Implementing Effective Phone and Data Solutions for Branch Offices

Large branch offices are not the center of big corporations anymore. In fact, businesses are increasingly opening branch offices in new locations to expand their market base and capitalize on the available markets that are underserved by the services that these businesses offer. It can start with a salesperson in Kansas who starts producing. In the past, the overhead that comes with opening an office meant that the salesperson had to start building sales first. Modern technologies such as Session Initiation Protocol (the industry VoIP standard) and Unified Communications can create a technological infrastructure that turns the home number or mobile number of that salesperson into an extension of the business' phone network. Once the business brings other staff on board, that capability extends to them and the branch office is born before a lease is signed.

This is not limited to the United States, but encompasses the world seamlessly. This is called infinitely scalable technology, and it means that no limits exist to the number of virtual extensions, or remote offices that a business can create. An increasing number of talented professionals in various industries have home offices as well, such as sales, technical services, and business operations. These industries will oftentimes have facilities for additional personnel, and with the right solution, this location eventually becomes the producing branch office before any real cost is incurred, allowing businesses to expand at virtually any rate, with little cost, and no heavy commitment of resources. Would you not want operations in every state of the union, if you could?

Once on this path, it is vital that the technology platform allow for seamless integration, meaning that the main office and the branch offices are, from the standpoint of the communications solution, one unified system with the ability to route a call to an extension anywhere within the system over the VoIP system - at no calling charge. Reliability is another key factor and Unified Communications benefits from a robust peer-to-peer system that can tap into cloud-based business tools (such as CRM and workforce platforms) for enhanced capabilities while eliminating potential points of failure. If your main office goes offline, your personal smartphone can put you right back in the game and your branch assets continue to work. This includes full data backup and security using the most up to date methodologies.

When you bring all of the pieces together, the picture is of a company that is seamless across platforms and locations, with the ability to expand operations into a new market within days rather than months. They also have the confidence that their infrastructure is solid and reliable. Wouldn't you want to be that company?

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Portable Video Phone Connects Parents With Son

A portable video phone kept us in visual touch with our son.

Erik was invited to go on a holiday to Mexico with his cousin, aunt and uncle. To say the least, he was excited. We were also excited for him and we were going to miss him a lot. Being that he is only 15 years old, staying in touch with him was very important to us, as it was to him. Naturally, we wanted to know that he was OK and what he was experiencing in Mexico.

We got a bright idea and sent a portable video phone with him on his trip. All he had to do was plug the phone into a high speed internet connection and we could communicate visually, to our heart's content. This made a huge difference to all of us.

We call it video calling. We were able to see and talk to each other... on the video phone... in living color. It was remarkable how clear the picture and sound were. There was no "lag" or jumpy picture, as you might expect using VOIP technology.

Erik "showed" us the sunburn on his back. We could clearly see the sunburn on his nose and told him to put some lotion on it. We laughed about that. He "showed" us what his hotel room looked like and also the view from his hotel room. He "showed" us the beach and the ocean with the waves crashing in. We could even hear the sound of the waves.

Erik was able to call us toll free, anytime he wanted. His aunt, uncle and cousin were also able to make toll free calls to their family members and friends back home in Canada. All of their family and friends from home were able to call them in Mexico toll free as well. They could do this because the video phone number has the same area code as their own phone number back home.

We were able to really connect and have more "presence" with our son and relatives. Video conferencing with these phones allowed us to have a "real" connection with family. We experienced emotions that would be missing on a normal phone call. Video calling was like being in the same room with them. It was priceless.

Now that we've had this experience, we are replacing our traditional analog phone with this portable video phone. We are doing this because it's better quality reception and it's cheaper, not to mention the benefit of being able to see who we are talking with. We can take it with us anywhere we go.

Video phones are starting to catch on. And for good reason. The best one on the market sells for about $180. You can call unlimited almost anywhere in the world for about $33 a month. Because this new type of phone replaces your existing home phone, it just makes sense. It's cheaper, it's better, it's light years ahead.

Like the introduction of personal computers, fax machines and cell phones, it's a paradigm shift from what we're all used to. We will all be communicating this way very shortly. Believe me, once you've have a video calling experience, you won't be able to live without it. You'll be demanding that your family and friends get onboard.

I'm not the first one to say, it's the way of the future.

One caveat: Be aware of the pros and cons of this new technology and which products to avoid.

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Video Conferencing Phone

I just got off a video conferencing phone call with my daughter, Katie, in Sweden and my friend, Gilbert, in Arizona. We were able to do this because each of us has one of these amazing phones.

I venture to say that most of us still think that video conferencing is complicated and expensive. The popular misconception is that this requires sophisticated know how. Those days are gone. It's a piece of cake and it's available to all of us ordinary people at a ridiculously low price.

It's called a video phone.

There are various models available on the market right now, but only one home video phone that offers true conferencing capabilities. You can have this for less than you are paying right now for your home telephone line. About $33 per month will get you unlimited local and long distance calling to over 60 countries. The hardware cost is about $180, it's a breeze to hook it up and a child can operate it.

This new phone replaces your existing home phone. Your cordless phone handsets will continue to work exactly as they always have.

This is possible because of a complete paradigm shift. A shift in technology. A new discovery of what is possible with digital video communication using the internet as a digital video backbone network.

You might be thinking like I did when the cell phone first arrived or the fax machine or the personal computer. Well, the same thing is happening with video communications. We will all be talking to and seeing each other via digital video technology, within the next few years. It's predicted this will happen by 2014 (66% of us worldwide, believe it or not). It sounds crazy, doesn't it?

My favourite video conferencing phone is the result of collaboration between Texas Instruments, Ojo Labs and Worldgate Communications. This phone is now in its fifth generation of development and represents, by far, the best quality and best value.

Look for these benefits and features that should come standard with your phone:
7 inch, live streaming video picture that runs at over 30 frames per second. (That's high definition).Stereo sound, hands free sound and high quality sound pick up microphonesNo "lag time". No more jumpy, pixelated video picturesReliable digital video network provider500 name and number speed dial memoryOne touch button for conferencingActs as rotating photo frame while not in use as a phoneShould have USB port to download favouritesWi Fi should be built in (where there is no hard internet connection)Interfaces with new generation video mobile cell phonesPortable, works anywhere in the world where there is a high speed internet connectionInterfaces with your Cordless home handsetsAuto adjusts to appropriate band width for optimum video and audio receptionHooks to your wide screen TV, see the person(s) you're talking to on your TV in high defSave money. Your local and long distance calling plan should be unlimited to at least 60 countries and should be much less cost than your existing home phone calling plan.Software updates should be automatic via the internet

When you travel, take your phone with you. It doesn't matter where you are in the world. Plug it in to high speed internet and you are ready make calls to almost any kind of phone almost anywhere in the world. It operates just like your regular home phone. Your video phone number resides "inside" the phone. This means that anyone "back home" with the same area code can call you toll free. It's a local call for them and you can talk as long as you want. It's unlimited.

Your correct choice of video phone will make the difference in terms of the quality and enjoyment of connecting with family and friends.

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Happy video calling,

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Features of the Video Phone

There are so many magnificent features on the video phone and I want to share them with you. All these features and functions come standard on the video phone, meaning no extra cost and on top of that, you get the already low monthly bill.

Here are some of the awesome features: seeing the person you are talking to, enhanced video clarity, enhanced light sensor camera, you can connect it to a larger screen, video voice mail, automatic bandwidth adjustment, Three Way Video calling, call forward, 7" screen, caller ID, call waiting, auto redial, Digital picture frame $80.00-$100.00 dollar value* (When not in use), unlimited calls...

Now what does this means to you? Well you can talk to anyone around the world using audio or video capabilities. Plus you get the digital phone service that includes video and all these wonderful features for the same price you are paying now or probably lower than what you are paying now.

So you no longer have to worry about your loved ones well being, because now you can see them for yourself.

You get to see and talk to them every day with no problem. Like turning on your computer to use the online video chat...that sometimes doesn't work because it freezes or it disconnects. With a video phone you just pick up the phone, dial and talk... it's that simple.

Plus if you don't want to use the video just hit the privacy button and the camera will shut off.

Also if you or someone you know, is hearing impaired you can now communicate easy with the real time video phone ?. It's amazing what this video phone can do!!!

Experience the brand new way of communicating don't get stuck using the out dated regular audio only telephone service. Remember all the features I mentioned above and many more are... Well the price you pay for all of these features is usually cheaper than regular phone service.

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Video Phone - Is a Cost Effective Video Phone A Reality?

Growing up, one of my favorite Saturday morning cartons was the Jetsons. This program had a very interesting vision of the future. There were flying cars, robots that cook, clean and keep us company and I'll never forget George Jetson discussing dinner plans with his wife Jane over a video communications device. Well, parts of that vision of the future are today's reality. I don't know about you but I don't think most automobile drivers are ready to drive flying cars, but being able to communicate using video is something that's well past due.

The video connections have been around for sometime on the personal computer, through the use of applications such as SKYPE and MSN Messenger. Although the quality of the video has not been the best, it is jittery and pixilated. This is mainly due to the fact that these services are primarily free and thus used by a large portion of the video and audio marketplace.

Recently there has been some progress with video technology; this is mainly due to the advent of VOIP technology. VOIP, which stands for voice over internet protocol, allows the device to communicate voice and data over the technology which powers the internet Now as the speeds that are offered by internet providers have increased from dial-up to broadband, so has the development of digital devices that can connect without having to have a computer to host the connection. Now users don't have to be connected to their computer to make and receive phone calls.

The next logical step is to create digital devices that can not only send and receive voice signals, but can also add video signals to the mix. These types of devices have been quite common in corporate networks that utilize secure high-speed networks to accomplish high quality video teleconferencing, although the high cost of the equipment made them a luxury item at best. Recently the demand for high quality video communication for the home has increased and a few companies answered the call. They have started to develop and market various types of solutions.

The cost-effective, easy to use and a high quality video phone is now a reality. Even the most non technically savvy of us can easy and quickly learn to use today video phones, so they can be used by grandparents, parents and even children without having to be concerned that they will be intimidated by the technology. This is guaranteed since most of these new video phone devices work just like the traditional phones that Ma Bell has been providing for years, with an added bonus of providing a video feed. A few devices even completely replace the existing traditional phones, allowing you to call other video phone, traditional landlines both local and long-distance and cellular phones for a fixed monthly charge.

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The Next Technical Revolution Is The Video Phone!

Throughout the ages we have seen technologies that have changed the course of history. There was the stone age, where primitive man learned to fashion crude tools that allowed him to evolve from gatherer to a farmer. Then we see further improvements in technology when man discovered that he could use bronze to create more sophisticated tools. These technological improvements allowed civilizations such as the Greeks to grow and prosper. Then we see further improvements in technologies with the development of iron and steel.

Subsequent to that we had the so-called industrial revolution, this was the turning point as we no longer were required to build our products manually and things changed much more rapidly from this point forward.

Now we jump to the early 1970's and we see the computer revolution create a shift in wealth, with the rise of such men as Bill Gates and corporations such as IBM. Who would believe that at that point in time
having a personal computer in your office was considered being on the cutting edge, even less companies such as Xerox passed on the opportunity to joining the early stages of deploying personal computer technology to the masses, believing that these devices would never be accepted by the general public. If you would have invested $10,000 in a small company named Microsoft when they debuted, today you would be worth millions.

We continue to see further progress in technology during the 1980's with the cell phone revolution. At that time Ma Bell has a monopoly on traditional phone service, there's a rotary dial phone in most urban households and every city seemed to have a payphone on every other street corner. Even rural areas have seen great progress fueled by very high local and long distance prices. Now a few visionaries see a future that was previewed in popular culture such as the comic strip Dick Tracy, where you able to call using a small handheld device. The first generation of the future cellphone was not very portable and actually weighed more than 80 pounds. Some people actually speculated that this technology would not be accepted by the masses, saying things like "Who would want to carry around a phone with them when there's one in every home and street corner". Well, that type of thinking cause many of us to miss from benefiting, financially that is, from the cellphone revolution.

Further on in our journey, although not that many years (or centuries) as we had seen in the past, we see the next opportunity. This was the Internet revolution of the 1990's. since 1995 we have seen companies like E-Bay and Amazon become global retail leaders, again having missed this revolution would cost us dearly. Today you can't find any major retailer that doesn't have an internet site dedicated to selling all of those items that we just can't live without. Companies like Google, Yahoo and Microsoft (Bing) generate billions of dollar in revenue with just advertising alone. Yet another example of the major technology shifts that have created some very rich entrepreneurs. Imagine getting in on the ground floor of any of these companies before they exploded.

Now we say goodbye to twentieth century and yet again we see another revolution that took place, that's the Social Networking Revolution. Just about anyone one planet that's been awake has heard of Facebook and Twitter. This shift in how we use the internet created an opportunity for budding entrepreneurs.

Finally the most recent shift in technology brings us to the digital phone revolution. This is the next huge shift in technology as we no longer have to be restricted by outdated technology that was invented over a century ago. By shifting to digital phone service, we are able to send more information through the same infrastructure while using less of the resources available. Thus this brings down the cost significantly while allowing for more advanced features to be implemented. One of these features is the integration of the video phone with the traditional phone service. We now can see the person as well as hear the person we are communicating with. The FCC has estimated that by the end of 2012 there be over 212 million video phones sold. That kind of growth is truly a revolutionary shift.

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Are You Getting The Best Video Phone Solution Possible?

Have you been trying to get to see your loved one clearly on the computer using the so called free methods?

Does Windows Messenger, GMail or Skype have you fed up with trying to conduct a conversation with your friends and family that never really seem to work properly?

Do you mind wasting your valuable time and energy on low quality video connections through your computer? Isn't your time more valuable than all these so called free service make it seem?

You've tried time and time again to connect to your friends and family through one of the so called free video messenger services available on the web. Only to find out that the quality of the connection is so poor that you feel like you're watching a badly dubbed foreign film.

Other times it's just almost impossible to time it right so that people that are in different time zones actually have their computer turned on and are ready to connect with you.

Not to mention all the technical woes that can cause you to either lose your audio or video connection while trying to get quality family time in.

Finally how much is the security of the your private information worth? Can you afford to let your personal information into the hands of unscrupulous hackers and con men looking to make a quick buck off the so called free solutions?

You can get a high end video conferencing system. With this option the quality of the audio and video will be simply unbelievable.

You can also get the Cisco solution which has a high quality video connected directly to you high definition TV.

Finally you can get the state of the art WorldGate video phone, which provides a HD quality video experience at reasonable prices. Since the WorldGate solution runs on on secure network, your intimate and private details will stay that way.

The high end video conferencing solutions require that you purchase a costly unit for each and every location that you want to connect.

The Cisco solution only works with an HD TV and thus is not portable. In addition it requires a fairly costly device for each location.

Finally the WorldGate video phone is a low cost alternative that provides a portable solution for your video calling needs. It connects to your standard network connection and can be used in stand-alone or with a HD TV configuration.

Do your homework and follow the link below to get more information about how you can get high quality video phones for much less than you would believe.

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Video Phone: Advantages Of A Video Phone

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The technology behind the video phone has been around for more than 30 years. However, the barriers on mass producing this high technology phone delayed its commercial viability. During its birth, production lines were not yet ready to adapt to its complexities. Consumers were amazed by its concept but thought that it was so expensive that it was impossible to have one. Innovation in video and cellular phone technology brought new life to the video phone. The trend in high technology gadgets made people more obsessed with what is the latest desirable electronic gadget.

Aside from being one of the most innovative possessions created by man, the video phone has a number of very important benefits. It has given a more personal aspect to the otherwise simple audio communication. People who are separated by long distances will not only be contented with imagining the face of a friend or a loved one while talking to them on the phone. The conversations will be more exciting if faces with different emotions are seen on a small screen while talking. It is also one way of verifying if the person at the other end of the line is the real one.

In terms of cost, video phones can actually save money in comparison to regular hand phones that have top of the line features. It is affordable to the majority of consumers, especially those who are always traveling. Incidentally, they are the ones who need the gadget more than other people. The rate of charges per call can also become lower as service providers compete for a bigger share of the communication industry. Through the video phone, the boredom that comes with internet and cable based communications like e-mail, chats, etc. is totally eliminated.

For those people with hearing defects, the video phone is truly beneficial. As long as they can see who they are talking to, they can read the movement of the lips or utilize sign language for the purpose. It gives them the chance to enjoy the benefits of modern gadgets even if they are not blessed in some other ways. The video phone maintains bonds between couples, friends, and families who are far away from each other for some good reasons. It is an invention that is not only a luxury but a useful tool that slowly becoming a necessity. In the near future, more people will know and appreciate its significance in their lives.

Chavella Kelly is an internationally respected business coach with years of experience in Marketing. She provides education, training, and informative material to entrepreneurs, small business owners and other businesses. Find out how she can assist you today in staying connected in the digital age with video phones

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Save Money On Your International Calls With Prepaid Phone Cards

Every business is global today and one advantage these prepaid phone cards offer is the ease of making international calls. You can make calls to the country where your business is located or to other countries. They have coverage over a large number of countries and have different plans for each country. This will give you the freedom to provide a means to place international calls for both you and your employees. They also let you make calls when traveling to other countries as well as place business calls located in other countries.

The phone service providers usually charge extravagant high rates for making international calls. When you use a prepaid calling card, you will know much in advance how much talk time you have for making an international call to a specific country. You do not have to wait for the bill to appear to find out how much the call cost you.

At anytime you can visit their website and buy the prepaid phone card. This way you save on a lot of time, money. However, initially you need to invest a little time to study the various rates of the prepaid calling cards and the features they offer. You need to find a calling card which suits your need and budget. You get to choose the country you will be calling from, or the country you will be calling to.

You can use the prepaid phone cards both locally and nationally. These cards can be used from your cell phones as well. Even if your cell phone's battery goes dead or there is no network coverage, you can still make calls with your calling card even from public pay phones.

Most of the cell phone plans have a definite number of usage minutes each month. If you cross the maximum minutes, then you have to pay huge call charges, which can be costly. These calling cards are usually prepaid and they allow you to decide on the number of usage minutes depending upon the card value, and you always have prior knowledge of how many more minutes are left. The best part if you do not finish the minutes, even after a recharge the available phone minutes do not expire.

You also have the liberty to manage your prepaid phone card account online. You and your business employees will now be able to work with more concentration since you will have one thing less to worry about.

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The Growth of the Answering Machine - Let No Phone Go Unanswered

Humans are fascinating people. While we are extremely robust and adapt well to almost any situation and environment, we're also easily trained into developing habits that are impossible to break. This is especially apparent with the need and desire to answer a ringing phone. That sound forces us to want to act; we might be missing something important, something funny, some major opportunity or piece of news. We sometimes even want to answer someone else's phone when it rings.

We'll scramble out of bed or drop what we're doing - on a dime - to make sure the phone is answered. The thought of missing those calls is so appalling to some that we developed ways to never miss a call again. Think it's just modern people pushing for the technology? Not at all.

As long as phones have been ringing, people have been trying to find a way to avoid missing those calls.

The "Telegraphone" - A Sales Rep's Worst Nightmare

Of course there wasn't a great deal of telemarketing taking place during the time, but Valdemar Poulsen wanted to offer people a way to record telephone conversations and phone calls. In 1898 he created the Telegraphone, which was a magnetic wire recorder. It is considered to be the first practical device for recording telephone conversation and paved the way for commercial answering machines to come.

Those systems were a far cry from the digital voicemail we use today. Our electronic systems - which can run either server side (at a telco or phone provider) or client side (within a central, local networked system) record data in a digital format. This data can be easily retrieved from any location - even over the web. Answering machines like the early Telegraphone - and the models to follow - were/are typically installed alongside - or are incorporated within - the telephone system in a residence or business.

Stumbling through Invention and Optimization with Answering Machines

While many companies and individuals dabbled with the technology, attempting to create a commercial answering machine that was viable on the market, it wasn't until 1960 that a quality answering machine was created.

The popular commercial answering machines would record to magnetic tape via reels or cassettes and often had a two-tape system in place that was setup for incoming and outgoing messages. This setup allowed the machine to answer the phone, playback the outgoing message (the recorded greeting) then switch to the recording tape to handle the incoming message.

In single tape systems, the greeting was held at the beginning of the tape. Once the greeting was played, the machine would fast-forward to the next available space on the tape to record the incoming message. Naturally this created a bit of a delay for a heavily used answering machine when there were numerous messages.

Cutting Through the Tape

Magnetic tape was a popular recording format that had widespread use, from answering machines to personal dictation recorders and especially within the music industry. Even still, many sought a cost-effective format for repeated recording as tape often wore out quickly when it was used again and again.

While a variety of devices came to fruition through the 60's and the 70's (such as the Phonemate answering machine in 1971 - which held 20 messages and allowed call-screening) it wasn't until the early 80's that another option was created. In 1983, Dr. Kazuo Hashimoto of Japan invented the first automatic digital Telephone Answering Device (TAD) to be used both in a commercial and residential environment.

Despite the explosive popularity of the digital answering machine, many continued to use answering machines that recorded media to micro or standard size cassette tapes. For some it was a matter of personal preference, others a matter of security and comfort with the new digital technology. Unfortunately for those people, digital technology would only continue to grow.

Answering the Call of Digital Media

Today, cassette based answering machines can still be found, purchased and used for answering and recording phone calls however the vast majority of the world relies on digital answering machines and voicemail. As technology advances, those digital systems are becoming ever more diverse and intricate with new interactive functions added to enhance the user experience.

While older voicemail systems were simplistic in function (deliver the greeting and record the message), new digital answering systems have prompts and voice recognition to help direct a caller to a specific menu, department, voicemail box, etc.

No advancement of technology is capable of taking away the human component however, as is evident by the (still) widespread use of human-operated answering services; some people still prefer to speak with people. Ultimately it comes down to a matter of preference, but choice aside - with all the effort put into this specific niche of technology it's obvious that we cannot let that phone ring out to nothing.

Like Pavlov's dog, we're programmed at the sound of the bell to respond - thankfully answering machines and answering services keep us from running a marathon through our home and business each time someone calls to sell us on a new time share opportunity.

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Understanding Reverse Phone Lookups

Getting calls from a number that you don't know? Have you found a phone number, maybe on your partner's phone, or on speed dial and want to know who it belongs to? Got a phone number from someone you met and want to make sure you're really calling who you think you're calling? You could type the phone number in to a search engine, but that's not reliable. A reverse phone lookup phone service is more reliable because it provides details about a phone number for land lines (regular phones) and mobile phones.

Reverse phone lookup services are also great for verifying someone's address (great for businesses), can help you research a call that appeared on your phone bill, research missed calls and prank calls. Reverse phone lookup is completely private - the owner of the phone you research won't be notified that you searched their number, nor will anyone else ever know (unless you tell someone yourself).

The information you get when doing a reverse lookup includes the owner of the number, current address, whether the number is for a landline or mobile line, phone company or carrier, approximate map location, and any previous addresses. Many reverse phone lookup services also provide access to millions of public records and offer unlimited reverse phone lookups for millions of publicly listed landline phone numbers, and offer unlimited searches for addresses of publicly listed addresses, household members and numbers.

Some information about mobile numbers comes from private databases. As a result, it's recommended to cross-check the results of a mobile number search using more than one reverse phone lookup service. Reverse phone lookup service providers offer links to other reverse phone lookup services on their own site to help take the guess-work out of finding a reputable, independently reviewed, service provider.

Reverse lookup services are available on a search-by-search basis, where you pay for each search, or on a monthly basis. Monthly subscriptions offer the best value because you can perform an unlimited number of searches for the month - this is great when you need to research several numbers. The best part is that billing is often non-recurring - this means that you'll never be billed for an extra month, or months - your subscription expires at the end of the month and you can decide if you want to renew your subscription. You only pay when you decide to pay - that's great value in tough economic times!

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