficult to arrange. The ever-growing number of healthcare chatbots can provide access to healthcare check-ups quickly. These systems are still in their infancy stages, with the majority focusing on the mental and emotional well-being of people and catering to the general public. This study aims to develop a chatbot geared toward the respiratory health of Filipino children. Through the use of Chatfuel, …

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