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1. Nutritional Quality of Breakfast Cereals on the French, Belgian and Luxembourg Markets: Which Cereals for Children?

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Robert, Martine, Martin, Françoise, Xhonneux, Annick, Mosser, Françoise, Favre, Elisabeth, and Richonnet, Celine

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Objective: Analyse the breakfast cereal market to help to help healthcare professionals to guide parents in choosing healthy products for their children. Study design: Observational study of the breakfast cereals available in the biggest supermarkets, discount stores and organic chains in France, Belgium and Luxembourg. Methods: An analysis of nutritional qualities using three indicators: Nutri-Score (initial and modified version), WHO Europe nutrient profile model, and Nova. Results: 645 products were listed; 559 excluding duplicates. A total of 28.8% are marketed to children and make up the group of "children's" cereals, 62.1% of cereals are Muesli, Oats and other cereal flakes (MOCF), and 54.9% are "organic". The study shows that "children's" cereals have a poorer nutritional profile: a higher proportion of Nutri-Score D, higher sugar content, lower fibre content, less conformity with the WHO Europe nutrient profile model and a higher proportion ofultra-processed. On the other hand, MOCF and "organic" products generally have a better nutritional profile: less sugar, more fibre, more Nutri-Score A, less Nutri-Score D and fewer ultra-processed products. Conclusions: Parents should therefore opt for cereals that do not bear any reference to children on the packaging. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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2024
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8. Dietary practices in methylmalonic acidaemia: a European survey

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Pinto, Alex, primary, Evans, Sharon, additional, Daly, Anne, additional, Almeida, Manuela Ferreira, additional, Assoun, Murielle, additional, Belanger-Quintana, Amaya, additional, Bernabei, Silvia Maria, additional, Bollhalder, Sandra, additional, Cassiman, David, additional, Champion, Helena, additional, Chan, Heidi, additional, Corthouts, Karen, additional, Dalmau, Jaime, additional, Boer, Foekje de, additional, Laet, Corinne De, additional, Meyer, An de, additional, Desloovere, An, additional, Dianin, Alice, additional, Dixon, Marjorie, additional, Dokoupil, Katharina, additional, Dubois, Sandrine, additional, Eyskens, Francois, additional, Faria, Ana, additional, Fasan, Ilaria, additional, Favre, Elisabeth, additional, Feillet, François, additional, Fekete, Anna, additional, Gallo, Giorgia, additional, Gingell, Cerys, additional, Gribben, Joanna, additional, Hansen, Kit Kaalund, additional, Horst, Nienke Ter, additional, Jankowski, Camille, additional, Janssen-Regelink, Renske, additional, Jones, Ilana, additional, Jouault, Catherine, additional, Kahrs, Gudrun Elise, additional, Kok, Irene, additional, Kowalik, Agnieszka, additional, Laguerre, Catherine, additional, Verge, Sandrine Le, additional, Liguori, Alessandra, additional, Lilje, Rina, additional, Maddalon, Cornelia, additional, Mayr, Doris, additional, Meyer, Uta, additional, Micciche, Avril, additional, Och, Ulrike, additional, Robert, Martine, additional, Rocha, Júlio César, additional, Rogozinski, Hazel, additional, Rohde, Carmen, additional, Ross, Kathleen, additional, Saruggia, Isabelle, additional, Schlune, Andrea, additional, Singleton, Kath, additional, Sjoqvist, Elisabeth, additional, Skeath, Rachel, additional, Stolen, Linn Helene, additional, Terry, Allyson, additional, Timmer, Corrie, additional, Tomlinson, Lyndsey, additional, Tooke, Alison, additional, Kerckhove, Kristel Vande, additional, van Dam, Esther, additional, Hurk, Dorine van den, additional, Ploeg, Liesbeth van der, additional, van Driessche, Marleen, additional, van Rijn, Margreet, additional, Wegberg, Annemiek van, additional, Vasconcelos, Carla, additional, Vestergaard, Helle, additional, Vitoria, Isidro, additional, Webster, Diana, additional, White, Fiona, additional, White, Lucy, additional, Zweers, Heidi, additional, and MacDonald, Anita, additional

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2019
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10. A series of three case reports in patients with phenylketonuria performing regular exercise: first steps in dietary adjustment

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Rocha, Júlio César, primary, van Dam, Esther, additional, Ahring, Kirsten, additional, Almeida, Manuela Ferreira, additional, Bélanger-Quintana, Amaya, additional, Dokoupil, Katharina, additional, Gökmen-Özel, Hülya, additional, Robert, Martine, additional, Heidenborg, Carina, additional, Harbage, Emma, additional, and MacDonald, Anita, additional

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2019
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13. Dietary practices in methylmalonic acidaemia: a European survey

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Pinto, Alex, Evans, Sharon, Daly, Anne, Almeida, Manuela Ferreira, Assoun, Murielle, Belanger-Quintana, Amaya, Bernabei, Silvia Maria, Bollhalder, Sandra, Cassiman, David, Champion, Helena, Chan, Heidi, Corthouts, Karen, Dalmau, Jaime, Boer, Foekje de, Laet, Corinne De, Meyer, An de, Desloovere, An, Dianin, Alice, Dixon, Marjorie, Dokoupil, Katharina, Dubois, Sandrine, Eyskens, Francois, Faria, Ana, Fasan, Ilaria, Favre, Elisabeth, Feillet, François, Fekete, Anna, Gallo, Giorgia, Gingell, Cerys, Gribben, Joanna, Hansen, Kit Kaalund, Horst, Nienke Ter, Jankowski, Camille, Janssen-Regelink, Renske, Jones, Ilana, Jouault, Catherine, Kahrs, Gudrun Elise, Kok, Irene, Kowalik, Agnieszka, Laguerre, Catherine, Verge, Sandrine Le, Liguori, Alessandra, Lilje, Rina, Maddalon, Cornelia, Mayr, Doris, Meyer, Uta, Micciche, Avril, Och, Ulrike, Robert, Martine, Rocha, Júlio César, Rogozinski, Hazel, Rohde, Carmen, Ross, Kathleen, Saruggia, Isabelle, Schlune, Andrea, Singleton, Kath, Sjoqvist, Elisabeth, Skeath, Rachel, Stolen, Linn Helene, Terry, Allyson, Timmer, Corrie, Tomlinson, Lyndsey, Tooke, Alison, Kerckhove, Kristel Vande, van Dam, Esther, Hurk, Dorine van den, Ploeg, Liesbeth van der, van Driessche, Marleen, van Rijn, Margreet, Wegberg, Annemiek van, Vasconcelos, Carla, Vestergaard, Helle, Vitoria, Isidro, Webster, Diana, White, Fiona, White, Lucy, Zweers, Heidi, and MacDonald, Anita

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2020
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14. Le jeu vidéo comme moyen de surmonter les limites de la pensée pour envisager la catastrophe

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Robert, Martine, Centre d'EPistémologie et d'ERgologie Comparatives (CEPERC), Aix Marseille Université (AMU)-Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique (CNRS), and Robert, Martine

Subjects
[SHS.PHIL] Humanities and Social Sciences/Philosophy, catastrophe, disaster, computer simulation, [SHS.PHIL]Humanities and Social Sciences/Philosophy, subjective experience, jeu vidéo, expérience subjective, simulation informatique, video game
Abstract

The idea of disaster afflicts the mind to such an extent that it prevents us from believing what we in fact know. For instance, Bergson knew the first World War was likely to occur before it actually broke out, yet he could not believe it. Similarly, the future consequences of global warming are known. However, we do not consider it possible, which therefore prevents us from taking the necessary measures to avoid it, before time runs out. Our inability to believe in the possibility of catastrophy outside of actually experiencing it is explained by the fact that it completely upsets our existence : by its very nature, it goes beyond the possibilities of the mind. Disaster becomes thinkable, and thus possible, only once it has occurred and has become unavoidable. Making a dedicated video game would be a way to circumvent this existing mental impasse and allow us to foresee the ecological disaster coming.This would entail creating an experience for the player where all elements involved would be based on scientific knowledge. Ecosystems are complex systems whose processes can only be investigated through computer simulation. Playing this video game would expose the player, from a distance, to life conditions caused by disaster. The possibility of disaster would then become obvious, provided the game emphasized the warnings present all around us of what is going to happen if we do not take the indispensable and drastic measures to prevent it., La catastrophe frappe la pensée d'une étrange impossibilité qui interdit de croire ce que l'on sait pourtant. Bergson raconte ainsi qu'il savait que la grande guerre était probable avant qu'elle ne soit déclarée, mais qu'il ne parvenait cependant pas à y croire. De même, les conséquences à venir du réchauffement climatique sont connues, pourtant nous ne pouvons nous résoudre à l'envisager comme possible, ce qui interdit de prendre les mesures nécessaires pour l'éviter. L'incapacité de croire à la possibilité de la catastrophe, si ce n'est en en faisant l'épreuve, tient à ce qu'elle bouleverse de fond en comble l'existence : elle excède, par sa nature même, les possibilités de la pensée. Ce n'est qu'une fois la catastrophe advenue qu'elle devient pensable, et donc possible, alors qu'elle est devenue inéluctable. La réalisation d'un jeu vidéo dédié permettrait de surmonter l'impasse dans laquelle se trouve prise la pensée pour appréhender la catastrophe écologique à venir. Il s'agirait de susciter une expérience dont les formes sensibles seraient définies sur la base d'un savoir scientifique. Les écosystèmes sont des systèmes complexes dont les processus ne peuvent être appréhendés qu'au moyen de la simulation informatique. La pratique du jeu exposerait ainsi le joueur, sur un mode distancié, aux conditions de vie suscitées par la catastrophe. La possibilité de la catastrophe deviendrait manifeste, si le jeu permettait de mettre en évidence, dans notre monde, les signes, partout présents, de ce qui se prépare, si nous ne prenons pas les mesures drastiques indispensables pour l'éviter.

Published
2012

16. Le vivant comme condition de l'acte vidéoludique

Author

Robert, Martine, Robert, Martine, Centre d'EPistémologie et d'ERgologie Comparatives (CEPERC), and Aix Marseille Université (AMU)-Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique (CNRS)

Subjects
immersion, [SHS.PHIL] Humanities and Social Sciences/Philosophy, acte ludique, [SHS.PHIL]Humanities and Social Sciences/Philosophy, jeu vidéo, vivant
Abstract

Nous nous attachons à mettre en évidence l'importance de la notion de vivant pour comprendre quelle est la nature de l'acte vidéoludique. Le jeu trouve son sens dans la possibilité qu'il offre à l'individu de faire l'expérience de lui-même comme vivant. Non seulement le jeu vidéo, en tant que jeu, relève de cette démarche, mais le phénomène de l'immersion, qui lui est spécifique, doit lui aussi être compris comme une forme d'exploration des possibilités de la vie.

Published
2011

17. Special low protein foods for phenylketonuria: availability in Europe and an examination of their nutritional profile

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Pena, Maria João, primary, Almeida, Manuela Ferreira, additional, van Dam, Esther, additional, Ahring, Kirsten, additional, Bélanger-Quintana, Amaya, additional, Dokoupil, Katharina, additional, Gokmen-Ozel, Hulya, additional, Lammardo, Anna Maria, additional, MacDonald, Anita, additional, Robert, Martine, additional, and Rocha, Júlio César, additional

Published
2015
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18. Weight Management in Phenylketonuria: What Should Be Monitored?

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Rocha, Julio César, primary, van Rijn, Margreet, additional, van Dam, Esther, additional, Ahring, Kirsten, additional, Bélanger-Quintana, Amaya, additional, Dokoupil, Katharina, additional, Gokmen Ozel, Hulya, additional, Lammardo, Anna Maria, additional, Robert, Martine, additional, Heidenborg, Carina, additional, and MacDonald, Anita, additional

Published
2015
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20. LE MÉCÉNAT, DERNIER SOUTIEN DES PHOTOGRAPHES.

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ROBERT, MARTINE

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The article looks at the state of the photography industry and patronage in France. Topics of discussion include the lack of government aid, the different motivations behind the patronage of photography by numerous companies including Yves Rocher, Pernod Ricard, and BMW, and the creation of Ooshot Award, a new photography award for artists.

Published
2018

22. Consensus on the guidelines for the dietary management of classical galactosemia

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Kerckhove, Kristel Vande, primary, Diels, Marianne, additional, Vanhaesebrouck, Sigrid, additional, Luyten, Karin, additional, Pyck, Nancy, additional, De Meyer, An, additional, Van Driessche, Marleen, additional, Robert, Martine, additional, Corthouts, Karen, additional, Caris, Ariane, additional, Duchateau, Emilie, additional, Dassy, Martine, additional, and Bihet, Genevieve, additional

Published
2015
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23. LES BEAUX-ARTS DE NANTES RÉALISENT LEUR RÊVE AMÉRICAIN.

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ROBERT, MARTINE

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The article discusses the fine arts school École supérieure des beaux-arts de Nancy of Nancy, France, and offers information on its establishment of an artist-in-residence and research program in Marfa, Texas, focused on minimal art, land art, and the concept of a border. Topics mentioned include American minimal artist Donald Judd, a former resident of the city, the role played by art school director Pierre-Jean Galdin, and the Stockholm University of the Arts.

Published
2017

24. L'IRAN VIVIER DE TALENTS ARTISTIQUES.

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ROBERT, MARTINE

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The article focuses on Iran's cultural heritage and its contemporary art scene. Topics mentioned include Iranian artists such as Ahmad Morshedloo, Nazgol Ansarinia, and Shahpour Pouyan, Iran's developing art market, particularly auctions, French-Iranian relations since the lifting of economic sanctions on Iran in 2015, and the country's tourism potential.

Published
2016

37. COLLECTIONNEURS CHINOIS LA NOUVELLE DONNE.

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ROBERT, MARTINE

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The article focuses on the development of Chinese contemporary art and its popularity among Chinese art collectors since 2005-2006. According to the article, the Chinese contemporary art market has become more selective after slowing down in 2015. The construction of new art museums in China such as the Long Museum in Shanghai and emerging sought-after artists including Wang GuangLe, Li Ming, and Zhao Zhao are also mentioned.

Published
2016

38. JEAN-FRANÇOIS ZYGEL.

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ROBERT, MARTINE

Abstract

An interview with French pianist, improviser, teacher, and composer Jean-François Zygel is presented. He discusses several topics including his family, being inspired by the film "Mozart, enfant prodige" at the age of eight, classical music and elitism, teaching musical composition and improvisation at the music conservatory Conservatoire de Paris (Paris, France), his passion for silent films, and participating in the operation Piano-peintre, or piano music and painters, at the Musée de Grenoble in Grenoble, France.

Published
2016

39. LA FIAC DEMANDEZ LE PROGRAMME.

Author

DELAURY, VINCENT, PIGUET, PHILIPPE, and ROBERT, MARTINE

Abstract

The article previews the international contemporary art fair Foire internationale d'art contemporain (Fiac) to be held at the Grand Palais in Paris, France, from October 22-25, 2015 and to feature work by numerous artists including Isa Genzken and Kehinde Wiley.

Published
2015

40. QUAND LES GRANDES GALERIES SE PRENNENT POUR DES MUSÉES.

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ROBERT, MARTINE

Abstract

The article looks at how several renowned art galleries design their exhibitions based on a model used by art museums. Topics of discussion include the 2014 retrospective exhibition "Alex Katz, 45 ans de portraits" organized by the Galerie Thaddaeus Ropac in Pantin, France, galleries using the opportunity to display the work of an artist from a different perspective, and the professionalization and growing influence of galleries.

Published
2018

41. LE TOUT-PARIS SE MET À L'HEURE DE LA FIAC.

Author

ROBERT, MARTINE

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The article previews the 2017 edition of the annual Foire internationale d'art contemporain (International contemporary art fair, Fiac) to be held in Paris, France.

Published
2017

42. Nutritional Quality and Degree of Processing of Children's Foods Assessment on the French Market.

Author

Richonnet, Celine, Mosser, Françoise, Favre, Elisabeth, Robert, Martine, Martin, Françoise, and Thiebaut, Isabelle

Abstract

Food packaging marketing techniques which appeal to children (such as cartoon characters and brand mascots) affect children's choices, preferences, and eating habits. Several studies have assessed the nutritional quality of food intended to children in various countries and concluded that most were high in fat, salt, and sugar (HFSS) and ultra-processed foods. The aim of this study is to analyse products intended for children over the age of 3 (foods and beverages with relevant marketing elements on the packaging) available on the French market as regards: (1) nutritional quality, based on the Nutri-Score labelling system, (2) compliance with expected nutritional profile suitable for children, according to the criteria of the WHO Europe Nutrient Profile Model, and (3) degree of processing, as defined by the NOVA classification, from packaging collected in 20 stores (hyper/supermarkets, hard-discount retail chains, and organic food stores). The marketing strategies most often used on children's products are cartoons (97.22%; n = 1120) and mascots (77.78%; n = 896). A total of 1155 products were included in the study, most of which were sugary foods: almost a quarter of the products in the sample (23.81%; n = 275) list a sweetener as the first ingredient, and most of them (89.52%; n = 1034) contain free sugars according to the WHO definition. All the products included in our study feature marketing elements targeting on the packaging, yet 94.88% do not meet the criteria of the WHO Europe Nutrient Profile Model. Most (58.68%; n = 676) belong to Nutri-Score groups D and E, with the highest proportion in group D (39.32%; n = 453) and are ultra-processed (87.97%; n = 1016), especially through the use of flavourings and ultra-processed sugars. Using the Nutri-Score, the WHO Europe Nutrient Profile Model, and the NOVA classification, this study suggests that a significant share of pre-packaged foods marketed to children do not have an adequate nutritional profile. As such, measures are needed to regulate what marketing elements aimed at children can be included on packaging, based on these criteria. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2022
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43. PIERRE BERGÉ.

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ROBERT, MARTINE

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An interview is presented with Pierre Bergé, a French haute couture businessman, book collector, patron of the arts, an honorary president of the Paris Opera (Paris, France). He talks about his book collection to be sold at the auction house Hôtel Drouot (Paris, France) in December 2015, authors who marked him the most, and his passion for paintings and music. His thoughts on the theatrical and musical scene in Paris, France, and his two projects in progress are also discussed.

Published
2015

44. BENJAMIN MILLEPIED.

Author

ROBERT, MARTINE

Abstract

An interview is presented with Benjamin Millepied, a French ballet dancer, choreographer, and director of the Ballet de l'Opéra de Paris (Paris, France). Millepied talks about the relationship between dance and art, collecting photographs, the cultural scene in Paris, France, raising funds for the Opéra, and his dance company L.A. Dance Project. What he finds most difficult in his role as director is also mentioned.

Published
2015

45. PASCAL DUSAPIN.

Author

ROBERT, MARTINE

Abstract

An interview with French musician, composer, and artist Pascal Dusapin is presented. Dusapin talks about how his visual and sound installation "Mille Plateaux" took shape and discusses photography, the meaning of creation, contemporary art and music, and his expectations for the cultural institution Philharmonie de Paris in Paris, France.

Published
2015

46. LAURE ADLER.

Author

ROBERT, MARTINE

Abstract

An interview is presented with Laure Adler, a former French cultural adviser and a journalist, writer producer, and guest exhibition curator at the Musée des beaux-arts in Rouen, France. Adler comments on her exhibition showcasing works by female artists, her interest in art, and some of her favorite artists including Lee Ufan. Additional topics of discussion include African art, design, collecting art, and French cultural policy.

Published
2015

47. ÉRIC RUF.

Author

ROBERT, MARTINE

Abstract

An interview is presented with Éric Ruf, an actor, film director, scenographer, and administrator of the Comédie-Française theater in Paris, France. Ruf comments on his childhood, studying at the decorative arts school known as Olivier de Serres (École nationale supérieure des arts appliqués et des métiers, Paris, France), and sources which inspire his theatrical scenery designs. His work experiences as an asset for his new position and his plans for the theater are also discussed.

Published
2015

48. LA DÉRIVE DES GRANDS CHANTIERS CULTURELS.

Author

ROBERT, MARTINE

Abstract

The article investigates the construction and cost of the symphonic concert hall Philharmonie de Paris (Paris, France) designed by French architect Jean Nouvel and the museum of science and anthropology Musée des Confluences (Lyon, France) designed by the Austrian architectural firm Coop Himmelb(l)au. Their architectural design is also discussed. Topics include a lack of construction contractors in France, preliminary costs which are underestimated, and the recruitment of renown architects, or starchitectes.

Published
2015

49. STÉPHANE MARTIN.

Author

ROBERT, MARTINE

Abstract

An interview is presented with Stéphane Martin, the president of the museum dedicated to the arts and cultures of Africa, Asia, Oceania, and the Americas Musée du quai Branly located in Paris, France. He comments on the museum's success, the effects of globalization, the organization of temporary exhibitions, and the growing success of Primitive arts in the art market. His vision of the institution's future is also discussed. INSET: LES MAYAS AU QUAI BRANLY.

Published
2014

50. 7 CONSEILS POUR RÉUSSIR SA COLLECTION.

Author

ROBERT, MARTINE

Abstract

The article offers advice for amateurs interested in starting their own art collection on the occasion of the 41st edition of the contemporary art fair Foire internationale d'art contemporain (Fiac) held at the Grand Palais in Paris, France. Suggestions include the importance of developing a critical eye for art, understanding the art market, relying on the advice of an art expert, getting to known the artist and his work, and exploring art websites such as Artsy.net.

Published
2014

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