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— English words —

• am v. First-person singular present indicative of be.
• am cont. (Informal or dialectal) Contraction of I am.
• am adv. Alternative spelling of a.m.
• Am adj. Shortened form of America or American, particularly as used in commercial names.
• Am adj. Shortened form of amateur, particularly as used in commercial names.
• AM prop.n. Abbreviation of Amazonas (state of Brazil).
• AM prop.n. (Music) Initialism of Arctic Monkeys.
• AM adj. (Timekeeping) Initialism of Anno Mundi. (Latin for in the year of the world)
• AM adv. (Sometimes lower case, often punctuated) Initialism of ante meridiem (borrowed from Latin); before noon.
• AM n. (Education) Initialism of Artium Magister.
• AM n. (Education) Initialism of Master of Arts.
• AM n. (UK politics, historical) Initialism of Assembly Member. (A title similar to MP, placed after the name…
• AM n. (Property law) Initialism of automated mapping. (Used in conjunction with Facilities Managements abbreviations…
• AM n. Member of the Order of Australia.
• AM n. (Communication, broadcasting) Initialism of amplitude modulation.; contrasted with FM.
• AM n. (Manufacturing) Initialism of additive manufacturing.
• 'am n. Nonstandard form of ham.
• Am. n. (Law) Abbreviation of America.
• Am. n. (Law) Abbreviation of American.
• A&M n. Agricultural and Mechanical, a historical university description.
• A&M n. Agricultural and Mines, a historical university description.
• a.m. adv. Before noon.
• a.m. adj. Initialism of ad modum.
• A.M. n. Initialism of anno mundi.
• A.M. n. Initialism of Master of Arts.
• A.M. adv. Alternative form of a.m. (“before noon”).
• a.␣m. adv. Alternative form of a.m.
• A.␣M. n. Alternative form of AM.
• A.␣M. adv. Alternative form of a.m.
• A.␣&␣M. adj. (Hymns) Initialism of ancient and modern.

— International convention —

• am sym. (Metrology) Symbol for attometer (attometre), an SI unit of length equal to 10^-18 meters (metres).
• am sym. (International standards) ISO 639-1 language code for Amharic.
• Am sym. (Chemistry) americium.
• Am sym. (Music) A minor.
• Am sym. (Climatology) Köppen climate classification for a tropical monsoon climate.
• AM sym. (International standards) ISO 3166-1 alpha-2 country code for Armenia since 1992.
• .am sym. The ccTLD for Armenia as assigned by the IANA.
• A/m sym. (Metrology) The symbol for amperes per meter, a unit of magnetic field strength.

— Foreign words, define in English —

• Aromanian
  • am v. I have.
  • am v. I own.
  • am v. (Auxiliary, with past participles) I have...
• Azerbaijani
  • am n. (Vulgar) cunt.
  • -am v. Postconsonantal form of -əm after the vowels A / I / O / U.
• Baba malay
  • am n. Rice water.
• Biao
  • am⁵ adj. (Shidong) warm.
• Catalan
  • -am suff. (Often pejorative) Suffix indicating a collectivity.
• Choctaw
  • am- pref. The indirect object of an active transitive verb.
  • am- pref. The subject of an intransitive affective verb.
  • am- pref. The direct object of a small set of transitive verbs mostly dealing with affect, communication and intimacy.
  • am- pref. Indicates possession of a noun.
• Chuukese
  • am pron. First-person plural exclusive pronoun; us (exclusive).
  • äm det. First-person plural exclusive general possessive; our (exclusive).
• Classical nahuatl
  • am- pref. Subject prefix for verbs; it indicates that the subject is second-person plural; you, you all.
• Egyptian
  • Am rom. Manuel de Codage transliteration of ꜣm.
• Esperanto
  • -am suff. Suffix for correlatives of time.
• Finnish
  • äm n. The name of the Latin-script letter M/m.
• Fula
  • am det. (Possessive) my.
• Garo
  • am n. Mat.
• Greek
  • ΑΜ n. (Religion) Abbreviation of Αυτού Μακαριότητα.: His Beatitude.
  • ΑΜ n. (Nobility) Abbreviation of Αυτής Μεγαλειότης.: HM, Her Majesty.
  • ΑΜ n. (Nobility) Abbreviation of Αυτού Μεγαλειότης.: HM, His Majesty.
  • ΑΜ n. (Military) Abbreviation of Αστυνομία Μονάδος.: MP, Military Police.
  • ΑΜ n. (Physics) Abbreviation of Αστρονομική Μονάδα.: au, astronomical unit.
  • Α.Μ. prop.n. Abbreviation of Αυτού Μεγαλειότητα. (His Majesty or Her Majesty)
• Hungarian
  • am adv. (Internet slang, text messaging) Abbreviation of amúgy (“otherwise, anyway; by the way”).
  • ám adv. (Giving emphasis) truly, so.
  • ám adv. (Introduces contradiction, used at the end of a phrase).
  • ám adv. (Introduces a surprising claim).
  • ám conj. But (indicates contradiction or restriction, like bár).
  • -am suff. (Possessive suffix) my (first-person singular, single possession).
  • -am suff. (Noun-forming suffix) Added to a noun or a verb to form a noun.
  • -ám suff. (Noun suffix) Added to a stem or other parts of speech to form a noun.
• Icelandic
  • ám n. Indefinite dative plural of á.
  • ám n. Indefinite dative plural of ær.
• Indonesian
  • am adj. Common, general.
  • am adj. Common (not expert).
• Irish
  • am n. Time.
  • am cont. (Colloquial, dialectal) Contraction of do mo (“to/for my”).
  • am cont. (Colloquial, dialectal) Contraction of i mo (“in my”).
  • 'am pron. Galway form of agam: first-person singular of ag.
• Kazakh - Kyrgyz
  • ам n. (Vulgar) cunt.
• Kofyar - Lagwan - Mwaghavul - Ngas - Pero - Tangale - War-jaintia
  • am n. Water.
• Livonian
  • äm n. Wet nurse.
• Luxembourgish
  • am cont. Contraction of an + dem; in the.
• Macedonian
  • ам interj. Eating onomatopeia, yum.
  • ам interj. Hm, huh.
• Malalí
  • am n. Earth.
• Mansi
  • ам pron. I (first person singular personal pronoun).
• Middle english
  • am v. First-person singular present indicative of been.
  • am pron. Alternative form of hem (“them”).
• Middle welsh
  • am prep. About.
  • am prep. For, on account of.
  • am prep. Concerning, as regards.
• Mongolian
  • ам n. Mouth (the opening of an animal through which food is ingested).
• Ngas
  • am n. Rain.
• Ngizim
  • âm n. Water.
• Nigerian pidgin
  • am pron. Him/her/it.
• Norwegian bokmål - Norwegian nynorsk
  • am v. Imperative of amme.
• Ojibwe
  • -am fin. Act on by mouth or teeth.
  • -am suff. A suffix that acts as transitive inanimate verb (vti) class marker.
• Old english
  • am v. (Northumbria) first-person singular present indicative of wesan.
• Old irish
  • am v. First-person singular present indicative of is.
  • am- pref. Alternative form of an- (“un-, not”).
• Old norse
  • ám n. Dative plural of á.
  • ám n. Dative plural of ær.
• Phalura
  • -am suff. Oblique plural suffix (with a-declension nouns).
  • -am suff. Instrumental suffix (with a-declension nouns).
• Pumpokol
  • am n. Mother.
• Romanian
  • am v. First-person singular present indicative of avea.
  • am v. First-person singular present subjunctive of avea.
• Scots
  • A'm cont. Contraction of A am (“I am”): I’m.
• Scottish gaelic
  • am art. Of an, nominative singular masculine preceding f- of an, nominative singular masculine preceding b-…
  • am det. Form of an (“their”) used before the consonants b-, f-, m- or p-.
  • am prep. Form of an (“in”) used before the consonants b-, f-, m- or p-.
  • am part. Form of an (interrogative particle) used before the consonants b-, f-, m- or p-.
  • am v. Form of an (present interrogative copula) used before the consonants b-, f-, m- or p-.
  • àm n. Time.
• Sumerian
  • am rom. Romanization of 𒄠 (am).
• Swedish
  • åm n. An old volume measure for fluids (157 litres).
  • äm v. (Obsolete) first-person singular indicative present of vara.
• Tagalog
  • am n. Alternative form of aam.
• Tocharian b
  • ām n. Silence.
  • ām adv. Quietly, silently.
• Turkish
  • am n. (Vulgar) cunt (genitalia).
• Tuvan
  • ам adv. Now.
• Tzeltal - Uspanteco - Yucatec maya
  • am n. Spider.
• Tày
  • am adj. Overly soft and sticky from having too much water; pasty; viscid; clammy; soggy.
  • ám n. Piece; crumb.
  • ám n. Place; spot; site.
  • ạm v. To strike; to beat.
• Vietnamese
  • am n. Small Buddhist temple, small pagoda, hermitage, secluded hut, cottage.
  • ám adj. (Only in compound) clandestine.
  • ám v. (Of soot or smoke) to accumulatively stain over time.
  • ám v. (Occult) to haunt.
  • ám v. (Occult) to possess.
  • âm n. Sound.
  • âm n. (Phonetics, colloquial) Clipping of âm tố or clipping of ngữ âm (“phone”).
  • âm n. (Phonology, colloquial) Clipping of âm tố or clipping of âm vị (“phoneme”).
  • âm n. (Linguistics, colloquial) Clipping of âm tiết (“syllable”).
  • âm n. (Occult) yin.
  • âm adj. (Occult) having "yin" characteristics, as in "dark", "lunar" or "feminine".
  • âm adj. (Mathematics, physics) negative.
  • âm pref. Minus; negative.
  • ẵm v. (Southern Vietnam) to hold an infant.
  • ẵm v. (Southern Vietnam) to hold something gently in one’s arm.
  • ẳm v. Misspelling of ẵm.
  • ấm adj. Warm.
  • ấm adj. (Slang) Short for ấm đầu (“cray-cray”).
  • ấm n. Pot; kettle.
  • ầm adj. (Onomatopoeia) Describes a loud, low-pitched and echoing sound: thundering; roaring; rumbling.
  • ầm adj. Noisy; boisterous.
  • ẩm adj. Humid; damp; moist.
  • ẩm v. (Only in compounds) to drink.
  • ảm v. (Intransitive) (of an odor) to cling to, to get into (Clothing etc.).
  • ảm rom. Sino-Vietnamese reading of 闇.
  • ảm rom. Sino-Vietnamese reading of 黯.
  • ảm rom. Sino-Vietnamese reading of 暗.
  • ảm rom. Sino-Vietnamese reading of 晻.
  • ảm rom. Sino-Vietnamese reading of 黬.
  • ảm rom. Sino-Vietnamese reading of 匼.
• Volapük
  • -am suff. Used to form a verbal noun.
• Welsh
  • am prep. For, in exchange for.
  • am prep. (Time) at.
  • am prep. (With siarad, sôn, or meddwl) about, concerning.
  • am prep. (In exclamations) what a (+noun), how (+adjective).
  • am conj. Because (followed by fod or a “that”-clause).
  • am- pref. Around, circum-.
• West makian
  • am v. (Transitive) to eat.
• Westrobothnian
  • åm v. (Weather) To breeze.
• Yola
  • am v. Alternative form of aam.

— English words, defined in German —

• am V. 1. Person Singular Präsens Indikativ von be.
• am Abk. Alternative Schreibweise von a.m.
• AM Abk. US-amerikanisch: Artium Magister oder Master of Arts.
• AM Abk. Amplitudenmodulation.
• AM Abk. Ergänzung der Uhrzeit-Angabe in 12-Stunden Notation für ante meridiem ^{→ en} „vormittags“.
• a.m. Abk. Am, AM, A.M.
• a.m. Abk. Kürzel für die lateinischen Wörter „ante meridiem“ (englisch „before noon“, deutsch „vormittags“).

— English word, defined in Dutch —

• am w. Ben; eerste persoon enkelvoud onvoltooid tegenwoordige tijd van be.

— English words, defined in French —

• am v. Première personne du singulier de be (« être »).
• am adv. Variante orthographique de a.m.
• AM n. (Radiodiffusion) (Indénombrable) Modulation d’amplitude.
• AM n. Variante orthographique de a.m.
• AM n. (Politique) Député de l’Assemblée nationale du pays de Galles.
• AM n. (Industrie) Fabrication additive.
• a.m. adv. Du matin. Note d’usage : Indique l’heure sur le cadran de 12 heures située entre minuit (inclus) et…
• A.M. adv. Variante orthographique de a.m..

— English word, defined in Spanish —

• am v. Primera persona del singular del presente del modo idicativo del verbo be (ser, estar).

— English words, defined in Portuguese —

• am v. Conjugação do verbo to be na primeira pessoa do singular: sou ou estou.
• AM abr. Ante meridiem: usado para as horas do dia entre a meia-noite e o meio-dia.
• AM abr. (Comunicação) amplitude modulation.
• AM abr. Assembly Member.
• AM abr. Artium Magister.
• AM abr. Automated Mapping.

— English words, defined in Italian —

• am v. Prima persona singolare del presente indicativo di be.
• am acro. Variante di a.m.
• A&M acro. Agricultural and Mechanical.
• A&M acro. Accumulation and Maintenance.
• A&M acro. Acquisition and Management Directorate.
• A&M acro. Additions and Maintenance.
• A&M acro. Alpert and Moss.
• A&M acro. Ancient & Modern.
• A&M acro. Arkansas and Missouri Railroad.
• A&M acro. Art and Mechanical.

— In German —

• am Angabe eines Zeitpunkts - wann?
• am in Wendungen, oft übertragen Angabe eines Ortes - wo? - am…
• am Angabe der geographischen Lage (einer Stadt).
• am steht vor dem Superlativ.
• am gibt die Verlaufsform an.
• am Österreich: Angabe eines Ortes - auf dem.
• Am Abk. Bibel: Buch Amos.
• Am S. Männlicher Vorname.
• Am S. Weiblicher Vorname.
• AM Abk. Amplitudenmodulation.
• AM Abk. Abrechnungsmaschine.
• AM Abk. Air Mail.
• AM Abk. Amperemeter.
• AM Abk. Amtsmeister.
• AM Abk. Armenien.
• AM Abk. Arzneimittel.
• AM Abk. Associated Member.
• AM Abk. Ausfuhrmeldung.
• AM Abk. Österreichisches Kfz-Kennzeichen für den niederösterreichischen…
• AM Abk. Deutsches Kfz-Kennzeichen für Amberg.
• AM Abk. Allgemeine Meistbegünstigung.
• am. Abk. Amer., amerik., amerikan.
• am. Abk. Amerikanisch.
• am. Abk. Chemie: amorph.
• a.␣M. Abk. Auch a. Main.
• a.␣M. Abk. Am Main.
• a.␣M. Abk. Als Mitglied.
• a.␣M. Abk. Amtliche Mitteilung.
• a.␣M. Abk. Anderer Meinung.

— In Dutch —

• am n. (Verouderd) vrouw die het kind van een andere vrouw borstvoeding geeft.
• am n. (Verouderd) stuk aangeslibd land.
• am n. (Jiddisch-Hebreeuws) volk (alleen in onderstaande verbindingen).
• Am sym. (Muziek) aanduiding van het “a-mineurakkoord”, tonen a-c-e.
• AM n. (Elektrotechniek) (communicatie) manier om radiosignalen…

— In French —

• am n. (Militaire) Amiral.
• Am n. (Militaire) Amiral.
• Am n. (Familier) (Vieilli) Américain, habitant des États-Unis d’Amérique.
• âm n.m. Neuvième lettre de l’alphabet santâlî : ᱢ.

— In Spanish —

• a.␣m. sig. Se emplea después de las indicaciones de horas para designar…

— In Portuguese —

• AM sig. (Brasil e geografia) estado do Amazonas.
• AM sig. (Comunicação e telecomunicações) amplitude modulada.

— In Italian —

• AM acro. (Fisica) (elettronica) (tecnologia) (ingegneria) Amplitude…

452 English words from 170 English definitions

aam Abbreviation abbreviations about account account␣of accumulatively Act active Act␣on acts Added additive additive␣manufacturing adjective ad␣modum affect affective after Agricultural all alpha Alternative amateur Amazonas America American americium Amharic A␣minor amperes amplitude amplitude␣modulation amu ancient and animal anno␣mundi ante ante␣meridiem anyway Arctic arm Armenia Around Arts as␣in as␣regards Assembly assigned astronomical astronomical␣unit attometer attometre Australia automated Auxiliary beat Beatitude Because been before boisterous borrowed Brazil breeze broadcasting Buddhist But by␣the␣way case ccTLD characteristics Chemistry circum- claim clammy clandestine class classification clause climate Climatology cling cling␣to clipping Clothing code collectivity colloquial commercial Common communication compound compounds concerning conjunction consonants Contraction contradiction contrasted copula correlatives cottage country country␣code cray cray␣cray crumb cunt damp dark dative dealing dealing␣with declension dem Describes description dialectal direct direct␣object drink Earth eat Eating echoing Education emphasis end end␣of equal etc exchange exclamations exclusive expert Facilities feminine field first first␣person First-person␣plural first-person␣singular fluids fod followed followed␣by food for form forming from Galway general genitalia gently get get␣into Giving ham haunt have having hem her Her␣Majesty hermitage Him His His␣Beatitude His␣Majesty historical hold how huh Humid hut Hymns I␣am IANA Imperative inanimate in␣conjunction␣with Indefinite indicates indicating indicative indirect indirect␣object in␣exchange in␣exchange␣for infant Informal ingested Initialism in␣one Instrumental International Internet interrogative intimacy into intransitive Introduces ISO kettle language language␣code Latin Latin␣script law length letter like Linguistics litres loud low lower lower␣case low-pitched lunar Magister magnetic magnetic␣field Majesty Managements Manuel manufacturing mapping marker masculine Master Master␣of␣Arts Mat Mathematics measure Mechanical Member meridiem messaging meter meters metres Metrology Military Mines minor Minus Misspelling modern modulation moist Monkeys monsoon mostly Mother mouth much Music name names negative Nobility Noisy nominative Nonstandard noon Northumbria not noun nouns Now nurse object Oblique Obsolete Occult odor of␣a of␣an often of␣the␣world old on␣account on␣account␣of one Only onomatopeia Onomatopoeia opening Order Order␣of␣Australia other otherwise our over Overly over␣time own pagoda participles particle particularly parts parts␣of␣speech past past␣participles pasty pejorative per person personal personal␣pronoun phone phoneme Phonetics Phonology phrase physics Piece pitched Place placed plural Police politics possess possession possessive Possessive␣suffix Postconsonantal Pot preceding prefix present present␣indicative present␣subjunctive pronoun Property Property␣law punctuated Quietly Rain reading regards Religion restriction Rice Rice␣water roaring Romanization rumbling script secluded second second␣person second-person␣plural set Short Shortened Short␣for Silence silently similar since single singular Sino-Vietnamese site slang small smoke soft soggy something Sometimes soot sound Southern speech spelling Spider spot stain standards state stem sticky strength strike subject subjunctive suffix surprising syllable symbol teeth temple text text␣messaging that the their them the␣way through thundering tie time Timekeeping title too too␣much transitive transitive␣verb transitive␣verbs transliteration tropical truly unit university used Used␣to vara verb verbal verbal␣noun verbs Vietnam Vietnamese viscid volume vowels vti Vulgar warm water way Weather Wet Wet␣nurse what which with world year yin you you␣all yum

90 English words from 75 foreign definitions

Accumulation Acquisition Additions additive Agricultural Air Alpert alphabet Als Alternative Amazonas amorph Amos amp Amperemeter amplitude amplitude␣modulation Ancient and ante ante␣meridiem Arkansas Art Arts Assembly Associated Auch auf Automated before Ben Brasil del dem den der des die Directorate een entre estado Fabrication habitant het horas inclus kind Lage land las lettre Magister Mail Main Maintenance Management Mapping Master Master␣of␣Arts matin Mechanical Member meridiem Missouri Modern modulation Moss noon Notation Note oft para pays Person persona Politique Première Prima Radiodiffusion Railroad ser singular sou Unis usage van volk vor vrouw

4 foreign words from 170 English definitions

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147 foreign words from 75 foreign definitions

aanduiding alleen Allgemeine Amberg Amer Américain amerikan. amerikanisch Amérique a-mineurakkoord Amiral Amplitudenmodulation Amtliche andere Anderer Angabe Armenien Arzneimittel Assemblée Assemblée␣nationale Bibel borstvoeding Buch cadran Chemie communicatie Comunicação Conjugação Député designar después deutsch Deutsches dia d’usage eerste eerste␣persoon einer eines Elektrotechniek elettronica emplea englisch enkelvoud Ergänzung estar estou États États-Unis être Fabrication␣additive Familier Fisica für Galles geeft geografia geographischen gibt Hebreeuws heure heures Indénombrable indicaciones indicativo Indikativ Indique Industrie ingegneria Jiddisch Kennzeichen Kfz Kfz-Kennzeichen Kürzel lateinischen manier Männlicher meia meia-noite Meinung meio meio-dia Militaire mineurakkoord minuit Mitglied Mitteilung modo modulada Muziek nationale Neuvième noite oder onderstaande onvoltooid Ortes orthographique Österreich Österreichisches pays␣de␣Galles personne persoon pessoa Präsens Première␣personne presente Prima␣persona primeira primeira␣pessoa Primera Primera␣persona radiosignalen Schreibweise singolare singulier située Stadt steht steht␣vor stuk Stunden Superlativ sur tecnologia tegenwoordige␣tijd telecomunicações tijd tonen übertragen Uhrzeit usado US-amerikanisch Variante verbindingen verbo Verlaufsform Verouderd Vieilli von vormittags Vorname wann Weiblicher Wendungen Wörter Zeitpunkts

4269 suffixes (New words found by adding one or more letters at the end of the word.)

ama Ama AMA amb amb. AMC AMD AmE AME AMF AMG AMI AMK AML AMN Amo AMO Amo. amp AMP AMR AMS 'ams A.M.s amt AMT amt. amu AMU AMV Amy AMAB amae amah Amal Amar amas amay amba Amba ambe ambi- ambo AMBR ambs Ambs amby aMCI Amdo AMDR +4219 words

33942 times in the middle (New words found by adding letters in front and at the end of the word.)

A.A.M.A. AAMC A.A.M.D. A.A.M.I. aams AAMs AAMS AAMT Aamu bama Bama Bame BAME bamf BAMF bami BAML Bamo bamp bams cama Cama Camb. came Came cami Caml CAML Camm camo camp Camp cAMP CAMP cams CAMs dama dame Dame DAMF damn damp Damp DAMP dams Damu eame eams Fama fame +33892 words

3216 prefixes (New words found by adding one or more letters in front of the word.)

aam AAM bam Bam BAM cam Cam CAM dam DAM eam EAM fam Fam Fam. gam GAM Gam. ham Ham HAM -ham H.A.M. IAM I␣am jam JAM Jam. kam KAM lam Lam LAM Lam. mam Mam Nam NAM 'nam 'Nam N.␣Am. pam Pam PAM QAM ram Ram RAM sam Sam SAM Sam. S.␣Am. +3163 words

7 anagrams (New words found by changing the order of the letters.)

ma Ma MA M&A M+A -ma- M.A.

236 anagrams found with an extra letter (New words formed with all the letters from the word and an extra letter.)

aam AAM ABM ACM ADM adm. Adm. AEM AFM AGM aim AIM alm ALM ama Ama AMA amb amb. AMC AMD AmE AME AMF AMG AMI AMK AML AMN Amo AMO Amo. amp AMP AMR AMS 'ams A.M.s amt AMT amt. amu AMU AOM APM arm Arm ARM Arm. ASM +186 words

240 cousins (New words found by changing only one letter.)

aa Aa AA āā a'a a-a a/a a/A A-a A&A A/A a.a. A.A. A␣&␣A ab Ab AB A♭ -ab ab- ab. A&B A/B a.b. A.B. ac Ac AC ℀ -ac a-c a/c ac- ac. A/C a.c. A.C. ad Ad AD 'ad -ad ad- ad. A.D. A.␣D. ae AE æ Æ -ae A&E -æ a**e a.e. A␣&␣E af AF ag Ag AG Ag. A-G A/G A.G. A.␣G. ah Ah AH A"H ai Ai AI A-I a.i. A.I. AJ Ak AK al Al AL Ål -al al- a.l. &␣al. an An AN -an an' an- A/N a(n) ao aO Ao AO A&O a.o. (+139 words)

27 epenthesis (New words found when adding only one letter.)

aam AAM ABM ACM ADM adm. Adm. AEM AFM AGM aim AIM alm ALM AOM APM arm Arm ARM Arm. ASM atm ATM aum AUM AVM awm

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