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Sessa, Maria Rosaria. "Ontology-based model sustaining competence management within corporates: competence certification in CSR. The SADA Spa experience." Doctoral thesis, Universita degli studi di Salerno, 2017. http://hdl.handle.net/10556/3027.
Full textThe theme of competences is characterized by the complex nature, as the possible definitions can be traced back to various fields that belong to the psychology, the world of work and the quality of the reference society. The concept of competence, depending on the perspective of analysis, has assumed different meanings over time, pointing to conceptual uncertainties that inevitably reflect on the procedures to define its measurability and transferability. The polysemy of the term competence is probably not due to terminological fragility but is due to a not yet completely consolidated concept. Thus, this ambiguity is perceptible both in the theoretical matrices but more so in its modes of use so it seems interesting to note that competence assumes value and centrality precisely in function of the vision of the reality that it generates. Although the concept of competence derives from uncertain perimeters, it represents a significant "attraction" as: in knowledge economy, competence is a source of added value and competitive advantage in the light of the dynamic needs of the customer and the uncertainties of the market. whose development of employee skills is an important component of personal development and individual self-management. To simplify the discourse on skills, a multidimensional lens can be useful, capable of highlighting the different approaches to the theme and illustrating the backgrounds to which they refer. Therefore, in this paper some of the most important contributions and models that have fueled the debate on skills have been analyzed. The purpose is not to propose a systematic literature review, but to present the main points of view of the scholars of the industry and some of the different meanings that this notion can assume. These are the theoretical basics from which to start with the theme of recognition, validation and certification of skills that have been debated over many years and in the main segments of labortraining policies. Such attention is probably due to the "unifying function" of skills certification in the labor market, as a process capable of ensuring fluidity and support for the employment transitions of individuals. In fact, aspects such as mobility, interdisciplinarity and the internationalization of workers increasingly require the construction of training and professional paths rich in diverse experiences and competences, able to adapt to changing demands and conditions, but also recognizable by the organizations and professional communities. Expanding the needs of skills and training opportunities corresponds to the extension of what is defined as the learning environment through the rediscovery of non-formal and informal learning. Therefore, the identification, validation and certification of competences can be considered as fundamental processes for the purpose of enhancing human capital as, in the transition from the training chain to the employment market, allow a rethinking of learning outcomes, more recognizable and informative. In transitions in the labor market, these processes embody impetus on worker mobility by favoring reintegration through the emergence of tacit skills and those accrued in nonformal and informal areas, considered subsidiary and functional to access to job opportunities. Therefore, skills are considered the "common metric", the "interoperable" language that allows different systems (school, training, universities, businesses, public institutions) to refer to the same "competence standards". For these reasons, for decades, these issues have played an important role in the labor, education and training policies of the European Union and Italy. In this regard, a further aim of the dissertation work was to analyze the theoretical framework of validation and competence certification processes as well as the relevance of the concept of lifelong learning, which is also a shared reference framework for the concrete exercise of rights of European citizens to recognize their training pathways and experiences of life and work throughout the community. The examination of the "certification" pathway continued with the analysis of the main approaches, policies and tools adopted by the European Union and Italy for its implementation. Finally, the results of a preliminary investigation into the usefulness of the Europass Portfolio and the Diploma Supplement, presented by the graduates of the University of Salerno, were presented. These premises are fundamental to better understand the context of the proposed approach in this dissertation, which aims to achieve cross-competence certification. The context developed refers to Corporate Social Responsibility and Competence Model. The progressive and rapid evolution of the concept of Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) over the last few years has prompted a rethink of the same goals that companies are called upon to pursue, alongside the traditional production function, which constitutes the constituent element of their being and work, the principles of sustainability, in a way that is capable of enhancing not only economic capital, but also natural and human capital. This represents the response of organizations to continual changes in the outside world, so better services or goods not only affect the corporate image but also in terms of energy saving orientation, reduced distribution costs, environment and greater protection of workers. Therefore, there is a need to go beyond the generic concept of Corporate Social Responsibility, taking into account rather the concept of corporate sustainability, whereby the satisfaction of the needs and expectations of the parties involved must be supported by means of 'triple bottom line approach. In the light of this, human capital formation exerts a significant impetus on the economic and social growth path of a community, as defined by economist Gary S. Becker in 1964, according to which human capital represents the whole of the productive capacity that an individual acquires through the accumulation of general or specific knowledge, of savoir-faire. It is an intangible resource that, like any other capital, has the capacity to reproduce, throughout the life of the individual, through different types of learning: formal, non-formal and informal. In particular, modern technologies, greater market demands and the search for a combination of efficiency and quality assurance, which have led to the emergence of new forms of production organization, will also have considerable repercussions on the level of qualifications and skills required to workers. In addition to a greater need for more declarative and procedural specific knowledge, key qualifications, system understanding and professional skills are also important. Therefore, job-based learning becomes more and more important to qualify workers inside and to benefit from new organizational forms. Learning potential involves the possibility that learning processes take place in a particular workplace. This is the result of the interaction between the characteristics of workers (qualifications already possessed, learning abilities and willingness to learn) and learning opportunities offered by the job. While the other model considered as the context of the proposed approach in this study is the model based on the ontologies proposed by Miranda et al. (2017) that enables you to represent your skills through the Semantic Web's own languages and tools. This model represents the tool that, within CSR, and thus the enhancement of human capital, enables you to organize, represent and "standardize" skills in order to govern the various factors that affect the CSR Management path. In addition, it is based on the idea that it is possible to implement an approach that identifies, evaluates and certifies skills in organizations by exploiting ontologies or through the ability to describe knowledge within a specific domain, while also enabling the automatic processing by the computers of the knowledge thus represented. Therefore, in the light of this theoretical framework and theoretical context, the main aim of this paper lies in the possibility of implementing a model based on competence-oriented ontologies in CSR organizations, in order to increase the competitive advantage precisely through the management of human resources, or through the management of their intangible skills. The experimentation of this implementation took place at the company Sada Spa. [edited by author]
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CROVELLA, TIZIANA. "Sostenibilità ambientale nel turismo crocieristico. Alcuni casi applicativi." Doctoral thesis, Università degli studi di Bari, 2020. http://hdl.handle.net/11586/374893.
Full textD'Anghela, Mariapia. "The approaches of smes to EU funding opportunities: an analysis of the wood furniture sector of Marche Region." Doctoral thesis, Urbino, 2022. http://hdl.handle.net/11576/2699870.
Full textRizio, Dina. "A multicriteria perspective to integrate environmental management and environmental accounting in the tourism industry. The case of Small and Medium-sized Hotel Enterprises (SMHEs) in the Alpine Province of Trento." Doctoral thesis, Università degli studi di Trento, 2016. https://hdl.handle.net/11572/367686.
Full textGebremeskel, Haftu Gebrehiwot. "Implementing hierarchical bayesian model to fertility data: the case of Ethiopia." Doctoral thesis, Università degli studi di Padova, 2016. http://hdl.handle.net/11577/3424458.
Full textBackground: L’Etiopia è una nazione divisa in 9 regioni amministrative (definite su base etnica) e due città. Si tratta di una nazione citata spesso come esempio di alta fecondità e rapida crescita demografica. Nonostante gli sforzi del governo, fecondità e cresita della popolazione rimangono elevati, specialmente a livello regionale. Pertanto, lo studio della fecondità in Etiopia e nelle sue regioni – caraterizzate da un’alta variabilità – è di vitale importanza. Un modo semplice di rilevare le diverse caratteristiche della distribuzione della feconditàè quello di costruire in modello adatto, specificando diverse funzioni matematiche. In questo senso, vale la pena concentrarsi sui tassi specifici di fecondità, i quali mostrano una precisa forma comune a tutte le popolazioni. Tuttavia, molti paesi mostrano una “simmetrizzazione” che molti modelli non riescono a cogliere adeguatamente. Pertanto, per cogliere questa la forma dei tassi specifici, sono stati utilizzati alcuni modelli parametrici ma l’uso di tali modelliè ancora molto limitato in Africa ed in Etiopia in particolare. Obiettivo: In questo lavoro si utilizza un nuovo modello per modellare la fecondità in Etiopia con quattro obiettivi specifici: (1). esaminare la forma dei tassi specifici per età dell’Etiopia a livello nazionale e regionale; (2). proporre un modello che colga al meglio le varie forme dei tassi specifici sia a livello nazionale che regionale. La performance del modello proposto verrà confrontata con quella di altri modelli esistenti; (3). adattare la funzione di fecondità proposta attraverso un modello gerarchico Bayesiano e mostrare che tale modelloè sufficientemente flessibile per stimare la fecondità delle singole regioni – dove le stime possono essere imprecise a causa di una bassa numerosità campionaria; (4). confrontare le stime ottenute con quelle fornite da metodi non gerarchici (massima verosimiglianza o Bayesiana semplice) Metodologia: In questo studio, proponiamo un modello a 4 parametri, la Normale Asimmetrica, per modellare i tassi specifici di fecondità. Si mostra che questo modello è sufficientemente flessibile per cogliere adeguatamente le forme dei tassi specifici a livello sia nazionale che regionale. Per valutare la performance del modello, si è condotta un’analisi preliminare confrontandolo con altri dieci modelli parametrici e non parametrici usati nella letteratura demografica: la funzione splie quadratica, la Cubic-Spline, i modelli di Coale e Trussel, Beta, Gamma, Hadwiger, polinomiale, Gompertz, Peristera-Kostaki e l’Adjustment Error Model. I modelli sono stati stimati usando i minimi quadrati non lineari (nls) e il Criterio d’Informazione di Akaike viene usato per determinarne la performance. Tuttavia, la stima per le singole regioni pu‘o risultare difficile in situazioni dove abbiamo un’alta variabilità della numerosità campionaria. Si propone, quindi di usare procedure gerarchiche che permettono di ottenere stime più affidabili rispetto ai modelli non gerarchici (“pooling” completo o “unpooling”) per l’analisi a livello regionale. In questo studia si formula un modello Bayesiano gerarchico ottenendo la distribuzione a posteriori dei parametri per i tassi di fecnodità specifici a livello regionale e relativa stima dell’incertezza. Altri metodi non gerarchici (Bayesiano semplice e massima verosimiglianza) vengono anch’essi usati per confronto. Gli algoritmi Gibbs Sampling e Metropolis-Hastings vengono usati per campionare dalla distribuzione a posteriori di ogni parametro. Anche il metodo del “Data Augmentation” viene utilizzato per ottenere le stime. La robustezza dei risultati viene controllata attraverso un’analisi di sensibilità e l’opportuna diagnostica della convergenza degli algoritmi viene riportata nel testo. In tutti i casi, si sono usate distribuzioni a priori non-informative. Risultati: I risutlati ottenuti dall’analisi preliminare mostrano che il modello Skew Normal ha il pi`u basso AIC nelle regioni Addis Ababa, Dire Dawa, Harari, Affar, Gambela, Benshangul-Gumuz e anche per le stime nazionali. Nelle altre regioni (Tigray, Oromiya, Amhara, Somali e SNNP) il modello Skew Normal non risulta il milgiore, ma comunque mostra un buon adattamento ai dati. Dunque, il modello Skew Normal risulta il migliore in 6 regioni su 11 e sui tassi specifici di tutto il paese. Conclusioni: Dunque, il modello Skew Normal risulta globalmente il migliore. Da questo risultato iniziale, siè partiti per costruire i modelli Gerachico Bayesiano, Bayesiano semplice e di massima verosimiglianza. Il risultato del confronto tra questi tre approcci è che il modello gerarchico fornisce stime più preciso rispetto agli altri.
LENZO, PAOLA. "Social Life Cycle Assessment: a literature overview and an application in the textile sector." Doctoral thesis, 2017. http://hdl.handle.net/11570/3116965.
Full textKHAN, KAMRAN. "AN INTEGRATED LIFE CYCLE THINKING-BASED FRAMEWORK FOR THE SUSTAINABILITY ASSESSMENT OF URBAN INFRASTRUCTURE PROJECTS." Doctoral thesis, 2018. http://hdl.handle.net/11570/3125237.
Full textRoos, Lindgreen Erik. "Methods and tools to measure sustainability and circular economy (CE) at the company level." Doctoral thesis, 2022. http://hdl.handle.net/11570/3223256.
Full textD'ASCENZO, FABRIZIO. "Il sistema degli aiuti AIMA alla luce della nuova PAC." Doctoral thesis, 1996. http://hdl.handle.net/11573/391443.
Full textCONTI, Marcelo Enrique. "Dottore di Ricerca in Merceologia dei prodotti alimentari (13.05.1991), Università di Roma “La Sapienza”. Tesi di dottorato: "Impatto ambientale delle industrie alimentari: la industria della conservazione della carne"." Doctoral thesis, 1991. http://hdl.handle.net/11573/394799.
Full textVINCI, Giuliana. "Dolcificanti in campo alimentare: controllo di qualità mediante HPLC." Doctoral thesis, 1990. http://hdl.handle.net/11573/403611.
Full textRUGGIERI, Roberto. "Nuovi orientamenti nella distribuzione alimentare." Doctoral thesis, 1998. http://hdl.handle.net/11573/406690.
Full textROCCHI, Andrea. "E-Government e innovazione." Doctoral thesis, 2004. http://hdl.handle.net/11573/527303.
Full textDI, LORENZO ANTONIO. "Welfare aziendale e reti d'impresa." Doctoral thesis, 2020. http://hdl.handle.net/11573/1355082.
Full textAMENDOLA, Carlo. "Alcuni aspetti sull’economia del rame." Doctoral thesis, 2000. http://hdl.handle.net/11573/439299.
Full textThe present work aims to identify the role, in the current economy, the metal that ranks second in importance only to iron. The analysis will proceed by considering the copper market, one of the most important segments of the international market of raw materials, through the three characteristic phases of production, use and recovery of scrap (recycled copper is almost always). In this regard, the production of copper is distinguished in the production of primary copper, caused by direct extraction and production of secondary copper or recovery of scrap. Copper consumption, steadily increasing in recent years, can not be satisfied with just the primary market. Because of the importance of recovering in response to problems arising from new eco-technological management strategies, the secondary market has today become a real parallel market, which gives many countries including Italy to have huge reserves while not having to remove mines from which your extension. The changes in recent years have helped making the meeting point of supply and demand is extremely dynamic and flexible. The red metal market has been increasingly characterized as an oligopolistic market because from supply side a very high percentage of production is covered by a small number of mining companies and the demand side of the manufacturing is highly concentrated in a relatively few large industrial companies. The evolution of these last thirty years has brought significant changes in the production of this metal not only in industry (for the need to adapt to the challenges of the market) but also at the macroeconomic level. The areas of exploitation of copper as the leading sectors of the economy, such as electricity (at the base of the first great boom of the copper industry at the beginning of the century), the electromechanical, construction and even the mechanics, heat transfer, transport and the more general consumer goods for furniture, crafts, coins have been investigated. Also noteworthy is the work of research into new materials for the most varied forms of use and of necessity, in order to cope with an increasingly demanding market (also at the level of consumption of semifinished products made of copper and its alloys, there has , in the last thirty years to a considerable increase). The research is therefore now directed towards developing new alloys and new products can offer even better performance in terms of quality, durability and cost (quality today assumes a distinct species importance within the EU), and both to the solution of problems that some metal alloy may pose to the environment and humans. As for pricing, as in all markets, and as with any commodity, it comes from the meeting of supply and demand, taking into account the function of stock exchanges and the use made of metals from industrial enterprises in these institutions, in particular in order to mitigate the risk of price fluctuations, by entering into hedging transactions. Since then the copper raw material is of high importance to the daily listing on the major financial centers worldwide. The role played by the London Metal Exchange in fixing the selling price of copper and its main characteristics which Recognised Investment Exchange (RIE) have, therefore, been investigated. Attention have been initially focused on the study of the main financial instruments such as derivatives, futures, forwards and options, and then moved on to a concrete application of these tools in various situations that may come to configure on the London Metal Exchange ("Contango" - "Backwardation"). Finally, the cost-effectiveness for the various industries used in the copper have been invstigated, resulting on improved inventory management, carried out thanks to the use of such contracts, through which companies can avoid or at least minimize the costs financing and storage associated with improper management of the warehouses.
BERNACCHIA, ROBERTA. "Valutazione della qualità e autenticità alimentare tramite determinazione di ammine biogene." Doctoral thesis, 2017. http://hdl.handle.net/11573/937109.
Full textSCALINGI, ALESSANDRA. "La mobilità condivisa. Un focus sul carsharing: conoscenza del fenomeno ed impatto sull'ambiente." Doctoral thesis, 2020. http://hdl.handle.net/11573/1357714.
Full textTORRELLI, PAOLA. "Uso di marker molecolari per la definizione della qualità alimentare e relazioni con le nuove tendenze in atto nel mercato alimentare italiano." Doctoral thesis, 2020. http://hdl.handle.net/11573/1348826.
Full textMUSARRA, MARTINA. "Tecnologie innovative e utilizzo di materie prime seconde per l’accesso all’energia. Caso studio: comunità rurali in Kenya." Doctoral thesis, 2018. http://hdl.handle.net/11573/1209601.
Full textLIVI, GRETA. "Valorizzazione delle produzioni agroalimentari mediante lo studio di markers molecolari: caratterizzazione di differenti prodotti alimentari attraverso la valutazione del flavour e dei composti bioattivi presenti." Doctoral thesis, 2023. https://hdl.handle.net/11573/1667299.
Full textROY, SUMIT. "ECOLOGICAL INNOVATION & REVERSE INNOVATION: THE CASE OF CHINA." Doctoral thesis, 2019. http://hdl.handle.net/11570/3147515.
Full textChapter 3: This research is about the concept of reverse innovation and its link to ecological innovation. Reverse innovation is the development of new products and processes in emerging markets that then moves or diffuses to developed economies. We perform an inductive study of two international firms operating in the Chinese market. Our study is theoretical and is based on interviews conducted with employees and company information available online. The study shows that there is reverse innovation. And we observe that this reverse innovation turns out to be eco-friendly due to some specific characteristics present in the developing market, and hence be called eco-innovation. We identify three specific characteristics of emerging markets that facilitate the reverse innovation towards eco-innovation: resource constraint, marketplace or cost, and institutional or regulatory, and we call this innovation as reverse eco-innovation. We also observe that other obvious characteristics like partnerships, knowledge transfer are also there in a secondary role. Furthermore, we notice the drivers of reverse innovation in our studied cases.
Chapter 4: Eco-Innovation has been generally adopted by firms to meet the demand to reduce the environmental impact caused by their actions. Eco-innovation in terms of product and process innovation is influenced by factors such as the desire for resource efficiency, policy regulation instruments, market factors, R&D and cooperation among different partners. Firms are facing pressure to act “eco-friendly” in order to keep up with the changing environment and stay competitive. Chinese firms are influenced by these factors as well particularly in recent years. In this study, we observe selected Chinese enterprises in eco-innovation parks. We identify different environmental benefits within the enterprise and by the end-user as the firm’s environmental performance while considering the presence and absence of certain factors and conditions that are inducing them. We use fuzzy set theory for data arrangement and Qualitative Comparative Analysis (QCA) as our methodology while using fsQCA package as a software tool. All data used are primary data collected using questionnaire and interviews for three years 2015-2017. Our results show that many combinations of those factors affect the environment performance outcome in Chinese firms. However, the presence of market factors and R&D activities are clearly driving the eco-innovation more than other factors, while cooperation activities have a minimum influence on performance.
D'AMICO, Gaspare. "Smart Urban Metabolism: Understanding the Digitalization of the Circularity of Urban Metabolism." Doctoral thesis, 2022. http://hdl.handle.net/11570/3221489.
Full textBELLINI, francesco. "THE SOCIO-ECONOMIC IMPACT OF TECHNOLOGICAL INNOVATION: MODELS AND ANALYSIS OF THE DIGITAL TECHNOLOGIES FOR CULTURAL AND CREATIVE INDUSTRIES." Doctoral thesis, 2015. http://hdl.handle.net/11573/827726.
Full textThe research activity synthesized in this thesis starts from the consideration that there is a growing need to verify how public investment in innovation can guarantee the best value for money and maximise the impact on European economy and society. The cultural heritage sector represents a strategic target for the R&D investment in Europe and it is strongly needed to have also here a set of tool able to assess the socio-economic impact of projects’ activities. With the aim of supporting the maximisation of the research outputs effectiveness and efficiency, we analysed projects’ outputs both in terms of innovation and improvement related to the state of the art of the ICTs for creative and cultural sector, and in terms of transferability of results to the wider society in general and to the supply-industry in particular. During the research activates we: • performed the analysis of the DigiCult domain through the literature review and analysis of EC FP7 Call 1, Call 3, Call 6, Call 9 and Europeana projects; • developed the assessment methodology for the DigiCult projects’; • gathered the feedback from experts and projects on the methodology through webinars and online questionnaires; • developed the Self-Assessment Toolkit (SAT); • performed the assessment of 19 projects in the DigiCult domain by using the data gathered through the Self-Assessment Toolkit. The analysis produced interesting results such as: • the design of a specific Hype Cycle for the DigiCult projects; • a better understanding about the innovation dynamics in the sector; • the information on how to improve the diffusion of the knowledge generated by DigiCult projects; • the information on how to improve the socio-economic impact of DigiCult projects.
MADDALONI, LUCIA. "Alimenti e bevande nervine: valorizzazione della filiera fair trade mediante un approccio integrato." Doctoral thesis, 2022. http://hdl.handle.net/11573/1654406.
Full textFair trade (FT) is a form of trade, created to counter conventional trade, aimed at promoting and safeguarding the welfare of workers and the environment. FT initially originated for the sale of handicraft products from Developing Countries (DCs) and later opened its doors to the marketing of agri-food products from these Countries as well. Among the food products that are mostly sold by FT are mainly psychoactive foods and beverages (chocolate, tea and coffee), all of which are characterized not only by the same soil and climate zone of cultivation, but also by a similar chemical-nutritional profile. Therefore, in the present study, the analysis of bioactive compounds (biogenic amines, essential free fatty acids, and polyphenols), i.e., molecules generally present in small concentrations in foods that have beneficial effects on consumer health, in Fairtrade and non-Fairtrade samples of dark chocolate, green and black tea, and ground and infused coffee was conducted. These compounds were considered to assess both the quality of psychoactive food and beverages, but also to evaluate the influence of food processing and conservation techniques. Eight biogenic amines (serotonin, β-phenylethylamine, cadaverine, putrescine, tyramine, histamine, spermine, and spermidine) and six fatty acids (a. linolenic, a. myristic, a. linoleic, a. palmitic, a. oleic, and a. stearic) analyzed by high-performance liquid chromatography (HPLC) with UV-Vis and Fluorimetric detector were considered in the study. In addition, total polyphenol content (TPC), total flavonoid content (TFC) and antiradical activity (ABTS and DPPH assays) were evaluated by spectrophotometric assays in all food matrices considered. In addition, the possibility of using, instead of conventional organic solvents (methanol, water, and methanol/water solutions) used in polyphenol extraction, new generation green solvents: the Deep Eutectic Solvents (DES) was evaluated on the chocolate samples. These solvents consist of a pair of hydrogen bond donor (Hydrogen Bond Donar; HBD) and hydrogen bond acceptor (Hydrogen Bond Acceptor; HBA) molecules. Different HBDs (Betaine and Chlorin Chlorine) and HBAs (Fructose and Triethylene Glycol) at different molar ratios and hydration rates (10, 20 and 30 percent) were considered in the study. Spectrophotometric assays for evaluation of total polyphenol and flavonoid content and antiradical activity (ABTS and DPPH assays) were performed on the extracts to evaluate the extraction yield of different conventional solvents and DES. In addition, the Life Cycle Assessment methodology was applied to assess the real sustainability of the green methods examined, compared to conventional organic solvents for the extraction of polyphenols from chocolate samples. The application of chemometric tools such as Principal component analysis (PCA) and Cluster Analysis (CA) on the profile of biogenic amines, free fatty acids, and the results of spectrophotometric assays (TPC, TFC, ABTS and DPPH) allowed us to highlight groupings within the examined samples according to the type of sample and to the presence or absence of the Fairtrade label. Therefore, this study provides a starting point for assessing the quality of nerve foods and beverages by analysing the bioactive compounds in it. In addition, the study made it possible to develop and optimize new procedures for the extraction of phenolic compounds from psycoactive foods and beverages using green methods, which can be applied to replace conventional organic solvents that are less environmentally and economically sustainable.
SAVASTANO, MARCO. "Digital manufacturing ecosystem: the effects of dynamic capabilities on firm performance in response to the digital transformation of the manufacturing sector." Doctoral thesis, 2018. http://hdl.handle.net/11573/1220040.
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