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13.filaments Passage 2塔斯马尼亚虎“Danger, “ says the sign on the door of a laboratory at the Australian Museum inSydney: “Tasmanian Tiger, Trespassers will be eaten!” The joke is that the Tasmaniantiger—a beloved symbol of the island state that appears on its license plate—has beenextinct for nearly seven decades. But researchers behind that door are working to bringthe animal back to life by cloning it, using DNA extracted from specimens preserveddecades ago. Among other things, the work raises questions about the nature ofextinction itself.A The Tasmanian tiger’s Latin designation, Thylacinus cynocephalus, or “dogheadedpouched-dog,” makes it redundantly clear that the marsupial’s felinenickname is a misnomer. Yet its striped coat was cat-like, which runs nearlyshoulder to tail. The animal had large, powerful jaws, which secured thepredator a place atop the local food chain. Females carried their young inbackward-facing pouches. Thylacines, once spread throughout mainlandAustralia and as far north as New Guinea, were probably outcompeted for foodby the dingoes ( 猎狗) that humans introduced to the area some 4,000 yearsago, says Australian Museum director Mike Archer, founder of the cloningproject. Eventually, thylacines remained only on the dingo-free island ofTasmania, south of the mainland. But with the arrival of European settlers inthe 1800s, the marsupial’s days were numbered. Blamed (often wrongly) forkilling livestock, the animals were hunted indiscriminately. The governmentmade thylacines a protected species in 1936, but it was too late; It was a frigidwinter night in 1936. A lone Tasmanian tiger huddled in his— or her— openenclosure at Hobart Zoo. With nowhere to shelter from the cold and no keepersto care, the delicately striped animal died. When this solitary animal—whosesex was not even recorded because of lack of interest—died, so did an entirespecies, the last specimen reportedly died in captivity the same year. What’smore, with the passing into extinction of the Tasmanian tiger, Thylacinuscynocephalus, it was the end of the line for an entire family of marsupials thathad lived in Australia for millions of years.B The Australian researchers set out to bring the animal back partly to atonefor humanity’s role in its extinction, Archer says. The idea took root 15 yearsago when he saw a pickled thylacine pup in the museum’s collection. “Itjarred me and started me thinking,” recalls the 58-year-old paleontologist andzoologist, who received his undergraduate degree from Princeton Universityand his doctorate from the University of Western Australia. “DNA is therecipe for making a creature. So if there is DNA preserved in the specimen,why shouldn’t we begin to use technology to read that information, and thenin some way use that information to reconstruct the animal? I raised the issuewith a geneticist. The response was derisive laughter.”C Then, in 1996, Dolly the sheep burst onto the scene and, suddenly, Archer says,“cloning wasn’t just a madman’s dream.” Dolly proved that DNA from anordinary animal cell— in her case, a ewe’s udder— could generate a virtuallyidentical copy, or clone, of the animal after the DNA was inserted into a treatedegg, which was implanted in a womb and carried to term. Archer’s goal iseven more ambitious: cloning an animal with DNA from long-dead cells,reminiscent of the sci-fi novel and movie Jurassic Park. The challenge? TheDNA that makes up the chromosomes in which genes are bundled falls apartafter a cell dies.D Researchers working with Don Colgan, head of the museum’s evolutionarybiology department, extracted DNA from a thylacine pup preserved in alcoholin 1866, and biologist Karen Firestoneobtained additional thylacine DNAfrom a tooth and a bone. Then, usinga technique called polymerase chainreaction, the researchers found that   the thylacine DNA fragments couldbe copied. The scientists next have   to collect millions of DNA bits andpieces and create a “library” of the possibly tens of thousands of thylacine genes— a gargantuan task, they concede. Still, an even greater obstacle looms, that of stitching all those DNA fragments together properly into functioning chromosomes; the scientists don’tknow how many chromosomes a thylacine had, but suspect that, like relatedmarsupials, it had 14. But no scientist has ever synthesized a mammalianchromosome from scratch. If the Aussie scientists accomplish those feats,they may try to generate a thylacine by placing the synthetic chromosomesinto a treated egg cell of a related species— say, a Tasmanian devil, anothercarnivorous marsupial—and implant the egg in a surrogate mother.E Such cross-species cloning, as the procedure is called, is no longer fantasy.In 2001, Advanced Cell Technology (ACT) of Worcester, Massachusetts,succeeded in cloning, for the first time, an endangered animal, a rare wild oxcalled a gaur. This past April, scientists from ACT, Trans Ova Genetics ofSioux Center, Iowa, and the Zoological Society of San Diego announced theyhad cloned a banteng, an endangered wild bovine species native to SoutheastAsia, using a domesticated cow as a surrogate mother. Meanwhile, researchersin Spain are trying to clone an extinct mountain goat, called a bucardo, usingcells collected and frozen before the species’ last member died in 2000. Otherscientists hope to clone a woolly mammoth from 20,000-year-old specimensfound in Siberian permafrost.F Many scientists are skeptical of the thylacine project. Ian Lewis, technologydevelopment manager at Genetics Australia Cooperative Ltd., in BacchusMarsh, Victoria, Australia, says the chances of cloning an animal from“snippets” of DNA are “fanciful.” Robert Lanza, ACTs medical director andvice president, says cloning a thylacine is beyond existing science. But it maybe within reach in several years, he adds: “This area of genetics is movingforward at an exponential rate.”G In Australia, critics say the millions of dollars that the thylacine project willcost would be better spent trying to save endangered species and disappearinghabitats. One opponent, Tasmanian senator and former Australia WildernessSociety Director Bob Brown, says people might become blase aboutconservation if they’re lulled into thinkinga lost species can always be resurrected.The research “feeds the mind-set thatscience will fix everything,” he says.Another concern touches on the great nature-nurture quandary: Would a clonedthylacine truly represent the species, given that it would not have had thechance to learn key behaviors from other thylacines? For some carnivores, saysUniversity of Louisville behavioral ecologist Lee Dugatkin, “it’s clear thatyoung individuals learn various hunting strategies from parents.” And a fosterparent might not fill the gap. Dugatkin asks whether a cloned Tasmanian tigerraised by a surrogate Tasmanian devil would just be a devil in tiger’s clothing.H But Archer says, in effect, a thylacine is a thylacine, however its DNAblueprint is obtained, because much animal behavior, including that ofmarsupials, is genetically hardwired or instinctual. We take kittens and raisethem with humans, but they still behave like cats,” he points out. And Archer,who envisions nature preserves populated by cloned thylacines and theiroffspring, says the project is actually a boon to conservation: it shows what ittakes just to contemplate resurrecting a vanished species. For now, Archer andcoworkers are trying to piece together the thylacine’s exact genetic makeup.
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15 Australia
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17 Tasmania
18 European (settlers)
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27D Passage 3 女性领导力文章大意:female leader全文是对于女性领导者的领导力调查,调查中女性对自己的评分高于同事对她们的评分,这是令人惊讶的部分。后面的部分就是谈论女性领导者缺乏visionary leadership,有三个原因。一个原因是调查的时候,要求员工评分的对象是general female leader,而不是她们自己的领导。第二个原因是女性领导者更喜欢合作而不是自己做决定。第三个原因 女性做决定时更佳小心谨慎,她们需要大量的数据来支持自己的观点。但是visionary很重要,只有提高这个能力,女性才能在决策中占据重要地位。
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回忆3:国内:小作文折线图 日本工资和黑白电视价格的变化描述和说下关系 大作文人类行为对植物动物产生负面影响 有些人认为现在解决这个问题太晚 有些人认为有效措施可以解决这个问题
阅读1:Bovids阅读2:Farming 阅读3:Group Behaviour,回忆4:大作文 Human activities 对plant and animal species negative effect有些人认为too late to do anything 有的人认为要 take effective actionimprove situation.
回忆5:小作文线图,日本人月收入情况以及黑白电视和彩色电视的价格变化,大作文植物动物,有的人认为采取举动晚了,有的认为采取有效措施可以改善现象,分析两种观点给出你的观点。
回忆6:小作文折线图:日本从1953到1973之间平均月收入(上升先慢后快),黑白电视(下降先快后慢),彩色电视的价格变化(下降从1963开始才出现彩色电视)。大作文:人类行为对植物和动物有消极影响,有人认为现在再维护已经太晚了,有人认为还有很多可以采取的积极行动。讨论双边给出观点。回忆7:阅读:Passage 1
答案:
1.D
2.D
3.C
4.C
5.B
6.D
7.A
8.B
9. royal antelope
10. the auroch
11.longsplayed hooves
12. arid deserts
13. pronghorn 

题材:农业
题目:An alternative approach of farming in Hondur as
题型:配对题5+ 摘要提空5+多选题2
参考文章:洪都拉斯(Honduras)雨林的新农耕

14-19段落信息配对题
14.why does the previous mode of farming need constantly changing places?—A
15. the new working mode does not care who the operator is.—— F
16. A kind of material that must be added——F
17. how the new mode of farming (IAC) imitates the process of forest——D
18. why farmers have to continue the unattainable farming on the infertile land——B
19. A description of the cost of using this new approach of planting crops——C
20-24摘要填空题
the government and Dr.Hans promoted the approach of shifting agriculture and recycling of fertilizers without too much attention,because it is lack of light so that weeds and grass will not survive. the pruned brances would be put on the ground to form a thick layer of decomposing leaves. the crops would get nutrients from the holes. this approach poses no risk onframers' livelihood.
25-26多选题
what are the benefits of new approach of farming?
A. more family members are involved
B. this techonlogy will increase new species of local plant
C. the same land can be recycled
D. the new approach requires more labor than the traditional one

Passage3
题材:人类行为研究类
题目:group behavior
题型:人物观点配对题9+摘要填空题4
文章大意:人类个人努力以及其在集体工作中获得的成就进行对比。做了一个experiment, 把人分成两组,一组人被告知
是自己在做任务,心情受到影响。第二组人被告知尽管自己在房间里,不过被告知是和一个团队在工作, 而且被告知平均化结果了。结果是第二
组人比第一组人有更好的performance.
答案:
social loafing
social facilitation回忆8:听力S1
S2 自行车出行待补S3 两个大学生计划做教小学生认识池塘里的生物课程,征求导师的意见S4 澳洲当代艺术品设计
回忆9:Section 1
场景:咨询场景-医疗咨询
参考答案:
答案回忆:
1. Prebstney
2. 18 march
3. 34 Market Road
4. European
5. citizen
6. high user
7. Castle
8. North
9. full time
10. sport injury
Section 2
场景:学术讨论-授课安排
参考答案:
11. B rock climbing
12. B 10.15
13. A certain paths can be used by cycling
14. C campsite is bigger
15. A borrow equipment
16. F
17. A Internet café
18. D
19. H
20. C

Section 3场景:学术讨论-两个学生想要教孩子们如何区分池塘里生物的课程
参考答案:
21-25
21. what did they get before going?
The permission to visit the pond
22. why do they decide not to use a worksheet?
Because they do not want to make it structured
23. what’s their purpose to do this?
To identify the food chain
24. what advice does the professor give them?
The professor suggests them to provide variation to the class
25.During the last lesson, why do they decide to use movie instead of a real animal?
It would be more interesting if use animal but movie is easier to control. It's practical
26-30
They are talking about the course arrangements
26. what do they want the whole class to do?
Listen to teachers
27. What do they want the children do in pairs?
Do a list
28. What do they want the whole class to do after that?
Report ideas
29. individual: to fill some worksheets
30. individual: to ask the children to draw a picture of the animal they learned from this: do a drawing.

Section 4场景:讲座-澳大利亚当代艺术家及其作品
参考答案:
31-40 Completion
Ernabella Arts
31. rugs made from wool/cotton
Tiwi Design
32. 设计师擅长于 natural images: bird
33. Design eg:用于求雨 in symbol asking of rain
Bima Wear
34. Based on symbols, structures, family and nature
Desert Designs: Jimmy Pike
35. Jimmy Pike began his life as an design artist start in prison
36. Design can be used in 用于 making clothing
37. 艺术家 Jimmy Pike 的灵感来自于 Australia, especially the desert.
Bronwyn Bancroft
38. Cathy Freeman’s jeans 出名因为 lizards and a tailless snake.
39. Fabric’s Background look like a rainbow
40. 最后举例,讲到一堆年轻夫妻 Love 命名为“the couple case”.阅读Passage 1:
题目:Bovid
内容:动物类——牛科动物
题型:单选3+特殊词匹配5+简答5
Bovid
The family of mammals called bovids belongs to the Artiodactyl class, which also includes giraffes. Bovids are highly diverse group consisting of 137 species, some of which are man's most important domestic animals.

Bovids are well represented in most parts of Eurasia and Southeast Asian islands, but they are by far the most numerous and diverse in the latter. Some species of bovid are solitary, but others live in large groups with complex social structures. Although bovids have adapted to a wide range of habitats,from arctic tundra to deep tropical forest, the majority of species favour open grassland, scrub or desert. This diversity of habitat is also matched by great diversity in size and form: at one extreme is the royal antelope of West Africa, which stands a mere 25cm at the shoulder; at the other, the massively built bisons of North America and Europe, growing to a shoulder height of 2.2m.

Despite differences in size and appearance, bovids are united by the possession of certain common features. All species are ruminants,which means that they retain undigested food in their stomachs,and regurgitate it as necessary. Bovids are almost exclusively herbivorous.
★herbivorous: plant-eating
★★incisors: front teeth

Typically their teeth are highly modified for browsing and grazing: grass or foliage is cropped with the upper lip and lower incisors (the upper incisors are usually absent), and then ground down by the cheek teeth. As well as having cloven, or split, hooves, the males of all bovid species and the females of most carry horns. Bovid horns have bony cores covered in a sheath of horny material that is constantly renewed from within; they are unbranched and never shed.They vary in shape and size: the relatively simple horns of a large Indian buffalo may measure around 4m from tip to tip along the outer curve,while the various gazelles have horns with a variety of elegant curves. Five groups, or sub-families, may be distinguished Bovinae, Antelope, Caprinae, Cephalophinae and Antilocapridae. The sub-family Bovinae comprises most of the larger bovids, including the African bongo, and nilgae, eland, bison and cattle.Unlike most other bovids they are all non-territorial. The ancestors of the various species of domestic cattle banteng, gaur, yak and water buffalo are generally rare and endangered in the wild, while the auroch (the ancestor of the domestic cattleof Europe) is extinct.

The term 'antelope' is not a very precise zoological name - it is used to loosely describe a number of bovids that have followed different lines of development. Antelopes are typically long-legged, fast-running species, often with long horns that may be laid along the back when the animal is in full flight. There are two main sub-groups of antelope:
Hippotraginae, which includes the oryx and the addax, and Antilopinae, which generally contains slighter and more graceful animals such as gazelle and the springbok. Antelopes are mainly grassland species, butmany have adapted to flooded grasslands: pukus, waterbucks and lechwes are all good at swimming in deep water, while lthseuallytftngahas long, splayed hooves that enable it to walk freely on swampy ground.

The sub-family Caprinae includes the sheep and the goat, together with various relatives such as the goral and the tahr. Most are woolly or have long hair. Several species, such as wild goats, chamois and ibex, are agile cliff – and mountain-dwellers. Tolerance of extreme conditions is most marked in this group: Barbary and bighorn sheep have adapted to arid deserts, while Rocky Mountain sheep survive high up in mountains and musk oxen in arctic tundra.
The duiker of Africa belongs to the Cephalophinae sub-family. It is generally small and solitary, often living in thick forest. Although mainly feeding on grass and leaves, some duikers - unlike most other bovids- are believed to eat insects and feed on dead animal carcasses, and even to kill small animals.

The pronghorn is the sole survivor of a New World sub-family of herbivorous ruminants, the Antilocapridae in North America. It is similar in appearance and habits to the Old World antelope. Although greatly reduced in numbers since the arrival of Europeans, and the subsequent enclosure of grasslands, the pronghorn is still found in considerable numbers throughout North America, from Washington State to Mexico. When alarmed by the approach of wolves or other predators, hairs on the pronghorn's rump stand erect, so showing and emphasising the white patch there. At this signal, the whole herd gallops off at speed of over 60 km per hour.

Questions 1-3
Choose the correct letter A, B, C or D.
Write the correct letter in boxes 1-3 on your answer sheet.
1.In which region is the biggest range of bovids to be found?
A.   Africa
B.   Eurasia
C.   North America
D.   South-east Asia
2.Most bovids have a preference for living in
A.   isolation
B.   small groups
C.   tropical forest
D.   wide open spaces
3.Which of the following features do all bovids have in common?
A.   their horns are shot
B.   they have upper incisors
C.   they store food in the body
D.   their hooves are undivided

Questions 4-8
Look at the following characteristics (Question 4-8) and the list of sub-families below.
Match each characteristic with the correct sub-family, A, B, C, or D.
Write the correct letter, A, B, C or D, in boxes 4-8 on your answer sheet.
NB You may use any letter more than once
4.       can endure very harsh environments
5.       includes the ox and the cow
6.       may supplement its diet with meat
7.       can usually move at speed
8.       does not defend a particular area of land

List of sub-families
A.   Antelope
B.   Bovinae
C.   Caprinae
D.   Cephalophinae

Question 9-13
Answer the questions below.
Choose NO MORE THAN THREE WORDS from the passage for each answer.
Write your answers in boxes 9-13 on your answer sheet.
9.   What is the smallest species of Bovid called?
10.   Which species of Bovinae has now died out?
11.   What facilitates the movement of the sitatunga over wetland?
12.   What sort of terrain doBarbary sheep live in?
13.   What is the only living member of the Antilocapridae sub-family?参考答案:
1. D
2. D
3. C
4. C
5.B
6.D
7.A
8.B
9.royal antelope
10.theauroch
11.long splayed hooves
12.arid deserts
13.pronghorn
(仅供参考)

Passage 2:
题目:An alternative app roach of farming in Honduras
内容:农业类——洪都拉斯(Honduras)雨林的新农耕
题型:段落信息匹配题5+摘要填空5+多选题2

答案回忆:
段落信息匹配题
14. why does the previous mode of farming need constantly changing places?——A (村庄周围的土地资源早已枯竭,农民不得不长途跋涉 2-3 小时到山上去工作)
15. the new working mode does not care who the operator is.——F (农业可以让所有家庭成员都参与,并解释了为什么)
16. a kind of material that must be added——F(inexpensive nitrogen, cook fuel)
17. how the new mode of farming (IAC) imitates the process of forest.——D (一个人发明了这种农耕方式,并说明在自然状态下树叶自然掉落在地上以后可以为土壤增加养分)
18. why farmers have to continue the unattainable farming on the infertile land——B (因为土地稀缺)
19. a description of the cost of using this new approach of planting crops——C (需要分离出一部分土地来中暑,并且要等树长成但不会影响农民的生计)
20-24 摘要填空题
The government and Dr. Hans promoted the approach of shifting agriculture and recycling of fertilizers without too much attention, because it is lack of light so that weeds and grass will not survive. The pruned branches would be put on the ground to form a thick layer of decomposing leaves. The crops would get nutrients from the holes. This approach poses no risk on farmers’ livelihood.
25-26 多选题
What are the benefits of new approach of farming?
A. More family members are involved
B. This technology will increase new species of local plant
C. The same land can be recycled
D. The new approach requires more labor than the traditional one
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Do youthink that Chinese people arevery patient?Part 2 Describe a happy event from your childhood that you remember well…等等,具体请看2016年2月3月4月5月至8月雅思口语新题库、预测和配套完整答案http://bbs.ieltstofelglobal.com/thread-229610-1-1.html5.1月30日雅思阅读第一篇关于澳大利亚当初殖民地,第二篇宇航员科学家,第三篇音乐家的天赋…具体内容回忆还在不断等待确认更新中…具体内容回忆还在不断等待确认更新中;2015年12月12日雅思阅读命中:乐观与健康(最重点前面),农民公司,儿童行为研究;11月21日雅思命中A类阅读第三篇-英国建筑,三篇文章分别是:象形文字,英国诸岛,英国建筑 (中国、亚太考区,Edward命中),11月21日雅思阅读一发命中澳洲A类文章-龙涎香,三篇文章分别为:1.龙涎香(Edward11月21日阅读预测第一题命中!) 2.艺术品 3.社交软件(澳洲亚太考区),11月21日雅思G类阅读Section3 -双胞胎研究(澳洲、亚太考区,Edward命中);11月14日雅思考试命中阅读两篇:人类历史,鸟类利用工具(鸟类智慧-命中),潮汐发电(海洋发电-命中)……实际上雅思历次大部分阅读考试都是旧题目,都在我们预测中命中,比如2015年3月14日雅思阅读三旧:第一篇:茶叶历史,第二篇:智能体贴管理是否接还是挂电话,第三篇:厨艺和科学的结合;2015年2月14号雅思阅读两旧:古头骨容貌重现,团队合作心理;2015年 2月7日阅读两旧: 植物纯净水,撒哈拉沙漠遗骸; 2015年1月17日阅读三旧:铅笔的历史,新冰河时代,新西兰一个作家和她的书的故事;2014年9月20日雅思阅读两旧,2014年2月15日三篇全部旧题,全部预测中在Edward 最重点预测中阅读预测机经中,接下来的考试肯定是二到三旧居多。我们IPN资料里面的阅读预测机经都有完整准确的答案,2012-2015年以来Edward 预测几乎每场平均中60-80%阅读文章和题目(每场考试平均1-3篇旧题),恭喜购买我们整理好的预测阅读机经的烤鸭和IPN会员,应该是受益非浅。最全最新2016年1月27日、28日、29日、30日国内外雅思口语真题回忆蹲点大汇总请复制链接进入http://bbs.ieltstofelglobal.com/thread-229610-1-1.html2016年1月30日国内外雅思A类笔试真题答案回忆蹲点汇总请请复制链接进入http://bbs.ieltstofelglobal.com/thread-229609-1-1.html雅思快速提分:对于长期困扰和急于提高雅思成绩总分1-4分的全球各地烤鸭们,Edward艾华师提供全球性网络一对一雅思专家型授课, 无数在国内外读语言/预科,硕士博士(需要4个7,4个8移民)的学员的心声:花8-10万,几十万甚至上百万在国外学英语,还不如上EdwardYe的几次课,具体安排和说明请进入http://bbs.ieltstofelglobal.com/thread-33-1-1.html或http://yeyibin2001.blog.163.com/blog/static/1276861852013123112157740/快速提高1到3分:IPN雅思考试题库答案-提供2016-2017年全球各雅思考区每一场雅思真题预测所有口语,写作,听力,阅读等题目及详细原创答案范文,整理好的更新型听力和阅读预测机经等,具体请看最下面说明或者进入http://bbs.ieltstofelglobal.com/thread-32-1-1.html或http://yeyibin2001.blog.163.com/blog/static/12768618520125223550129/或请加QQ504918228,QQ26346059;或公共微信号ieltstofel或个人微信:ielts2013 ,504918228咨询

雅思高分冲锋 发表于 2016-2-18 12:40:50

#澳洲回忆# 2.18雅思A类小作文表格,大作文New technologies have changed the way children spend their free time. Do you think the advantages outweigh the disadvantages?#

雅思高分冲锋 发表于 2016-2-18 12:52:29

国内:听力有些难,很多空听不出来,选择配对题很多,还有地图题,阅读三篇难度一般,没有判断题。小作文线图,三条线,规律简单。大作文植物动物,有的人认为采取举动晚了,有的认为采取有效措施可以改善现象,分析两种观点给出你的观点

雅思高分冲锋 发表于 2016-2-18 12:52:49

小作文折线图 日本工资和黑白电视价格的变化描述和说下关系 大作文人类行为对植物动物产生负面影响 有些人认为现在解决这个问题太晚 有些人认为有效措施可以解决这个问题

雅思高分冲锋 发表于 2016-2-20 10:56:35

澳洲g类 写作考的 protect historic buildings的problem and soulitions

雅思高分冲锋 发表于 2016-2-20 10:59:10

我是国内重考听力的 今天考题回忆听力重考的来第一波0220回忆 S1literature festival S2making children's vegetable garden S3 世界上的少数民族 S4城市改造的计划 Barrington。S1 S2有配对 S3有6道选择题 S1听电话号码和地址

雅思高分冲锋 发表于 2016-2-20 13:04:34

2.20国内 小作文是three categories of Australian workers and their unemployment rate.大作文是nowadays a large amount of advertising aiming at children and its negative effects, should it be banned?
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