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ERR CONFERENCE ISSUES
Since 1997, when it expanded to quarterly publication, the European Romantic Review has published a NASSR Conference Issue each spring. Go to 2012; 2011; 2010; 2009; 2008; 2007; 2006; 2005; 2004; 2003; 2002; 2001; 2000; 1999; 1998; 1997.
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2012 (ERR 23.3) | Romanticism and Independence. Guest Editors: Andrew Franta and Nicholas Mason
• Andrew Franta and Nicholas Mason, Introduction
Nationalism
• David Simpson, "Looking Back at Romanticism, Nationalism and the Revolt Against Theory"
• Anne Frey, "Romantic Nationalism and the British State"
Performance
• Jeffrey N. Cox, "Running in the Shadows: Revisiting In the Shadows of Romance: Romantic Tragic Drama in Germany, England, and France"
• Gillen D’Arcy Wood, "'Have You Met Miss Ford?' or, Accomplishment Revisited"
Theory
• Tilottama Rajan, "Romanticism and the Unfinished Project of Deconstruction"
• Nicholas Halmi, "'Telling Stories About Romantic Theory'"
Aesthetics
• Frances Ferguson, "Reflections on Burke, Kant, and Solitude and the Sublime"
• Anne-Lise François, "'Untouched by morning – / And untouched by noon –': Succession Without Sequel"
Textuality
• Neil Fraistat, "Textual Addressability and the Future of Editing"
• Andrew Stauffer , "The Nineteenth-Century Archive in the Digital Age"
Women
• Anne Mellor, "Thoughts on Romanticism and Gender"
• Devoney Looser, "Feminist Pioneers, Feminist Classics: Reflections on Age and Generation in Scholarship on Romantic-Era Women’s Writings"
Historicism
• Marjorie Levinson, "Reflections on the New Historicism"
• Mark Canuel, "Historicism, Formalism, and 'Tintern Abbey'"
Print
• Jon Klancher, "Configuring Romanticism and Print History: A Retrospect"
• Andrew Piper, "Vanishing Points: The Heterotopia of the Romantic Book"
Science
• Alan Bewell, "Romanticism and Colonial Environmental History"
• Denise Gigante, "Organizing Romanticism"
Graduate Student Prize Essay
• Brittany Pladek, "'Soothing Thoughts': Romantic Palliative Care and the Poetics of Relief"
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2011 (ERR 22.3) | Romantic Mediations. Guest Editors: Miranda Burgess, Alexander Dick and Michelle Levy
• Miranda Burgess, Alexander Dick, and Michelle Levy, Introduction: Romantic Mediations
• Clifford Siskin and William Warner, "If This Is Enlightenment Then What Is Romanticism?"
• Sonia Hofkosh, "Early Photography’s Late Romanticism"
• Jonathan Sachs, "The Time of Decline"
• Jonathan Mulrooney, "Keats's Avatar"
• Andrew Franta, "Publication and Mediation in 'The English Mail-Coach'"
• Kristen Mahlis, "Signifying Toussaint: Wordsworth and Martineau"
• Anahid J. Nersessian, "Empire and Attachment: A Transnational Tale"
• Andrew Elfenbein, "How to Analyze a Correspondence: The Example of Byron and Murray"
• Heather J. Jackson, "What’s Biography Got to Do with It?"
• Andrew Stauffer, "Hemans by the Book"
• Jon Saklofske, "Remediating William Blake: Unbinding the Network Architectures of Blake’s Songs"
• Iwan Rhys Morus, "What Happened to Scientific Sensation?"
• Amanda Jo Goldstein, "Obsolescent Life: Goethe’s Journals on Morphology "
• Alexander Schlutz, "The Mirror of Laughter: Mediation, Self-Reflection, and Healing in E.T.A. Hoffmann's Princess Brambilla"
• Fannina Waubert de Puiseau, "In Search of a Theater: Staging Byron’s Cain"
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2010 (ERR 21.3) | Romanticism and Modernity. Guest Editors: Robert Mitchell and Thomas Pfau
• Rob Mitchell & Thomas Pfau, "Introduction"
• David E. Wellbery, "Romanticism and Modernity: Epistemological Continuities and Discontinuities"
• Joan Steigerwald, "Natural Purposes and the Reflecting Power of Judgment: The Problem of the Organism in Kant’s Critical Philosophy"
• Tilottama Rajan, "Excitability: The (Dis)Organization of Knowledge from Schelling’s First Outline (1799) to Ages of the World (1815)"
• Ted Underwood, "If Romantic Historicism Shaped Modern Fundamentalism, Would that Count as Secularization?"
• David Collings, "After the Covenant: Romanticism, Secularization, and Disastrous Transcendence"
• Vivasvan Soni, "Modernity and the Fate of Utopian Representation in Wordsworth’s 'Female Vagrant'"
• Christopher Bundock, "'A feeling that I was not for that hour / Nor for that place': Wordsworth’s Modernity"
• Terry Pinkard, "How to Move From Romanticism to Post-Romanticism: Schelling, Hegel, and Heine"
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2009 (ERR 20.2) | Romantic Diversity.
• Alan Bewell, "Introduction"
• Jeffrey Cox, "'Diverse, sheer opposite, antipodes': Diversity, Opposition, and Community in Romantic Culture"
• Martha Jane Musgrove, "The Semi-Detached Flâneuse: Feminine Diversity in Romantic London"
• Sophie Thomas, "'Things on Holiday': Collections, Museums, and the Poetics of Unruliness"
• Rei Terada, "Living a Ruined Life: de Quincey Beyond the Worst"
• Theresa M. Kelley, "Restless Romantic Plants: Goethe meets Hegel"
• Lily Gurton-Wachter, "'An Enemy, I suppose, that Nature has made': Charlotte Smith and the Natural Enemy"
• Melissa Bailes, "Hybrid Britons: West Indian Colonial Identity and Maria Riddell’s Natural History"
• Jacqueline Labbe, "The Hybrid Poems of Smith and Wordsworth: Questions and Disputes"
• Julia Carlson, "Prose Mesurée in the Lakes Tour and Guide: Quoting and Recalibrating English Blank Verse"
• J. Mark Smith, "The Rippling of Verschiedenheit: Wilhelm von Humboldt on Philology, Usage and Intra-Linguistic Diversity"
• Deborah Elise White, "The Burning Library: Benjamin, Hugo, and the Critique of Violence"
• Nikki Hessel, "Romantic Literature and Indigenous Languages: Reading Felicia Hemans in Te Reo Māori"
• Esther Schor, "Universal Romanticism"
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2008 (ERR 19.2) | Emancipation, Liberation, Freedom (BARS/NASSR 2007). Guest Editors: Nick Groom, John Halliwell, Tilottama Rajan
• Nick Groom, John Halliwell, Tilottama Rajan, "Introduction"
• Thomas Pfau, "Beyond liberal Utopia: freedom as the problem of modernity"
• David Worrall, "Chinese Indians: a James Gillray print, Covent Garden's The Loves of Bengal, and the eighteenth-century Asian economic ascendancy"
• Julie Joosten, "'Minute particulars' and the visionary labor of words"
• Sue Chaplin, "A supplement: Godwin's case for justice"
• Alexander Dick, "Romanticism, liberalism, criticism"
• Joshua Lambier, "The organismic state against itself: Schelling, Hegel and the life of right"
• David L. Clark, "Schelling's wartime: philosophy and violence in the age of Napoleon"
• Robin Jarvis, "Madoc in Scotland: a transatlantic perspective on 'Stepping Westward'"
• Jacqueline M. Labbe, "'The absurdity of animals having the passions and the faculties of man': Charlotte Smith's Fables (1807)"
• Julie M. Barst, "Transporting the picturesque: Australia through the Claude Lorraine Glass"
• Lisa Vargo, "Mary Shelley, Corinne, and 'the mantle of enthusiasm'"
• Peter Melville, "Monstrous ingratitude: hospitality in Mary Shelley's Frankenstein"
• Lynda Pratt &Tim Fulford, "Editing Robert Southey for the twenty-first century"
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2007 (ERR 18.2) | Scientia and Techne . Guest Editor: Dino Franco Felluga
General Introduction (Dino Franco Felluga)
The Low-Down on Romantic Theater (Section Introduction by Emily Allen)
• Julie A. Carlson, "New Lows in Eighteenth-Century Theater: The Rise of Mungo"
• Daniel O'Quinn, "Bread: The Eruption and Interruption of Politics in Elizabeth Inchbald's Every One Has His Fault"
• Laura Mandell, "Producing Hate in 'Private' Letters: Horace Walpole, Mary Hays"
• Jim Davis, "The Sublime of Tragedy in Low Life"
Theory, Late and Latest (Section Introduction by Dino Franco Felluga)
• Noel Jackson, "Archaeologies of Perception: Reading Wordsworth after Foucault"
• Jane Moody, "Thomas Brown [alias Thomas Moore], Censorship and Regency Cryptography"
• Laura George, "'The technique of ordinary poetry': Coleridgean Notes toward a Genealogy of Technique"
Romanticism and Life Science - Questions of Method (Section Introduction by Geraldine Friedman)
• Dahlia Porter, "Scientific Analogy and Literary Taxonomy in Darwin's Loves of the Plants"
• David Collings, "The Discipline of Death: Knowledge and Power in An Essay on the Principle of Population"
• Thomas Pfau, "Of Ends and Endings: Teleological and Variational Models of Romantic Narrative"
Romantic Organicisms and Romantic Multiplicities (Section Introduction by Arkady Plotnitsky)
• Peter B. Ford, "Aestheticizing the Laboratory: "Delirium," the Chemists, and the Boundaries of Language"
• Joan Steigerwald, "Figuring Nature: Ritter's Galvanic Inscriptions"
• Denise Gigante, "Zeitgeist"
Graduate Student Essay Award
• Dimitri Karkoulis, "'They pluck'd the tree of Science / And sin': Byron's Cain and the Science of Sacrilege"
Afterword
• Michael O'Neill, "'Inspiration Is Inspiration': In Memory of Robert Woof and Jonathan Wordsworth"
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2006 (ERR 17.2) | Deviance and Defiance . Guest Editors: Joel Faflak and Michael Eberle-Sinatra
• Joel Faflak and Michael Eberle-Sinatra, Introduction: "Deviance and Defiance"
• Tim Fulford, "Romantic Indians and their Inventors"
• Rebecca Cole Heinowitz, "'Thy World, Columbus, Shall Be Free': British Romantic Deviance and Spanish American Revolution"
• A. A. Markley, "Aristocrats Behaving Badly: Gambling and Dueling in the 1790s Novel of Reform"
• Laura Mandell, "Producing Hate in 'Private' Letters: Horace Walpole, Mary Hays"
• Emily Rohrbach, "Anna Barbauld’s History of the Future: A Deviant Way to Poetic Agency"
• Peter J. Manning, "The Persian Wordsworth"
• Cara Norris, "The Suspension of Habeas Corpus and Narrative Proliferation in Wordsworth’s The Borderers"
• Nancy Yousef, "Wordsworth, Sentimentalism, and the Defiance of Sympathy"
• Terry F. Robinson, "'A mere skeleton of history': Reading Relics in Jane Austen’s Northanger Abbey"
• Joanna Aroutian, "The Sexual Family in Mansfield Park"
• Daniela Garofalo, "'A Left-Handed Way': Modern Masters in William Godwin’s Caleb Williams"
• Matthew Scott, "John Keats and the Aesthetics of TopsyiTurvy"
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2005 (ERR 16.2) | Romantic Cosmopolitanism. Guest Editors: Jillian Heydt-Stevenson and Jeffrey N. Cox
• Jillian Heydt-Stevenson and Jeffrey N. Cox, Introduction: "Are Those Who Are ‘Strangers Nowhere in the World’ at Home Anywhere: Thinking about Romantic Cosmopolitanism"
• David Simpson, "The Limits of Cosmopolitanism and the Case for Translation"
• Angela Esterhammer, "The Cosmopolitan Improvvisatore: Spontaneity and Performance in Romantic Poetics"
• Alan Bewell, "William Jones and Cosmopolitan Natural History"
• Paul Youngquist, "The Afro Futurism of DJ Vassa"
• Courtney Wennerstrom, "Cosmopolitan Bodies and Dissected Sexualities: Anatomical Mis-stories in Ann Radcliffe's Mysteries of Udolpho"
• Bo Earle, "World Legislation: the Form and Function of a Romantic Cosmopolitanism"
• Vivien Jones, "Reading for England: Austen, Taste, and Female Patriotism"
• Julie Kipp, "Back to the Future: Walter Scott on the Politics of Radical Reform in Ireland and Scotland"
• Celeste Langan, "Coup De Tête: Napoleon’s Supposed Epilepsy"
• Deborah Elise White, "Victor Hugo's Romantic Exile"
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2004 (ERR 15.2) | Placing Romanticism--Sites, Borders, Forms. Guest Editors: Michael Macovski & Sarah Zimmerman
• Michael Macovski, "Placing Romanticism--Sites, Borders, Forms
• Judith Thompson, "From Forum to Repository: A Case Study in Romantic Cultural Geography"
• Theresa M. Kelley, "Romantic Nature Bites Back: Adorno and Romantic Natural History"
• Charles J. Rzepka, "Sacrificial Sites, Place-Keeping, and 'Pre-History' in Wordsworth's 'Michael'"
• Kevis Goodman, "Magnifying Small Things: Georgic Modernity and the Noise of History"
• Julia M. Wright, "National Erotics and Political Theory in Morgan's The O'Briens and the O'Flahertys"
• Anne-Lise Francois, "The Starring of Loss in Wordsworth and Dickinson"
• Beth Lau, "Placing Jane Austen in the Romantic Period: Self and Solitude in the Works of Austen and the Male Romantic Poets"
• Daniel E. White, "'Mysterious Sanctity': Sectarianism and Syncretism from Volney to Hemans"
• Debbie Lee, "Java, Insincerity, and Imposture: The Stories of Stamford Raffles and Mary Baker"
• Maureen N. McLane, "Tuning the Multi-Media Nation, or, Minstrelsy of the Afro-Scottish Border ca. 1800"
• Suzie Park, "Resisting Demands for Depth in The Wanderer"
• Timothy Morton, "Wordsworth Digs the Lawn"
• Jeffrey N. Cox, "Communal Romanticism"
• Tilar J. Mazzeo, "Coleridge, Plagiarism, and the Psychology of the Romantic Habit"
• Karen Weisman, "The Bounds of Lyric: Romantic Grasps Upon the Actual"
• Catherine Burroughs (ed.), "Producing Joanna Baillie"
• Michael Bradshaw, "Review of the Performance of Death's Jest-Book"
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2003 (ERR 14.2) | Romanticism and History. Guest Editor: Joel Faflak
• Joel Faflak, "Romanticism and History"
• Julie Carlson, "Fancy's History"
• Sophie Thomas, "Assembling History: Fragments and Ruins"
• Tilottama Rajan, "Spirit's Psychoanalysis: Natural History, the History of Nature, and Romantic Historiography"
• Mark Hewitt, "[Re]Zoning the Naïve: Schiller's Construction of Auto-Historiography"
• Jerrold E. Hogle, "The Gothic-Romantic Relationship: Underground Histories in 'The Eve of St. Agnes'"
• William Galperin, "The Uses and Abuses of Austen's 'Absolute Historical Pictures'"
• Yoon Sun Lee, "Time, Money, Sanctuary and Sociality in Scott's The Fortunes of Nigel"
• Julia M. Wright, "'The Same Dull Round Over Again': Colonial History in Moore’s Memoirs of Captain Rock"
• Dino Felluga, "The Fetish-Logic of Bourgeois Subjectivity, or, the Truth the Romantic Poet Reveals about the Victorian Novel"
• David Clark, "We 'Other Prussians': Bodies and Pleasures in De Quincey and Late Kant"
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2002 (ERR 13.2) | Romantic Subjects. Guest Editors: Gary Handwerk & Debbie Lee.
• Gary Handwerk and Debbie Lee, "NASSR 2001: Romantic Subjects"
• Rebecca Gagan, "Hegel Beside Himself: Unworking the Intellectual Community"
• A. C. Goodson, "The Eye of Melancholy: Zimmerman's Solitude and Romantic Interiority"
• Keith Chapin, "The Grammar of Musical Communication: Two Versions of Counterpoint in Early Romantic Literature"
• Tili Boon Cuillé, "The Sublime and the Grotesque: Opera and the Romantic Aesthetic"
• Anne K. Mellor, "Interracial Sexual Desire in Charlotte Dacre's Zofloya"
• William Davis, "Mathilda and the Ruin of Masculinity"
• Peter Melville, "The Sleepy Carib: Rousing the 'Native Informant' in Rousseau"
• Esther Wohlgemut, "'What Do You Do With That At Home?': The Cosmopolitan Heroine and the National Tale"
• Sharon Alker, "The Business of Romance: Mary Brunton and the Virtue of Commerce"
• Jan Mieszkowski, "The Syntax of the Revolution"
• J. M. Baker, Jr., "Bipolarity in Novalis' Critique of the Christian Religion"
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2001 (ERR 12.2) | Romanticism and the Physical. Guest Editors: Jerrold E. Hogle, Mark Lussier, & Bryan Short.
• Jerrold E. Hogle, Mark Lussier, and Bryan Short, "Romanticism and the Physical: An Introduction."
• Clifford Siskin, "VR Machine: Romanticism and the Physical"
• Kate Rigby, "The Rediscovery of (the Other) Place in European Romanticism"
• Anna Vaughn Clissold, "Matters of Necessity: Schelling's Timaeus and the Relation of Plato's Chora to the Understanding of Nature"
• Don Kelly Coble, "The Anthropology of Evil in Kant and Schelling"
• David M. Baulch, "Reflective Aesthetics and the Last Judgment: Blake's Sublime and Kant's Third Critique"
• Michael Gamer, "Authorizing The Baviad: William Gifford and The Satires of Juvenal"
• Jeanne Moskal, "Cleanliness, Dirt, and Nationalism in Ann Radcliffe's Dutch Travels"
• Melynda Nuss, "'The Gory Head Rolls Down the Giants' Steps!': The Return of the Physical in Byron's Marino Faliero"
• Robert Kaufman, "The Work of Romanticism in the Age of Mechanical Postmodernism"
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2000 (ERR 11.2) | Romanticism and the New. Guest Editors: Kathleen McConnell & Laura Landon.
• Kathleen McConnell and Laura Landon, "Romanticism and the New"
• Bibliography I: NASSR '99 Papers Published Elsewhere
• Bibliography II: Web Resources Presented at NASSR '99
• Tilottama Rajan, "System and Singularity from Herder to Hegel"
• Dino Felluga, "'With a Most Voiceless Thought': Byron and the Radicalism of Textual Culture"
• George Elliott Clarke, "Racing Shelley, or Reading The Cenci as a Gothic Slave Narrative"
• Haley Bordo, "Reinvoking the 'Domestic Muse': Anna Laetitia Barbauld and the Performance of Genre"
• Michael G. Miller, "Modern Neuroscience and Coleridge's Theory of the Imagination"
• Michael Kohler, "A Romantic Critique of Ecological Modernization"
• John L. Greenaway, "Acoustic Figures and the Romantic Soul of Reason"
• Ann T. Gardiner, "Obiter Dicta: Germaine de Stael in the Times, July 1817"
• Robert Lapp, "Romanticism Repackaged: The New Faces of 'Old Man' Coleridge in Fraser's Magazine, 1830-35"
• Pam Perkins, "A Taste for Scottish Fiction: Christian Johnstone's Cook and Housewife's Manual"
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1999 (ERR 10.2) | 1798 and Its Implications. Guest Editors: Angela Esterhammer & Julia M. Wright.
• Angela Esterhammer and Julia M. Wright, "Implications of 1798"
• Andrew Lincoln, "What Was Published in 1798?"
• Paul Youngquist, "Lyrical Bodies: Wordsworth's Physiological Aesthetics"
• Jacqueline M. Labbe, "Deflected Violence and Dream-Visions in Mary Robinson's Lyrical Tales"
• Geraldine Friedman, "Rereading 1798: Melancholy and Desire in the Construction of Edgeworth's Anglo-Irish Union"
• Nicholas M. Williams, "'Bewildering Dreams and Extravagant Fancies': The Sublime of Population in Thomas Malthus"
• Winfried Menninghaus, "'Disgusting Impotence' and Romanticism"
• Michael Arshagouni, "Bridging the Gap: Reichardt's Die Geisterinsel as a Link Between the Worlds of Enlightenment and Romanticism"
• Fabienne Moore, "'Revolution' or 'Deplorable School'? Chateaubriand's Analysis of French and British Romanticism in the Memoiresd'outre-tombe"
• Greg Kucich, "'The Wit in the Dungeon': Leigh Hunt and the Gender Politics of Cockney Coteries"
• David Punter, "Revising the Uncanny"
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1998 (ERR 9.2) | Romanticism and Its Others. Guest Editors: Robert Alexander, Adam Carter, Kevin D. Hutchings, and Neville F. Newman.
• Robert Alexander, Adam Carter, Kevin D. Hutchings, and Neville F. Newman, "Alterity in the Discourses ,of Romanticism"
• Arkady Plotnitsky, "A Dancing Arch: Formalization and Singularity in Kleist, Shelley and de Man"
• Karen A. Weisman, "Provocation and Person-hood: Romanticism In Extremis"
• Fabienne Moore, "Chateaubriand's Alter Egos: Napoleon, Madame de Staël and the 'Indian Savage'"
• Balachandra Rajan, "Monstrous Mythologies: Southey and The Curse of Kehama"
• Daniel O'Quinn, "Inchbald's Indies: Domestic and Dramatic Re-Orientations"
• Gary Handwerk, "Envisioning India: Friedrich Schlegel's Sanskrit Studies and the Emergence of Romantic Historiography"
• Susan Murley, "The Use of Marginalia in Coleridge's Aids to Reflection: Collaboration as Supplementation"
• Michael Laplace-Sinatra, "Science, Gender and Otherness in Shelley's Frankenstein and Kenneth Branagh's Film Adaptation"
• Marc Redfield, "Spectral Romanticisms" (special session)
• Karen Swann, "The Strange Time of Reading"
• Jerrold E. Hogle, "The Gothic Ghost as Counterfeit and its Haunting of Romanticism: The Case of 'Frost at Midnight'"
• Laura Quinney, "Wordsworth's Ghosts and the Model of the Mind"
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1997 (ERR 8.2) | British Romanticism: Global Crossings. Guest Editors: Elizabeth Fay & Alan Richardson.
• Elizabeth Fay and Alan Richardson, "British Romanticism: Global Crossings"
• Charles J. Rzepka, "Thomas De Quincey's 'Three-Fingered Jack': The West Indian Origins of the 'Dark Interpreter'"
• Nanora Sweet, "'Hitherto closed to British enterprise': Trading and Writing the Hispanic World circa 1815"
• Anne K. Mellor, "Romanticism, Gender and the Anxieties of Empire: An Introduction" (special session)
• Tilar J. Mazzeo, "'A mixture of all the styles': Colonialism, Nationalism, and Plagiarism in Shelley's Indian Circle"
• Debbie Lee, "Mapping the Interior: African Cartography and Shelley's The Witch of Atlas"
• Diane Long Hoeveler, "Charlotte Dacre's Zofloya: A Case Study in Miscegenation as Sexual and Racial Nausea"
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