1 - _____ Domestic rules in individual newspapers governing type faces, layout styles, peculiarities of spelling and punctuation etc.
1 - _____ Domestic rules in individual newspapers governing type faces, layout styles, peculiarities of spelling and punctuation etc.
House Style
2 - ______ Feature or news material with high emotional or dramatic appeal.
2 - ______ Feature or news material with high emotional or dramatic appeal.
Human Interest
3 - ______ Heading, label or caption placed over news, columns, articles etc.
3 - ______ Heading, label or caption placed over news, columns, articles etc.
Headline
4 - ______ mean style of news-writing starting with most important facts first and following paragraphs containing information in descending order of interest.
4 - ______ mean style of news-writing starting with most important facts first and following paragraphs containing information in descending order of interest.
Inverted Pyramid
5 - ______ means a box into which discarded type is thrown.
5 - ______ means a box into which discarded type is thrown.
Hell-box
6 - ______ means an editorial article of a newspaper.
6 - ______ means an editorial article of a newspaper.
Leader
7 - ______ means false and malicious defamation, includes type, pictures, cartoons, drawings.
7 - ______ means false and malicious defamation, includes type, pictures, cartoons, drawings.
Libel
8 - ______ means first linecaster machine which casts relief type in lines instead of an individual characters.
8 - ______ means first linecaster machine which casts relief type in lines instead of an individual characters.
Linotype
9 - ______ means spacing between words of a line so as to fill a column or spacing between lines or paragraphs of a column to fill up a column.
9 - ______ means spacing between words of a line so as to fill a column or spacing between lines or paragraphs of a column to fill up a column.
Justifying
10 - ______ means the introduction to a story, introductory paragraph.
10 - ______ means the introduction to a story, introductory paragraph.
Intro
11 - ______ means the process of assembling a page or the art of putting effectively and artistically matter on the pages.
11 - ______ means the process of assembling a page or the art of putting effectively and artistically matter on the pages.
Makeup
12 - ______ means to discard all or part of a story:
12 - ______ means to discard all or part of a story:
Kill
13 - ______ News items with explanation, background, interpretation.
13 - ______ News items with explanation, background, interpretation.
In-depth-reporting
14 - _______ means the main story in a newspaper or the first paragraph in a news story giving the main facts.
14 - _______ means the main story in a newspaper or the first paragraph in a news story giving the main facts.
Lead
15 - _______ means writing with stone. Printing method that uses repulsion between ink and water to transfer image from stone surface to paper. Modern development, offset, uses metal plates prepared photographically instead of manually as in lithography, which
15 - _______ means writing with stone. Printing method that uses repulsion between ink and water to transfer image from stone surface to paper. Modern development, offset, uses metal plates prepared photographically instead of manually as in lithography, which
Lithography
16 - _______ means, matter printed at the top of the editorial column, stating the title, publisher, place of publication, moto of the paper and so on.
16 - _______ means, matter printed at the top of the editorial column, stating the title, publisher, place of publication, moto of the paper and so on.
Masthead
17 - 24 hour business news channel with hourly updates from the Karachi stock Exchange is:
17 - 24 hour business news channel with hourly updates from the Karachi stock Exchange is:
Business Plus
18 - A brief introduction of a photograph is called:
18 - A brief introduction of a photograph is called:
Caption
19 - A friend nodes in agreement at something you've said. This is an example of:
19 - A friend nodes in agreement at something you've said. This is an example of:
Feedback in interpersonal communication
20 - A journalist who is not attached with any newspaper is called:
20 - A journalist who is not attached with any newspaper is called:
Free Lancer
21 - A monthly medical journal started from Lahore was:
21 - A monthly medical journal started from Lahore was:
Bahr-i-Hikmat
22 - A monthly medical journal started from Lahore was:
22 - A monthly medical journal started from Lahore was:
Bahr-i-Hikmat
23 - A monthly medical journal started from Lahore was:
23 - A monthly medical journal started from Lahore was:
Bahr-i-Hikmat
24 - A monthly religious magazine started from Sialkot was:
24 - A monthly religious magazine started from Sialkot was:
Muallim-ul-Ulema
25 - A monthly religious magazine started from Sialkot was:
25 - A monthly religious magazine started from Sialkot was:
Muallim-ul-Islam
26 - A monthly religious magazine started from Sialkot was:
26 - A monthly religious magazine started from Sialkot was:
Muallim-ul-Ulema
27 - A paradigm is:
27 - A paradigm is:
A theory that summarizes and is consistent with all known facts.
28 - A parity product is one that:
28 - A parity product is one that:
Is essentially the same as others in its product brand category
29 - A person (or group) who has control over what information is disseminated to the audience is known as:
29 - A person (or group) who has control over what information is disseminated to the audience is known as:
Newscaster
30 - A Printing Press was established in Madras in:
30 - A Printing Press was established in Madras in:
1772
31 - A pseudoevent is:
31 - A pseudoevent is:
An event staged specifically to attract public attention
32 - A radiation system refers to:
32 - A radiation system refers to:
Sending radio signals through the air
33 - A sheet containing facts and detailed information on any issue is known as:
33 - A sheet containing facts and detailed information on any issue is known as:
Summary
34 - A story appearing with the name of the writer is called:
34 - A story appearing with the name of the writer is called:
By line
35 - A story appearing with the name of the writer is called:
35 - A story appearing with the name of the writer is called:
By Line
36 - A subsidiary of Pakistan Herald Publication Limited (PHPL):
36 - A subsidiary of Pakistan Herald Publication Limited (PHPL):
Aaj TV
37 - A typical soundtrack which identifies a program is known as:
37 - A typical soundtrack which identifies a program is known as:
Signature tune
38 - AAG TV launched in:
38 - AAG TV launched in:
September. 2006
39 - AASI' is the news agency of:
39 - AASI' is the news agency of:
Damascus
40 - ABC stands for:
40 - ABC stands for:
Audit Bureau of Circulation, which certifies the audited statistics on the circulation of a publication.
41 - Abdul Haleem Sharar's Literary magazine was:
41 - Abdul Haleem Sharar's Literary magazine was:
Dilgudaz
42 - Abu'al Kalam Azad issued weekly:
42 - Abu'al Kalam Azad issued weekly:
Al-Hilal
43 - According to an estimate how many percent of the rural population listens to radio?
43 - According to an estimate how many percent of the rural population listens to radio?
0.744
44 - According to Garcn de Tassy, the circulation of Koh-i-Noor in 1854 rose to:
44 - According to Garcn de Tassy, the circulation of Koh-i-Noor in 1854 rose to:
349
45 - According to television constructs a reality of the world that, although possibly inaccurate, becomes accepted simply because we as a culture believe it to be true:
45 - According to television constructs a reality of the world that, although possibly inaccurate, becomes accepted simply because we as a culture believe it to be true:
Cultivation analysis
46 - Account management is the department in an ad agency in which:
46 - Account management is the department in an ad agency in which:
An account executive serves as liason between agency and client
47 - Accrdited journalists are the Journalists having permission cards from the Home Department for press from the Home Department for press duties:
47 - Accrdited journalists are the Journalists having permission cards from the Home Department for press from the Home Department for press duties:
Correct
48 - Accredited means:
48 - Accredited means:
A senior journalist having accreditation card from the information department.
49 - Add means:
49 - Add means:
An addition to a news item already sent; later information added to a story already written.
50 - AFP' is the news agency of:
50 - AFP' is the news agency of:
France
51 - After independence, a great many literary Urdu journals began their journey while the old ones continued theirs. Among the new ones that made ripples were:
51 - After independence, a great many literary Urdu journals began their journey while the old ones continued theirs. Among the new ones that made ripples were:
Both (a) and (b)
52 - After Qarardad-e-Lahore, Quaid-i-Azam established a trust and under the supervision of this trust two dailies were started from Delhi, e.e., Dawn and:
52 - After Qarardad-e-Lahore, Quaid-i-Azam established a trust and under the supervision of this trust two dailies were started from Delhi, e.e., Dawn and:
Amrooz
53 - After returning from London, Sir Syed started:
53 - After returning from London, Sir Syed started:
Tahzib-ul-Akhlaq
54 - After the advent of the transistor radio, the Govt. of Pakistan increased broadcasting stations from:
54 - After the advent of the transistor radio, the Govt. of Pakistan increased broadcasting stations from:
6 to 16
55 - After Zamindar the largest circulated newspaper was:
55 - After Zamindar the largest circulated newspaper was:
Al-Hilal
56 - Agenda setting is the main objective:
56 - Agenda setting is the main objective:
Is the subject of mass communication
57 - Agenda-setting is a theory that argues that:
57 - Agenda-setting is a theory that argues that:
Media do not tell uus what to think, but what to think about
58 - Agra Akhbar of Agra appeared in:
58 - Agra Akhbar of Agra appeared in:
1832
59 - Ahmed Nadeem Qasmi's Literary magazine was:
59 - Ahmed Nadeem Qasmi's Literary magazine was:
Funoon
60 - Ain-e-Sikandari' was published from Calcutta in _____ under the supervision of Mirza Ghalib:
60 - Ain-e-Sikandari' was published from Calcutta in _____ under the supervision of Mirza Ghalib:
1831
61 - AIR means:
61 - AIR means:
All India Radio
62 - Akhbar Scientific Society was published on ______ from Aligarh:
62 - Akhbar Scientific Society was published on ______ from Aligarh:
March 3. 1866
63 - Akhbar Scientific Society' was published on:
63 - Akhbar Scientific Society' was published on:
March 3. 1866
64 - Akhbar Scientific Society"" was associated with:
64 - Akhbar Scientific Society"" was associated with:
Sir Syed
65 - Akhbar Scientific Society"" was published on _______ from Aligarh:
65 - Akhbar Scientific Society"" was published on _______ from Aligarh:
March 3. `865
66 - Akhbar-a-Aam' was started on:
66 - Akhbar-a-Aam' was started on:
January 1. 1871
67 - Akhbar-e-Azam was started on.
67 - Akhbar-e-Azam was started on.
January 1. 1871
68 - Akhbar-e-Jahan' was issued on:
68 - Akhbar-e-Jahan' was issued on:
January 1. 1967
69 - Akhbar-e-Khawatin' was started in
69 - Akhbar-e-Khawatin' was started in
1963
70 - Akhbar-e-Khawatin"" started in:
70 - Akhbar-e-Khawatin"" started in:
1963
71 - Akhter Shirani's Literary magazine was:
71 - Akhter Shirani's Literary magazine was:
Both (a) and (b)
72 - ALD' is the news agency of:
72 - ALD' is the news agency of:
Argentina
73 - Al-Hilal was issued in:
73 - Al-Hilal was issued in:
1912
74 - ALI' is the news agency of:
74 - ALI' is the news agency of:
Portugal
75 - All in hand means:
75 - All in hand means:
It is said when all the copy has been given out to the compositors.
76 - Al-Waheed' was issued from:
76 - Al-Waheed' was issued from:
Karachi
77 - Al-Waheed' was started in:
77 - Al-Waheed' was started in:
1920
78 - Al-Waheed"" was started in:
78 - Al-Waheed"" was started in:
1920
79 - Al-Waheed"", was issued from:
79 - Al-Waheed"", was issued from:
Karachi
80 - Among the earliest ""newspapers"" were the Acta Diurna,
80 - Among the earliest ""newspapers"" were the Acta Diurna,
Daily reports of the actions of the Roman Senate.
81 - Among the many publics with whom PR professionals interact are ______ . They are served through press packets, briefings, and facilitating access to organization newsmakers in order to build trust and, goodwill:
81 - Among the many publics with whom PR professionals interact are ______ . They are served through press packets, briefings, and facilitating access to organization newsmakers in order to build trust and, goodwill:
The media
82 - An ad agency that earns revenues through a retainer:
82 - An ad agency that earns revenues through a retainer:
Bills clients at an agreed-upon price for ad production
83 - An alliterate person:
83 - An alliterate person:
Is unwilling to read
84 - An example of occurs when your newspaper gets wet and it is difficult to read page 1 because page 2 bleeds through.
84 - An example of occurs when your newspaper gets wet and it is difficult to read page 1 because page 2 bleeds through.
Noise in mass communiation
85 - An individual who believes that a breakdown of traditional values will be the inevitable result of the spread of the Internet is said to believe in:
85 - An individual who believes that a breakdown of traditional values will be the inevitable result of the spread of the Internet is said to believe in:
Technological determinism
86 - ANA' is the news agency of:
86 - ANA' is the news agency of:
Greece
87 - AND' is the news agency of:
87 - AND' is the news agency of:
Berlin
88 - Andersch Stats and Bostrom model of communication was presented in:
88 - Andersch Stats and Bostrom model of communication was presented in:
1969
89 - ANGOP' is the news agency of:
89 - ANGOP' is the news agency of:
Luanda
90 - Anjuman Taraqqi-i-Urdu's Literary magazine was:
90 - Anjuman Taraqqi-i-Urdu's Literary magazine was:
Qaumi Zaban
91 - ANSA' is the news agency of:
91 - ANSA' is the news agency of:
Italy
92 - ANTARA' is the news agency of:
92 - ANTARA' is the news agency of:
Indonesia
93 - Any message given by other than the literal interpretation of words is called:
93 - Any message given by other than the literal interpretation of words is called:
None of these
94 - AP stands for:
94 - AP stands for:
Associated Press, an international US news agency.
95 - APA stands for:
95 - APA stands for:
Associated press of America.
96 - APNA Channel is a Pubjabi language satellite television channel broadcasting from:
96 - APNA Channel is a Pubjabi language satellite television channel broadcasting from:
Thailand
97 - APNA channel is available on satellite via:
97 - APNA channel is available on satellite via:
Thaicom 5
98 - APNA Channel was launched on:
98 - APNA Channel was launched on:
14th October, 2005
99 - APNEC stands for:
99 - APNEC stands for:
All Pakistan Newspapers Employees Confederation
100 - APNS stands for:
100 - APNS stands for:
All Pakistan Newspapers Society
101 - APP is the abbreviation of:
101 - APP is the abbreviation of:
Associated Press of Pakistan
102 - APP is the abbreviation of:
102 - APP is the abbreviation of:
Associated Press of Pakistan
103 - APP stands for:
103 - APP stands for:
Associated Press of Pakistan.
104 - APS' is the news agency of:
104 - APS' is the news agency of:
Algiers
105 - ARY Digital, formerly known as:
105 - ARY Digital, formerly known as:
Pakistani Channel
106 - ARY Digital, was launched in the:
106 - ARY Digital, was launched in the:
UK
107 - ARY Zauq launched in:
107 - ARY Zauq launched in:
2009
108 - As a first step towards the introduction of T.V. in Pakistan an agreement was signed with the:
108 - As a first step towards the introduction of T.V. in Pakistan an agreement was signed with the:
Hitachi
109 - As a first Urdu daily of Bihar, 'Dini Bihar' started in:
109 - As a first Urdu daily of Bihar, 'Dini Bihar' started in:
1876
110 - Asr-e-Jadid' was started from:
110 - Asr-e-Jadid' was started from:
Calcutta
111 - Asr-e-Jadid' was started in:
111 - Asr-e-Jadid' was started in:
1918
112 - Asr-e-Jadid"" was published from:
112 - Asr-e-Jadid"" was published from:
Lahore
113 - Asr-e-Jadid"" was started in:
113 - Asr-e-Jadid"" was started in:
1918
114 - Assignment means:
114 - Assignment means:
News gathering task assigned to a reporter
115 - Asterisk means:
115 - Asterisk means:
A star shaped character which is used in a text to link it with a footnot.
116 - At present PTV Headquarters Offices are at:
116 - At present PTV Headquarters Offices are at:
Islamabad
117 - At present the headquarters offices of PTV are at:
117 - At present the headquarters offices of PTV are at:
Islamabad
118 - ATA' is the news agency of:
118 - ATA' is the news agency of:
Tirana
119 - ATV was launched on:
119 - ATV was launched on:
June 24th 2005
120 - AUP' is the news agency of:
120 - AUP' is the news agency of:
Australia
121 - Awaz TV is a Sindhi language Television channel with headquarters based in Karachi was launched in:
121 - Awaz TV is a Sindhi language Television channel with headquarters based in Karachi was launched in:
2009
122 - Awaz TV is available via satellite on:
122 - Awaz TV is available via satellite on:
AstaSat 3S
123 - Az-Zubair; a quarterly by Bahawalpur's Urdu Academy launched in:
123 - Az-Zubair; a quarterly by Bahawalpur's Urdu Academy launched in:
1961
124 - Az-Zubair's first editor was:
124 - Az-Zubair's first editor was:
Allama Shabbir Bukhari
125 - Az-Zubair's special issue on libraries, surveyed important libraries of the Indo-Pak subcontinent, including larger personal collections published in:
125 - Az-Zubair's special issue on libraries, surveyed important libraries of the Indo-Pak subcontinent, including larger personal collections published in:
1967
126 - Bank means:
126 - Bank means:
A deck or a section of a headline usually refers to decks below the first.
127 - Banner Advertising is a type of advertising related to:
127 - Banner Advertising is a type of advertising related to:
Outdoor Advertising
128 - Barnlund's Transactional model of communication was presented in:
128 - Barnlund's Transactional model of communication was presented in:
1940
129 - BATRA' is the news agency of:
129 - BATRA' is the news agency of:
Amman
130 - BBC, the British Broadcasting Company started functioning in which year?
130 - BBC, the British Broadcasting Company started functioning in which year?
November, 1922
131 - Beat means:
131 - Beat means:
The particular department or area assigned to a reporter for full coverage
132 - Because it is imprecise to speak of ""source"" and ""receiver"" in communication, Osgood and Schramm replaced these concepts with in their model of commuication.
132 - Because it is imprecise to speak of ""source"" and ""receiver"" in communication, Osgood and Schramm replaced these concepts with in their model of commuication.
Interpreters
133 - Becker's Mosaic model of communication was presented in:
133 - Becker's Mosaic model of communication was presented in:
1968
134 - BELGA' is the news agency of:
134 - BELGA' is the news agency of:
Belgium
135 - Bengal Harkaro was owned by:
135 - Bengal Harkaro was owned by:
Dwarka Tagor
136 - BERNAMA' is the news agency of:
136 - BERNAMA' is the news agency of:
Malaysia
137 - Binder means:
137 - Binder means:
A small banner head across an inside page
138 - Blind Interview means:
138 - Blind Interview means:
Interview story that does not disclose the name of person interviewed
139 - Block booking refers to:
139 - Block booking refers to:
A distributor forcing an exhibitor to take an inferior film in order to secure access to a better one
140 - Blocking-out means:
140 - Blocking-out means:
Eliminating unwanted backgrounds and portions of a negative by opaquing the part.
141 - Blow-up means:
141 - Blow-up means:
An enlargement of a story etc.
142 - Blurb means:
142 - Blurb means:
A publisher's commendatory description of a book commonly printed on the jacket.
143 - Boil down means:
143 - Boil down means:
To reduce a news story in its length in wording
144 - Books that are published especially for sale to schools are called:
144 - Books that are published especially for sale to schools are called:
El-hi books
145 - Books were the first mass-produced product, speeding the development of:
145 - Books were the first mass-produced product, speeding the development of:
Capitalism
146 - Box means:
146 - Box means:
An item covered on all four sides with a border to enclose short important news.
147 - Box story means:
147 - Box story means:
News story enclosed in a box.
148 - BSS' is the news agency of:
148 - BSS' is the news agency of:
Bangladesh
149 - Buldog edition means:
149 - Buldog edition means:
Name given to an early edition or edition at irregular hour.
150 - Bull means:
150 - Bull means:
The first edition of side.
151 - By the year 1924 there were following radio stations in the United States:
151 - By the year 1924 there were following radio stations in the United States:
530
152 - By whom the American Radio and Research Corporation was broadcasting concert in 1916:
152 - By whom the American Radio and Research Corporation was broadcasting concert in 1916:
David Sarnoff
153 - Byline means:
153 - Byline means:
Name of a reporter printed above the story.
154 - Calcutta General advertiser is popularly known as:
154 - Calcutta General advertiser is popularly known as:
Hicky's Gazette
155 - Caps means:
155 - Caps means:
Capital letters
156 - Caption means:
156 - Caption means:
A brief illustration of a picture beneath.
157 - Catch line means:
157 - Catch line means:
A word or phrase written at top of a story above headline.
158 - Chakbast's Literary magazine was:
158 - Chakbast's Literary magazine was:
Subh-i-Ummeed
159 - Chiragh Hassan Hasrat's Literary magazine was:
159 - Chiragh Hassan Hasrat's Literary magazine was:
Shiraza
160 - Circulation means:
160 - Circulation means:
Number of the copies sold. Classified - It refers to small advertisements printed in particular small type and classified by subject. E.g. matrimonial, rent a car and so on.
161 - City Desk means:
161 - City Desk means:
Department of a newspaper dealing with the local news.
162 - Civic Journalism refers to:
162 - Civic Journalism refers to:
Newspapers actively engaging the community in their reporting of important issues
163 - Clipping means:
163 - Clipping means:
A cutting of an item from a newspaper.
164 - CNS' is the news agency of:
164 - CNS' is the news agency of:
China
165 - Col means:
165 - Col means:
Abbreviated form of column.
166 - Col rule means:
166 - Col rule means:
A light rule frequently used to separate columns of type.
167 - Columnist means:
167 - Columnist means:
Journalist regularly writing a newspaper or periodical with a permanent label headline on his writings.
168 - Communication is _____ word:
168 - Communication is _____ word:
Latin
169 - Communication is a:
169 - Communication is a:
Theory
170 - Communication is a:
170 - Communication is a:
Process
171 - Communication without words:
171 - Communication without words:
Non-Verbal communication
172 - Comp Compositor:
172 - Comp Compositor:
An abbreviation for compositor, the man who composes, or translates, transcript into metal type. Also printer's term for the man who sets type by and or by a machine.
173 - Computers rely on a binary code for data storage and manipulation. That is, they reduce information to:
173 - Computers rely on a binary code for data storage and manipulation. That is, they reduce information to:
The digits 1 and 0
174 - Comrade and Hamdard are associated with the personality:
174 - Comrade and Hamdard are associated with the personality:
Maulana Muhammad Ali Johar
175 - Comrade's objectives were to:
175 - Comrade's objectives were to:
Both of the above
176 - Concept films:
176 - Concept films:
Can be described in one line and are thus easy to promote and market
177 - Concerns raised over the conglomeration of the music business include all of the following except:
177 - Concerns raised over the conglomeration of the music business include all of the following except:
The increase in disk jockey autonomy
178 - Continuation of a story on another page is called:
178 - Continuation of a story on another page is called:
None of these
179 - Copy writer means:
179 - Copy writer means:
Creator of verbal portion of advertising messages.
180 - Copyright means:
180 - Copyright means:
Formal legal procedure for protecting exclusive use to authors, photographers and the other artists of their creative work.
181 - Corantos were:
181 - Corantos were:
One page news sheets about events on the European continent that were printed in English in Holland and imported into England by booksellers
182 - Correspondent means:
182 - Correspondent means:
A reporter who is on duty away from the office of the newspaper.
183 - Cover means:
183 - Cover means:
Together news about an event.
184 - CPNE is a representative body of:
184 - CPNE is a representative body of:
Newspaper editors
185 - CPNE is the representative body of:
185 - CPNE is the representative body of:
Editors
186 - CPNE is the representative body of:
186 - CPNE is the representative body of:
Editors
187 - CPNE stands for :
187 - CPNE stands for :
Council of Newspapers Editors
188 - Credit bureaus and marketing associations can easily obtain:
188 - Credit bureaus and marketing associations can easily obtain:
All of the above
189 - Creed means:
189 - Creed means:
The telegraphic type-writer (teleprinter) by which newspaper offices receive messages from news agencies.
190 - Crop means:
190 - Crop means:
To cut down a photograph or a plate in size.
191 - Cross line or Crosshead means:
191 - Cross line or Crosshead means:
A single line heading placed in the text of a story and centered in the column width.
192 - CSTK' is the news agency of:
192 - CSTK' is the news agency of:
Prague
193 - Cultter refers specifically to:
193 - Cultter refers specifically to:
The cramming of several short commercial spots into a minute or two of broadcast time
194 - Daily ""Frontier Post"" was published on ______ :
194 - Daily ""Frontier Post"" was published on ______ :
March 23. 1986
195 - Daily ""Imroz"" was published from:
195 - Daily ""Imroz"" was published from:
Lahore
196 - Daily ""Khabrain"" was started on:
196 - Daily ""Khabrain"" was started on:
September 26. 1992
197 - Daily ""Massawat"" started in:
197 - Daily ""Massawat"" started in:
1970
198 - Daily ""Muslim"" was started from Islamabad in:
198 - Daily ""Muslim"" was started from Islamabad in:
1979
199 - Daily Azad was started by:
199 - Daily Azad was started by:
Pakistan Peoples Party
200 - Daily DAWN was started in:
200 - Daily DAWN was started in:
1942
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