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SLL Unit 32 Flashcards

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What a girl!

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¡Qué chica!

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What a car!

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¡Qué carro!

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How difficult!

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¡Qué difícil!

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How pretty!

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¡Qué bonita!

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What a pretty girl!

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¡Qué chica tan bonita!

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What an easy lesson!

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¡Qué lección tan fácil!

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What a big car!

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¡Qué carro tan grande!

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What a difficult exercise!

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¡Qué ejercicio tan difícil!

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What a brief lesson!

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¡Qué lección tan breve!

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What a famous problem!

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¡Qué problema más famoso!

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How does one say that in English?

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¿Cómo se dice eso en inglés?

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One can’t do that.

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No se puede hacer.

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You (one) can’t smoke here.

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No se puede fumar aquí.

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You (one) can buy many things in that store.

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Se puede comprar muchas cosas en esa tienda.

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One buys…

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Se compra…

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How does one go?

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¿Cómo se va?

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How does one go from here to the hotel?

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¿Cómo se va de aquí al hotel?

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Do you (one) go by plane or by boat?

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¿Se va por avión o por barco?

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Please, that phrase is not said.

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Por favor, esa frase no se dice.

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Please, that phrase is not used.

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Por favor, esa frase no se usa.

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That expression is not used in my country.

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Esa expresión no se usa en mi país.

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That sentence is not said like that.

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Esa frase no se dice así.

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That word is not used like that.

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Esa palabra no se usa así.

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Those words are not used like that.

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Esas palabras no se usan así.

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Those sentences are not said like that.

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Esas frases no se dicen así.

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Here, the letters are written in Spanish.

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Aquí, las cartas se escriben en español.

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Here one always writes the instructions in three languages.

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Aquí siempre se escriben los instrucciones en tres idiomas.

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In my class, only Spanish is spoken.

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En mi clase, solamente se habla español.

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Only Spanish is spoken here.

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Aquí se habla español nada más.

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Verb: to motion upward

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Subir

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Verb: to motion downward

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Bajar

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In order to go down, you (one) has to go up.

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Para bajar, hay que subir.

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In order to speak Spanish, you have to practice it.

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Para hablar español, hay que practicarlo.

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You (one) have to practice it, you (one) have to write it, you (one) have to read it.

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Hay que practicarlo, hay que escribirlo, hay que leerlo.

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To go (in order to go) to Mexico, you (one) has to pass through Texas.

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Para ir a Méjico hay que pasar por Tejas.

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In order to go to Mr Gomez’ office, you (one) have to go up two floors.

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Para ir a la oficina del Sr Gómez hay que subir dos pisos.

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Don’t forget that you have to come speak to my students tomorrow.

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No se olvide que tiene que venir a hablarles a mis estudiantes mañana.

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Don’t forget that you have to go see Mr Gómez before 5:00

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No se olvide que tiene que ir a ver al Sr Gómez antes de las cinco.

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Don’t forget that in order to go down, at times one has to go up.

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No se olvide que para bajar, a veces hay que subir.

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Two years ago, in order to go down, you had to go up.

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Hace dos años, para bajar, había que subir.

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Twenty years ago, in order to travel through Colombia you had to speak a lot of Spanish.

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Hace veinte años, para viajar por Colombia había que hablar mucho de español.

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Don’t forget that you have to finish this letter before 5:00.

A

No se olvide que tiene que terminar esta carta antes de las cinco

42
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I believe we have to take this to personnel first. (General ‘we’ to no one in particular)

A

Creo que hay que llevar esto a personal primero.

43
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I believe we have to increase the number of conversations. (Gen we)

A

Creo que hay que aumentar el número de conversaciones.

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Don’t forget that we have to finish before 5:00. (Gen we)

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No se olvide que hay que terminar antes de las cinco.

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I’m very glad that you are here with us.

A

Me alegro mucho que ustedes estén aquí con nosotros.

46
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I’m glad that you and your wife can come to eat with us.

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Me alegro que usted y su señora puedan venir a comer con nosotros.

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It is a shame (pity) that María and her husband cannot come to the party tomorrow.

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Es una lástima que María y su esposo no puedan venir a la fiesta mañana.

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It is a shape (pity) that you do not know Alice.

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Es una lástima que usted no conozca a Alicia.

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It is a shame that this lesson is so difficult.

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Es una lástima que esta lección sea tan difícil.

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It is a shame (pity) that you are not a Colombian.

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Es una lástima que usted no sea Colombiano.

51
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I’m very sorry that you don’t feel well.

A

Siento mucho que usted no se sienta bien.

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I’m very sorry that your wife is ill.

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Siento mucho que se señora esté enferma.

53
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I’m very sorry that you don’t feel better.

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Siento mucho que usted no se sienta mejor.

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I’m afraid that it is (or will be) impossible to go today.

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Temo que sea imposible ir hoy.

55
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I’m afraid that it is (or will be) impossible to make the trip this month.

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Temo que sea imposible hacer el viaje este mes.

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I’m afraid Manuel will not go (won’t be going) to the office today. He doesn’t feel well.

A

Temo que Manuel no vaya a la oficina hoy. No se siente bien.

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I’m very sorry. I’m afraid that Manuel will not go to work today. He doesn’t feel well.

A

Lo siento mucho. Temo que Manuel no vaya a trabajar hoy. No se siente bien.

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Nora has so many books that she is afraid that she will drop all of them.

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Nora tiene tantos libros que tiene miedo de que se le caigan todos.

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I’m glad Nora has written it.

A

Me alegro que Nora lo haya escrito.

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I’m glad Nora wrote it.

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Me alegro que Nora lo haya escrito.

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I’m glad José has come to the party.

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Me alegro que José haya venido a la fiesta.

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I’m glad José came to the party.

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Me alegro que José haya venido a la fiesta.

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My friend is glad that I have come also.

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Mi amigo se alegra de que yo haya venido también.

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My friend is happy that I came also.

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Mi amigo se alegra de que yo haya venido también.

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It’s a shame that Gómez didn’t bring his wife.

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Es una lástima que Gómez no haya traído a su esposa.

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It’s a shame that Gómez hasn’t brought his wife.

A

Es una lástima que Gómez no haya traído a su esposa.

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It is a shame that José didn’t finish.

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Es una lástima que José no haya terminado.

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It is a shame that José has not finished.

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Es una lástima que José no haya terminado.

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It’s a shame that Clark didn’t buy it.

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Es una lástima que Clark no lo haya comprado.

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It is a shame that Clark has not bought it.

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Es una lástima que Clark no lo haya comprado.

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I’m glad you didn’t say that.

A

Me alegro que usted no haya dicho eso.

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I’m glad you haven’t said that.

A

Me alegro que usted no haya dicho eso.

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It’s a shame you haven’t brought it.

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Es una lástima que usted no lo haya traído.

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It’s a shame you didn’t bring it.

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Es una lástima que usted no lo haya traído.

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I’m very sorry that you haven’t finished.

A

Siento mucho que usted no haya terminado.

76
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I’m very sorry that you didn’t finish.

A

Siento mucho que usted no haya terminado.

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I’m afraid José hasn’t finished.

A

Temo que José no haya terminado.

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I’m afraid José didn’t finish.

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Temo que José no haya terminado.

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Im afraid José made a mistake.

A

Temo que José haya cometido un error.

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I’m afraid José has made a mistake.

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Temo que José haya cometido un error.

81
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I’m sorry he finished so soon.

A

Siento que haya terminado tan pronto.

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I’m glad he went this morning.

A

Me alegro que haya ido esta mañana.

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It’s a shame that he went last night instead of today.

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Es una lástima que haya ido anoche en vez de hoy.

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I’m afraid he left already. (Use irse)

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Temo que se haya ido ya.

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I’m very sorry he left so soon. (Irse)

A

Siento mucho que se haya ido tan pronto.

86
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It’s a shame that he left last night. (Irse)

A

Es una lástima que se haya ido anoche.

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I’m glad that he left already. (Irse)

A

Me alegro que se haya ido ya.

88
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I’m glad he went this morning.

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Me alegro que haya ido esta mañana.

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What a pity he wasn’t here!

A

¡Qué lástima que no haya estado aquí!

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What a pity he didn’t tell me that!

A

¡Qué lástima que no se haya dicho eso!

91
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What a shame he said that!

A

¡Qué lástima que haya dicho eso!

92
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What a shame he didn’t say that!

A

¡Qué lástima que no haya dicho eso!

93
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What a shame he didn’t tell it to me!

A

¡Qué lástima que no me lo haya dicho!

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I’m very sorry he told you that yesterday.

A

Siento mucho que le haya dicho eso ayer.

95
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I’m very sorry he didn’t call her last night.

A

Siento mucho que no la haya llamado anoche.

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We’re sorry he made a mistake.

A

Sentimos que haya cometido un error.

97
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We’re very sorry we made a mistake.

A

Sentimos mucho que hayamos cometido un error.

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We’re very sorry we went to that party.

A

Sentimos mucho que hayamos ido a esa fiesta.

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