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[edit] hi

Hi WIN, unfortunately not all your edits are written in a neutral way and are also lacking references/sources. I do think that many of your contributions are interesting, but should be written more neutrally and with references. Please take a look at some other wikipedia articles to see how they are written and try to find and give more sources (for example books) for your contributions. --Machaon 13:31, 20 October 2005 (UTC)

WIN, please understand that talk pages here are a place to discuss the articles and that they are not meant to be an internet forum or Usenet. (I mean the discussions and posts at Indo-Aryan migr. and AIT). As I said before, please take a look at other wiki articles to familarize yourself about wikipedia. --Machaon 12:21, 11 November 2005 (UTC)

[edit] welcome

Win, glad you finally joined wikipedia. Listen, talk pages aren't supposed to be spammed with 1000-word long posts about your feelings every other day. Please look at the Wikipedia conventions for talk pages, etc. Vvuppala 15:17, 21 October 2005 (UTC)

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[edit] History of India project

You might be interested in joining the History of India project. deeptrivia (talk) 14:21, 24 February 2006 (UTC)

[edit] Language

How can you say that languages cannot be used as a valid basis for historical theory? What gives you the right to say that? A language is a central part of human culture and is just as valid as ancient buildings or pot shards. Your rejection of the AIT theory also has no basis. AIT is not a "rascist" theory. It does not state that the Vedic culture originated in Europe. Scholars believe that the Indo-Europeans originated somewhere around the Caspian sea, niether in Europe or India. Why can't you accept that people speaking similar languages share a common ancestral culture? It's been proved true everywhere else in the world!


Do not mis-understand me.I have always agreed that language can be used as some valid basis for historical theory. But , when only that one point is basis for Aryan Invasion ( AIT ) or Migration Theory ( AMT ) then it is not at all valid reason for any supposed AMT.There is some thing like going of Rig-Vedic people like Anu and Druhyu people from India in Rig-Ved and King Yayati ( who is called as very very ancient King in Purana - literally meaning ancient -during start of Indian civilization ) 's expelled 3 sons from North West to outer countries.So, when so called Aryans writing in Purana about their people going out of India during time predating any Aryan Migration is very logical point to explain any similarity of Indo-European languages with Sanskrit. There are many other against points for any AMT already written by me in talk pages.

If Aryan theory is right then why Max Muller proposed them first as Superior & cultured and termed original native Indians as Dravidians who were like nomad & uncivilized type people who were invaded by Militarily powerful Aryans. But , the same people's position totally reversed when Indus Civilization was excavated in 1921.Aryan became nomad type and Dravidian became very cultured , highly civilized town dwelling people of Indus Valley civilization. So, you can know that your whole original concept of cultured Aryan ( from Sanskrit Arya ) is reveresed then also to call this theory as some scientific is really silly in it's sense by the Aryan theory supporter. By this vast Indus Valley people were not having any minute scriptures and minute Aryan people were credited with vast Sanskrit scriptures !!! Read my points for much more details. WIN 07:34, 21 April 2006 (UTC)

[edit] Indo-Aryan migration

Wikipedia is not a chat room or Internet forum. Please stop debating on the Talk page for the Indo-Aryan migration article. CRCulver 07:27, 27 April 2006 (UTC)

If you can not give any logical answers to my points raised against Aryan Migration, then do not expect me to digest the lies and allow other people to believe in Aryan Migration theory. I want to make others to start thinking & realizing & doubting the very idea of any Aryan Migration in very civilized,large & populus Indian subcontinent by very small numbered nomad type some so called Aryans who are called as capable of changing linguistic & cultural map of ancient India. This is very strange to grasp who knows in detail about India. It will be very easy to walk in line like goat for Western people because they do not know about this points ( old or newly found ).I do not blame them but so called western Indologists who have done everything to discredit anything good about India & mis-guide the world with Eurocentric lenses. WIN 09:52, 28 April 2006 (UTC)

Wikipedia is not the place "to make others to start thinking & realizing & doubting" in the way you are doing. If you keep this up you may be banned. CRCulver 07:56, 5 May 2006 (UTC)

Then, try to answer to my raised points or stop spreading lies and mis-guide the world. WIN 12:25, 5 May 2006 (UTC)

No, it is not our responsibility to answer your arguments, since that falls under original research, which is not permitted in Wikipedia. The purpose of the Talk pages is to reach consensus on what the scholarly community feels, and the vast majority of reputable scholars feel that the Indo-Aryan migration theory is viable. CRCulver 16:09, 5 May 2006 (UTC)

The same so called Scholars have interpreted from Rig-Ved during 1850s that original Aryans were civilized invaders on horsebacks who subdued original nomadic and black `dravidians' & pushed them to South India.But after Indus Valley civilization's excavations in 1920s , your same scholars had to turn Aryan as nomadic and original Indus Valley civilization people as civilized dravidians. And now same Aryan invaders have become migraters after recent ancient Rig-Vedic Saraswati river and other findings. Your same scholars have told in last century that Rig-Ved was composed in Central asia or Afghan area but not in India. Why your Same Scholars are always proving wrong that they have to always change their theory ?

Just think that some thousands people from central asia can not change linguistic & cultural landscape of highly civilized India in max. 500 years via migration model. There were many Central asian INVASIONS and not MIGRATION in historical times like Shak, Hun etc. but instead of imparting any cultural or religious or linguistic thing to India, they themselves were colored with Indian paint. So, it is simply illogical to credit some `Aryan' people from central asia to possess high intelligence as shown in Vedas. How some thousands of people can change language of millions of people via peaceful migration for which there are not any single record in any Indian scripture. Try to think it logically and read Aryan Theory opposers' points logically. You can read this http://www.boloji.com/history/019.htm for more details.And, there are many Scholars who now oppose previous interpretation of Rig-Ved. WIN 08:15, 6 May 2006 (UTC)

See? Now you're just rambling on here. I don't care what your personal opinions are. I don't care what you think is right and wrong in archaeology. The sole task of Wikipedia is to mirror the state of scholarship. As it is, the theory of a migration of Indo-European speech into India is dominant. It is dominant whether you agree with it or not. It is dominant whether you think it is fair or not. Other theories can be mentioned, no one is stopping you from giving a small mention to Indian nationalist theories, but the dominant theory must receive the most space according to the rules of Wikipedia. If you don't like it, you can go start your own free encyclopedia project. But as long as you are here on Wikipedia, why don't you abide by its rules. If you continue this pointless and totally masturbatory debating on Talk pages, I will take you to RfA with a view towards having you banned. CRCulver 01:58, 7 May 2006 (UTC)

The points raised by me are not only mine but AMT opponents which includes many Indian and Western scholars who have come to oppose this theory based on many scientifically proven factors which I will not elaborate here. So, DO NOT IT AS JUST RAMLING.WIN 06:23, 9 May 2006 (UTC)


Allright please listen win, you dont understand what wikipedia stands for.I understand your emotions with regards to the matter.And I agree with you personally that the AIT is wrong and does a lot of harm to an entire country's cultural reputation. But you are spoiling a resource for billions for the satisfaction of a few.The truth is there isnt enough published work to disprove the theory.All evidence has been circumstancial to date.Dont worry I have read Frawley's book.And I dont agree with everything he says - neither should you. If more people do what you are doing ,then such a beautiful resource as wikipedia is, will be lost for all.Do you really want that - for your personal satisfaction do you want to mess up something thats this great an idea? I want to help you with this project and maybe in a few weeks we could work together to fix this article up? I am going to see one of my lecurers who is a specialist in south asian archeology - shes suggested a reading list for me to study the indo-aryans, and its a big list of books.Once ive read them and talked to her personally it might be easier to get published evidence.What do you say? In the meanwhile you have to stop with the blogs.Im a friend so please try to listen to some sense ~ The Mystic 13th May.

You can read many articles on http://www.omilosmeleton.gr/english/en_index.html which is written by N Kazanas, Athens, Greece who is Sanskrit professor and logical person who has taught students about 20 years about AIT but now the same person is against any AIT / AMT. Why ? Then read the articles in detail to understand. Win 05:29, 20 May 2006 (UTC)


Win, Im sure you have found resources to back up your argument and you are familiar with the topic you are talking about here. Just because a few scholars have writtern against AIT it is not enough, to disprove all the other ones who have. You cant just pick one viewpoint which you like and then stubornly say that this and only this is right - can you be a hundred percent sure about something that happened so long ago? No you cant, so you have to represent all the ideas and viewpoints in a nuetral way. It would be never ending to respond to your arguments because you freely falsify findings, quote out of context and simply dismiss realms of testimony.Unlike a true scholar you have little if any respect for data or evidence.Your commitment is to an ideology and your 'findings' are shaped to support it. If you feel your said web site has good points then why dont you rewrite a small section based on the findings of this author, and also write articles about the authors themselves. Again that is just one author. To turely appreciate all sides of the controversy you have to read all viewpoints - only then can you try to convey a nuetral message to the world. Tell me why should people 'listen to your logical points' if you are being selfish and not doing the same. The problem is not with what you are saying its how you are saying it. The Mystic

WIN, CRCulver is right: Wikipedia is not a discussion forum or a web chatroom. There are many places on the internet where you can discuss your opinions. On Wikipedia, we are asking you to refer to academic opinion. This means that you have to go to a library, and read articles in academic journals, and if you want to make a point, come back citing your reference. Since it is obvious that you have no background knowledge of the involved disciplines, I suggest you read also a few introductory books . You even misunderstand the "AIT" itself. It is of course undisputed that Vedic culture was influenced by a strong IVC substrate. Try to understand a point before you argue about it, and argue about it on discussion fora and not on Wikipedia. dab (ᛏ) 11:54, 24 May 2006 (UTC)

Dab, I may not have read each & every articles from library in this matter but they are very old as this topic's aspects are changing every now & then. So, this theory should be always viewed with respect to newer findings & not with old parameters.See, now you are also telling that Vedic culture was influenced by a strong IVC substrate which no Western Indologists have agreed in their AIT/AMT books from last 150 years.So, how nomadic aryans could spread their Sanskrit language on most of ancient India in complete totality when Sanskrit grammer is very hard to remember if your mother tongue is not Sanskrit.If you really know Sanskrit then you can understand my very logical point.Then, there is no meaning in reading that age-old books on AIT which says about invasion with pure speculation. After IVC excavation Aryan becoming nomads & IVC a dravidian civilized. Rig-Ved composed not in India at all. I do not want to read that baseless & purely speculated Aryan theory from that age old books since they can not answer AIT/ AMT opponents any single points which I have raised and I know what's extract of it those books very well. That's why I have raised many points which no supporter is able to answer.Read properly http://www.omilosmeleton.gr/english/en_index.html which I have already sited above as reference. WIN 06:29, 25 May 2006 (UTC)


Again win this is not about being a supporter or not being a supporter. Think about your reasons for being a supporter or not. Wikipedia is a resource for intelligent people, who would like to read and understand for themselves all sides of a controversial topic. The Mystic

And, that's why I have written points so that any intelligent person should know both the sides of this theory. WIN 05:03, 29 May 2006 (UTC)

you have rambled on the talkpage, filling it with naive fallacies. If that is "the other side", we don't need to talk about it. If you want to have an effect, intelligently cite people like Renfrew or Kazanas so you can get "Neolithic Indo-Aryans" mentioned at least as a fringe view. I certainly won't do your homework for you. You have clearly no idea about linguistics or language contact, and I really recommend you stop indulging in the Socratic method. dab (ᛏ) 11:49, 24 June 2006 (UTC)

[edit] Talk:Indo-Aryan migration

Please stick to discussing the article and what should be included in the article. Talk pages are not for discussing the subject of the article. Wikipedia has a policy against original research, and instead cites other sources. Therefore, if you have a problem with the subject of the article Wikipedia is not the place to try and convince other people of that. Continuing to mis-use the talk pages could mean you get blocked for disruption. Petros471 17:19, 25 June 2006 (UTC)

This is your final warning. I will block you for disruption if you continue to use talk pages to discuss original research rather than simply citing existing published work. Petros471 09:00, 26 June 2006 (UTC)
You have been blocked from editing for violating Wikipedia policy against disruption. To contest this block, please reply here on your talk page by adding the text {{unblock}} along with the reason you believe the block is unjustified, or email the blocking administrator or any administrator from this list.
Note to sysops: Unblocking yourself should almost never be done. If you disagree with the block, contact another administrator. Petros471 08:14, 28 June 2006 (UTC)

{{unblock}}

Dear Petros471, it seems that negation about any point which slightly opposes is matra of my opposers. Many times previously in Discuss pages I have found their mistake.They are not commenting Ancient Saraswati river point inspite asking several times.Because it troubles them with this theory.Max Muller had conversion motives and was paid by British Kingdom , was not accepted by Paul & other supporters.He accused me with bad words but I have tried to answer for those words by Max Muller's letters. I have recently modified Overview of Aryan Migration history which is accepted by all.But even that is deleted because of negation of valid points. Supporters of this theory are spreading lies or hiding some facts or mis-represnting data in their favour. Is it wrong to say that Retroflexs are in Russian & Polish ( it's written in Retroflex topic of Wikipedia as I am not speakers of that languages ).Is it wrong to say that Avesta contains Retroflex with proper ref. And, is it wrong to point the mistake of saying that retroflex in Sanskrit shows Dravidian influence. WIN 10:09, 28 June 2006 (UTC)

The way it appears to me, and to other editors, is that you are trying to argue the 'rights and wrongs' of the topic, without providing the references. This is the problem. Your arguments above are also hard to follow, although I am not familiar with this subject area. Petros471 11:36, 28 June 2006 (UTC)
I've replied on my talk, per the multi-person involvment reason at the top of it. Petros471 19:44, 12 July 2006 (UTC)


using elementary syllogisms and well-formed language may be a pov, WIN, but it is difficult to have a debate without it. You will have noticed by now that no-one is interested in your diatribes, and if you have nothing else to offer, it may be time to just, well, move on. dab (ᛏ) 20:01, 18 July 2006 (UTC)


WIN, all I can offer you at this stage is moral support. Just tough it out with those guys in AIT debate and I am sure the truth shall triumph. I unfortunately am very busy with other projects these days and not being able to devote sufficient time to wikipedia.

Bachmann is some unhinged individual who once came very close to being stripped off his admin powers for insulting all indians with cuss-words [1]. We even took out an RFC agaisnt him regarding this. Unfortunately nothing came out of it as wikipedia indians are not well organized and are too independent minded to act collectively.

So friend, don't lose heart. I am thinking of creating a indian nationalist wikipedians guild to better protect our heritage against racist attacks by these lunatic editors. Till then we will just offer the helping hand to each other as the need arise.

cheers Sisodia 04:16, 26 July 2006 (UTC)

Stay strong.Bakaman%% 01:30, 1 August 2006 (UTC)

From me too. "Arise, Awake! Do not rest until victory is within your grasp"! Jai Hind!Netaji 07:57, 4 August 2006 (UTC)

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regards

Sisodia 04:16, 7 August 2006 (UTC)

[edit] Edits

Thanks for making contributions to the article instead of just Talk pages, as you just did in Aryan invasion theory. However, please be aware that if your assertions are not sourced from scholarly material (and books, not webpages), someone will eventually delete them after the Citationneeded tag has been up for a while. Also, your English does not seem good enough as it is to edit, you should ask a native speaker for corrections before you add your material, or be active as an editor in the Wikipedia of your native language. CRCulver 07:44, 7 August 2006 (UTC)

[edit] Re:Iranian Avesta

I agree that AIT/AMT is a load of garbage, I'm saying in the comment you gave some ammo for Paul and Citecop to ask questions that would be hard to answer. I don't believe Iyers are "aryans".Bakaman Bakatalk 22:23, 9 September 2006 (UTC)

[edit] Re:Out of India theory map

I fully understand your points and fully understand that it seems illogical for the PIE not to spread to the Gangetic Basin, but until I can find another source that provides a similar chronology it is simply OR to show it as such. In essence, this is Elst's map, not my map, I just created it for him. If you have issues with him you can email him or something and tell him to look at the Wikipedia Map. If you find a source which provides a similar OIT chronology, I think I can incorporate them both into my map to make a sort of generalized OIT scenario. Nobleeagle [TALK] [C] 05:25, 1 October 2006 (UTC)

[edit] OIT vs. AIT theory

Well i went through these two theories once. Although there are several points in favour of OIT, the one point that makes AIT/AMT indispensible is the Horses, as no Archaelogical remains of Horses have been found in India dating before 2000 BC. This also makes Mahabharata unquotable in many instances as they have detailed descriptions of Chariots at quiet a few places. (Though this does not make Ramayan unquotable as there are no chariots discussed between the earlier versions of Ramayana, i.e. Book 2-6.)--nids(♂) 17:49, 3 October 2006 (UTC)

Regarding horse issue , there is something here http://www.hindunet.org/saraswati/horse1.htm . I am going through it. WIN 05:32, 4 October 2006 (UTC)

Personally, i think Nobleeagle has done a good job in writing a presentable OIT article which is still compatible with the current academia. But i do feel that there could be an article on Neolithic origins of Vedas, (though i know it is really tough considering the current level of research). So lets start one on yours or Nobleeagle's user space. We can discuss points like archaestronomy, the flowing saraswati river in vedas, Swastika on IVC seals and other data (except for linguistics 'course.) to support our/frawleys views.nids(♂) 09:20, 21 October 2006 (UTC)

Win, don't get in un-neccessary discussion with Dab, he is just pushing you. I learned from Dab that it is better to quote WP policy back at him instead of arguing with him. If you see the OIT page that is being created, I think the other side is going to have a hard time. They are going to try to challenge qualification of the authors and I am going to fight that. Pick and choose the fight, don't let minor things distract you. Regarding Horse issue, please see Kazanas and Elst article, horse remains have been confirmed by non-Indian specialist before 2000BC.Sbhushan 19:55, 14 November 2006 (UTC)

[edit] OIT: warning for disruptive behavior

Please stick to discussing the article and what should be included in the article. Talk pages are not for discussing the subject of the article. Wikipedia has a policy against original research, and instead cites other sources. Therefore, if you have a problem with the subject of the article Wikipedia is not the place to try and convince other people of that. Continuing to mis-use the talk pages could mean you get blocked for disruption. Maunus 11:29, 1 November 2006 (UTC)

Wikipedia is also not the place to do the dirty work of other users. WIN has talked about things to add to the article, its only that users like the one above, have forgotten about WP:AGF, and are doing the bidding of users higher up.Bakaman Bakatal k 02:20, 3 November 2006 (UTC)
Are you accussing me of being a sockpuppet? Because then I would like you to substantiate that claim. What I have done I have done because I was tired of WIN acting like he did cluttering talk pages with pseudoarguments in favour of the theory, despite several polite petitions to cease that practice. As far as I am concerned there are no users "higher up" and I resent your insinauationss that I have deleted his nonsense on behalf of others - I have deleted it on my own account but on behalf of sane wikiedpianists. If his arguments have "scientific weightage" like he thinks they do then he should publish them in a journal for scientific research not on wikipedia talkpages. The Users you mention and myself have asked WIN politely to stop presenting original research on the talk pages several times,but he has inserted more material of no consequence for the article. He has not talked about things to add to the article but has advanced a certain viewpoint which while it is related to the article is not possiblee to include.Maunus 08:27, 3 November 2006 (UTC)
I know perfectly well that you aren't a sockpuppet. I dont care what dab asked him to do, Nobleeagle, nids and myself think he has good things to say. I merely stated above that you were obviously doing their bidding, a charge substantiated when you talk of "sane wikipedians". Dab has a problem with "Hindu gerontophilia" and obviously dislikes WIN anyway, regardless of how sound and true some of WIN's suggestions may be. I have no respect for Paul Barlow, he's quick to call users "nitwit" and what not. Well accusing WIN of "cluttering talk pages with pseudoarguments in favor of the theory" merely is a pseudo-argument on your part to justify censorship on the part of "sane wikipedians". This discussion between you and WIN is distasteful, with you attacking WIN (see WP:NPA) left and right for no reason.I am reinserting all comments that discuss OIT, and I really could care less what "sane wikipedians" think, I will stick to consensus instead.Bakaman Bakatalk 00:19, 4 November 2006 (UTC)
I am sure Bakaman would insist a four year old was an eminent scholar with an important point if that four year old happened to say what he wanted to hear. I dislike WIN's edits, obviously, because I like encyclopedicity, rationality and Wikipedia in general. dab (𒁳) 13:13, 11 December 2006 (UTC)
Wow lol funny to see someone "entrusted with admin powers" start trolling on talk pages. Sad to see that your army of trolls couldnt get me banned?Bakaman 23:28, 11 December 2006 (UTC)
Army? Trolls? Baka, it was quite clear that the ArbCom wasnt going to examine your behavior in the Kelkar case. And I suggest you keep it civil in expectation of the day they do. Dab didnt even contribute to the workshop page, IIRC. Hornplease 10:04, 13 December 2006 (UTC)

[edit] Hi

Is the page acceptable or is there something missing still.

In Liguistics section, Brahui should be mentioned as late-comer in that area since it's presence was stressed as evidence for AIT or Dravidian IVC. If you have more points then outline first here. Astroarchelogy can be elaborated with some more ref. In Dravidian sub-stratum influences, it can also be mentioned that even Retroflex are found in Russian & Polish. WIN 06:36, 30 November 2006 (UTC)


Witzel is arguing now that Dravidian came after IA to Punjab region and he is inventing another language X as IVC language. Bryant (2001 p 175) mentions that if we assume IVC was Dravidian, how come there are no Harappan sites at all in that region?. Same thing applies to Munda. I am not going to add any more material at this point. I want to stop Dab from adding junk and also would like to remove the text that is not propoerly referenced. I have left tag at few places and one place Dab has removed tag without providing ref. Need help in keeping Dab honest. sbhushan 14:12, 30 November 2006 (UTC)

Another thing I forgot to mention is that AMT theroy was created by linguistic model and has to be dismantelled by linguistic model. Bryant (2001) has collected all kind of data and also provided how the same data can be manipulated to support OIT. If you get a chance read that book. We don't have to do any original research, quote mainstream argument back at mainstream. Their argument is so shaky and full of holes, that I am surprised they haven't changed it themselves. Edmund Leach's comments come to mind. Proto-Bangani when proven or IVC decoded will end this discussion. They can't argue that India received 2 migration - one from earliest stage and second from final stage. sbhushan 14:50, 30 November 2006 (UTC)

Win, don't waste your time trying to convince them. Having a proper article is the objective. As you can see some of the mainstream scholars are already starting to accept that OIT might be a viable option. Look at Bryant's book and some of Hock's statement. You can also see why Witzel is arguing for little earlier entry. If you argue in same spirit, I am afraid it can be used against you. Based on the data in the article, now criticism section for AMT can be created and let people see OIT.

[edit] warning

I see you are moving from rambling and spamming to vandalizing and revert-warring. If you continue like this, you will be blocked from editing. dab (𒁳) 13:14, 11 December 2006 (UTC)

Wouldnt that be abuse of admin powers? Of course you're merely reverting "Hindutva trolls", so its all good.Bakaman 23:15, 11 December 2006 (UTC)

[edit] Hapta Hend & Airyanem Vaejah

I am glad that you decided that the change I proposed for the mention of Hapta Hend along with Airyanem Vaejah was necessary. However, I couldn't find your change. It is possible you haven't made it yet; remember, it is for the Memories of an Urheimat section. The change should be to simply list Airyanem Vaejah alone. Please get back to me. Thanks! The Behnam 08:48, 15 December 2006 (UTC)

I-Ir homeland question and it's association with Kashmir and Sapta Sindhu is explained in great details by Talageri. He has given ample cross ref. from those linguistics scholars and I believe that Talageri's work is more accurate as it combines Rig-Veda which no other have done. And, many Rig-Vedic hymns were mis-translated & mis-interpreted is a fact. WIN 10:00, 15 December 2006 (UTC)

I see this response now. You are supposed to respond on my talk page; otherwise I may never see it! In any case, let's continue the discussion on the pertinent talk page. The Behnam 10:07, 15 December 2006 (UTC)


[edit] Dab's Indigenous Aryan theory

Dab has created a page on the completely non-notable Indigenous Aryan Theory which (is meant to) represent the latter half of the Out of India theory. He has then proposed to split the Out of India theory page to two pages, IAT and OIT. I disagree because Indigenous Aryan theory is susceptible to deletion any time as it is completely non-notable and the OIT page is capable on its own to represent both halves of itself. Splitting information across two articles won't help their quality in this case. I have responded to Dab at Talk:Out of India theory, please express your views. Nobleeagle [TALK] [C] 03:43, 16 December 2006 (UTC)

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