Project Worldview theme #28A: Hedonistic Orientation/ its wiki summary:

may live playboy lifestyle	hedonism	values and seeks out pleasure
finds pleasure in what some call victimless crimes	knowledgeable love of good food and drink Epicureanism	guided by immature feelings /pleasure principle
may enjoy pornography	may engage in recreational drug use	open marriage styles

Project Worldview theme #28B: Healthy Orientation/ its wiki summary:

values physical exercise	health	recognizes mind/body connection and importance of health psychology
follows news reports from medicine	makes lifestyle changes based on preventive medicine	nutrition
avoids unhealthy activities, minimizes stress	follows latest nutritional guidelines, values healthy diet	recognizes importance of genetic factors
knowledgeable regarding cancer prevention	knowledgeable regarding cardiovascular disease prevention	placebo

Project Worldview theme #29A: The Self-Restrained Person/ its wiki summary:

possesses this ability:  delayed gratification	self control	behavior guided by well-developed conscience
behaves to produce guilt-free existence	exhibits adult maturity per reality principle, not pleasure principle	behavior may reflect goal orientation
abstinence	perhaps spiritually motivated restraint carried to extreme: asceticism	inhibitory control

Project Worldview theme #29B: Taking Charge==> Violence / its wiki summary:

may engage in violence	may be involved in coercion	behavior associated with aggression
may engage in bullying	participates in creating culture of fear	may engage in intimidation
may work to instill fear	may engage in blackmail	may engage in extortion
may be involved in terrorism	may threaten or file a lawsuit	may engage in relational aggression
rape	may participate in domestic violence

Project Worldview theme #30: Imagination, Curiosity, Intellectual Freedom / its wiki summary:

has good imagination	possesses lots of intellectual curiosity (wonders "why?" and      "what if...?"etc. )	values freedom of thought
values creativity	interested in learning, resolving doubt, problem solving==>        values inquiry	values intellectual freedom
may engage in divergent thinking	recognizes storytelling can foster imagination capability	typically likes discovery learning
values freedom of the press	behavior diametrically opposite of exhibiting functional fixedness	inquiry education
	values academic freedom

Project Worldview theme #31: Education for Democracy / its wiki summary:

values democracy	supports public education	may have interest in philosophy of education
promotes citizenship education	values advancing the common well-being, public interest	representative democracy
inclusive democracy	values critical thinking skills	participatory democracy
democracy index	may value character education	taxonomy of educational objectives

Project Worldview theme #32A: Human Rights/ its wiki summary:

able to distinguish  natural rights and legal rights	human rights	asserts universal right to a fair trial
supports freedom of religion	values universal, egalitarian approach to human rights	supports freedom of speech
wishes wishes to outlaw discrimination	supports UN 1948 Universal Declaration of Human Rights	supports International Criminal Court
supports marriage equality (same sex marriage)	international human rights instruments	international human rights law

Project Worldview theme #32B: Culture of Tolerance / its wiki summary:

promotes religious toleration	toleration	promotes equal opportunity
accepts religious pluralism crimination	fights discrimination by encouraging teaching tolerance	understands cultural relativism
paradox of tolerance	likes multiculturalism	understands nonsectarian orientation

Project Worldview theme #33A: Servitude--Suffering, Enabling, or Enslaving / its wiki summary:

may be a prisoner: incarceration	may be trapped in unpaid labor: involuntary servitude	may live in condition of slavery
prisons	may be a victim of human trafficking	may live in condition of serfdom
slave narrative	may be a victim of poverty and debt (bondage)	may live subjected to domestic violence
may have to work a detested job: wage slavery	may be a soldier--something not freely chosen / conscription	reparations for slavery

Project Worldview theme #33B: Addiction / its wiki summary:

may likely have a behavioral addiction	addiction	may have a substance dependence
may have problem with alcoholism	may have problem with tobacco use	may have substance use disorder
may have problem with heroin	may have problem gambling	addictive personality
addiction psychology	addiction vulnerability	addiction psychology

Project Worldview theme #34: Valuing Traditions, Status Quo / its wiki summary:

respects traditional values	values tradition  (rituals, customs, beliefs, etc. passed down)	accepts traditional authority
respects traditional knowledge	promotes maintenance of traditional institutions (conservatism)	emotional bias toward status quo
tends to respect ritual	may value Christian sacred tradition	may value Confucianism
may practice ancestor worship	may value filial piety	accepts traditional gender roles

Project Worldview theme #35A: Sharing What Many Consider Very Private/ its wiki summary:

values authenticity	likely accepts and may engage in homosexuality	may accept or practice polyamory
has tendency toward transparency	likely accepts and may engage in gay sexual practices	may be queer
generally rejects conformity	may have experienced gender dysphoria	gender equality
childhood gender nonconformity	ambivalent sexism	sex reassignment surgery

Project Worldview theme #35B: Working for Change / its wiki summary:

may be involved in political campaigns	with desire to change society for the better, engages in activism	may be environmental activist
may engage in lobbying	may engage in community organizing	appreciates collective action
may value social justice	known to support social movements	may value economic progressivism
may be whistleblower	supports grassroots movements	appreciates civil disobedience

Project Worldview theme #36A: Cynicism its wiki summary:

disturbed by hypocrisy	Cynicism (contemporary)	despairs over  corruption
despairs over demagogy	attitude of cultural pessimism, rejects belief world becoming better	disturbed by political corruption
despairs over corporate crime	disgusted with humans, human nature ==>misanthropy	cynical about economic democracy, points to corporatocracy

Project Worldview theme #36B: Conspiracies / its wiki summary:

conspiracy--some are real, many are imagined!	conspiracy theory	simplistic black/white analysis: manichaeism
may promote pseudohistory	thinking influenced by paranoia	may believe and/or promote fake news
values telling a story / uses narrative form	enjoys retelling / embellishing modern folklore / legend	may be warrior in culture war

Project Worldview theme #37A: Proud Identification & Tribalism/ its wiki summary:

may have feelings of patriotism	feels satisfied sense of attachment to some group: pride	appreciates identity politics
tribe	may identify with particular ethnic group, values ethnic nationalism	nationalism
tribalism may largely define preferences	may have feelings of religious nationalism	may value national symbol(s)
chauvinism	fits into in-group and out-group discriminatory pattern	ethnocentrism

Project Worldview theme #37B: Global Citizen/ its wiki summary:

supports global citizens movement	global citizenship	identifies as global citizen or world citizen
supports global citizenship education	seeks to globally apply  universality principle: moral universalism	promotes global civics
the global citizen festival	global justice concerns, rejects "no global ethical standards exist"	may have anti-nationalism feelings
ridicules New World Order conspiracy idea	prefers cosmopolitanism approach to global justice

Project Worldview theme #38: Love as Family Glue / its wiki summary:

parenting	may feel unconditional love for family member(s)	extended family
parenting styles	inclusive: may be comfortable with non-traditional  family definition	puts family needs above individuals': familialism
kinship	exclusive: may accept pro nuclear family tradition, family values	may be strong supporter of traditional marriage
Eastern tradition: respect for parents: filial piety	maybe has been spared dysfunctional family woes	may be a cosseting or helicopter parent

Project Worldview theme #39A: Tough Love / its wiki summary:

believes in and employs corrective feedback	tough love	rejects enabling, rescuing parenting approach
may demand unquestioning obedience	may use demanding but responsive authoritative parenting/ mentoring	may employ shame
may engage in mentoring	may have to deal with dysfunctional family woes	may look to drug rehabilitation programs for help
may use corporal punishment	values learning from mistakes, discovery learning teaching approach	paternalism

Project Worldview theme #39B: Blaming / Scapegoating / its wiki summary:

often practices discrimination	scapegoating	comfortable with dehumanization of others
may direct hate speech toward person or group	often acts out of  prejudice	may promote misogyny
may condone hate crime	may subscribe to white supremacy	may practice or condone anti-semitism
may promote racism	may promote racial segregation	may condone genocide
witch hunt	may use anti-LGBT rhetoric	shame
xenophobia	The Holocaust	online shaming

Project Worldview theme #40: Environmental Economics/ its wiki summary:

ecological economics	Environmental Economics	may prefer emissions trading schemes
carbon footprint	appreciates need for carbon tax or related market scheme	promotes efficient energy use
promotes renewable energy commercialization	sees added pollution and resource depletion tied to market failure	feels market fails to value ecosystem services
urges an end to fossil fuel subsidies	wants to factor natural capital into economic analyzes	prefers genuine progress indicator to GDP use
environmental finance	appreciates need for environmental impact assessment	environmental, social and corporate governance

Project Worldview theme #41:Struggling With a Basic Need: Self-Esteem / its wiki summary:

may still be gathering self-knowledge	self esteem	may often experience anxiety
may be continually refining self concept	may suffer from emotional scars left by past traumatic event	may be suffering from clinical depression
may suffer from low self esteem	personality may be heavy on neuroticism	needs to develop more psychological resilience
working to build emotional intelligence	may have learned to extend compassion to oneself: self-compassion	defense mechanisms
may benefit from psychotherapy	perhaps has overcome past difficulties, working toward self actualization

Project Worldview theme #42: Ethical Orientation / its wiki summary:

applied ethics	values human capability for empathy, well being of others: secular ethics	actions show respect for professional ethics
actions avoid conflict of interest	actions characterized by honesty, respect for law, and integrity	generally respects the rule of law
may live in accordance with ethical code	promotes greatest overall happiness based ethics /utilitarianism	values distributive justice
business ethics	environmental ethics	research ethics

Project Worldview theme #43: Seeking Wealth and Power/ its wiki summary:

self-centered excessive desire for wealth:  greed	wealth	values having more control over life, more power
may pursue acquisition of wealth illegally: theft	values financial literacy and uses skills to increase wealth	may seek social status
may value Social Darwinism	values central tenet of capitalism: capital accumulation	the distribution of wealth
kleptocracy	may be manipulative, callous, immoral: machiavellian	may believe in The Gospel of Wealth

Project Worldview theme #44A: Sanctity and Dignity of Life / its wiki summary:

opposes any ending the life of unborn through abortion	culture of life	opposes allowing so-called mercy killing: euthanasia
highly values sanctity of life	opposes capital punishment (legal method to end life of bad criminal)	consistent life ethic
opposes assisted suicide	has bioethics related concerns about certain biotechnologies	supports Right to Life movement
supports fetal rights	stem cell research	may oppose all genetic engineering

Project Worldview theme #44B: Hands Off My Body / its wiki summary:

values bodily integrity	supports abortion rights movement	prefers pro-choice name for movement
believes in prevention and birth control	all children should be wanted: values family planning	supports right to pursue assisted suicide
realizes death can foster new life--example: extinction event	supports NARAL Pro-Choice America movement	may be concerned about population growth

Project Worldview theme #45A:Borrowing Mentality / its wiki summary:

may have or appreciate opportunity to get mortgage loan(s)	may have good understanding of debt-related terms/procedures	credit card debt
appreciates credit card convenience and value	may often be late paying bills==> accumulates credit card debt	may still respect those who declare bankruptcy
may understand simple vs. compound interest	values using debt in purchasing an asset: leverage	may be unaware of criticism of debt
consumer debt	may not be particularly concerned with level of government debt	may be lacking in delayed gratification ability
	may not be particularly concerned with student debt

Project Worldview theme #45B: Work, Play, Pay as You Go / its wiki summary:

practices putting money aside for later use / saving	operates within constraints of personal budget	likes balance budgets
possesses good delayed gratification ability	recognizes obligations--including financial ones-- limit freedom	may contribute more sweat equity than money
values minimizing incurring ecological debt	recognizes obligations--including financial ones-- can lead to guilt	appreciates criticism of debt
may appreciate microcredit	values fairness and justice associated with intergenerational equity	may practice frugality
may understand time value of money	promotes mutually beneficial intergenerationality relationships	may value Protestant work ethic

Project Worldview theme #46A: Technological Fix/ its wiki summary:

looks to technology to solve problems	technological fix	has faith in the engineering design process
prefers technocentrism to ecocentrism	supports technological change driving social change, empowering people	has faith in technology assessment
precautionary principle	prefers technoprogressivism to bioconservatism	typically dismisses criticism of technology

Project Worldview theme #46B: Military Backers / its wiki summary:

likely has military service experience	militarism	values military tradition
may be a professional warrior	comfortable with military discipline / chain of command	urges military budget be made a priority
urges combat readiness	may believe war not inherently bad, can even be beneficial to society	supports military schools
promotes military technology development	perhaps, given desire  to avoid war, values diplomacy, deterrence theory	military courtesy

Project Worldview theme #47A: Attitudinal Fix / its wiki summary:

appreciates cognitive, emotional factors in attitude change	attitudinal fix	recognizes attitude acquired through experience and greatly influences future actions
realizes social influences can change attitudes	values fair play, interpersonal communication people skills	finding common ground==> conflict resolution
diplomacy	encourages dialogue, negotiation to reach compromise	mediation
	realizes confirmation bias leads to greater attitude polarization

Project Worldview theme #47B: Pacifism / Non-Violence/ its wiki summary:

rejects all militarism including conscription	pacifism	anti-militarism
civil resistance: non-violent political action	chooses non-violent resistance when others would use violence	appreciates peace churches
values arms control efforts	may accept non-aggression principle, unlike strict pacifists	ahimsa (Indian concept related to "do no harm")
anarcho-pacifism	believes diplomacy should be exhausted before anyone considers war	shalom (Hebrew concept related to peace, well-being

Project Worldview theme #48A: Privacy / its wiki summary:

will typically fight bodily integrity invasions	Privacy	often asserts right to privacy
works to minimize digital footprint	has privacy concerns related to tracking cookies	often seeks confidentiality
may use anonymity to bolster privacy	may want to avoid being disturbed by others, seeks serenity	seeks security to avoid harm, injury

Project Worldview theme #48B: Liking Co-operation Based Communities / its wiki summary:

prefers co-operation to competition	values co-operative economics	values community economics
likes grass roots democracy	likes worker or consumer owned businesses/ co-operatives	history of the co-operative movement
community based organizations	would like power to shift away  from corporate elite:  economic democracy	intentional community
likes community supported agriculture	prefers decentralized economic or government structures	may live in ecovillage
worker co-operatives	consumer co-operatives	may live in cohousing community
	may embrace bioregionalism perspective

Project Worldview theme #49A: Social Welfare Statism/ its wiki summary:

supports government welfare programs	welfare state	welfare economics
accepts higher taxes for more services	values the common good, social welfare, and the public interest	values social safety net concept
supports providing public housing	social welfare model includes taxes, social insurance, public services, jobs	supports social insurance / social security
accepts public-private partnerships	sees need for government meddling in markets: economic interventionism	supports publicly funded health care
public sector	public interest	may support universal basic income

Project Worldview theme #49B: Idealistic Socialism / its wiki summary:

(naively?) believes others act out of altruism	socialism	embraces anti-capitalism
values the common good, social welfare	typically believes in social ownership of the means of production	dislikes capitalist mode of production
values egalitarianism	values strong state, centralized economic planning	not adverse to government using nationalization
comfortable with collectivism	may prefer single party controlled socialist market economy  (China model)	may prefer market socialism
may prefer democratic socialism with social ownership	may carry idealism to extreme and prefer communism	may prefer social democracy with capitalist mode of production
values social justice	may value social class conflict route to socialism per Marxism	may like  labor theory of value

Project Worldview theme #50A: Libertarian/ its wiki summary:

strongly values liberty	libertarianism	strongly values freedom
strong supporter of civil liberties	values freedom of choice unconstrained except by non-aggression principle	much prefers individualism over collectivism
values self-ownership and own labor	promotes extreme (dangerous?) version of freedom of speech  rights	rejects modern welfare state
values laissez faire capitalism	values free markets, limited role of state,  right-libertarianism	big fan of private property rights
may denigrate common good notion	sees virtue in selfishness, embraces ethical egoism, rejects altruism	may be admirer of Ayn Rand
rejects coercion: non-aggression principle	extreme belief in private property ==>abolishes state / anarcho-capitalism	objectivism

Project Worldview theme #50B: Left Anarchism / its wiki summary:

social anarchism	anarchism	abolition of private ownership==> anti-capitalism
left-right political spectrum	prefers no government===>values stateless society	skeptical of private ownership: left libertarianism
values egalitarianism	may prefer collectivist anarchism / labor-based compensation	labor theory of value
values communitarianism	may value anarchist communism / need based distribution	anarchist economics
may appreciate co-operative economics	may instead prefer individualist anarchism	issues in anarchism

Project Worldview theme #51A: Ethical Globalization / its wiki summary:

globalization	global justice movement	wants all global citizens to have voice:      democratic globalization
supports international trade regulation	bothered by, applauds efforts to reduce international inequality	international development
supports United Nations system	critical of globalization as driven by corporate capitalism	supports UN Sustainable Development Goals
supports cultural heritage protection	looks to technology transfer to improve life in  poor countries	may support steps toward world government
cultural globalization	economic globalization	political globalization
	hopes to defeat resource curse plaguing underdeveloped world

Project Worldview theme #51B: Big Business Pushes Global Limits/ its wiki summary:

big supporter of multinational corporations	promotes aggressively pushing resource extraction / extractivism	supports carbon capture and storage
hopes to delay fossil fuel phase-out	accepts perpetuating resource curse plaguing underdeveloped world	supports mining industry
supports energy development	promotes geoengineering as solution to climate change problem	asteroid mining
fusion power	supports developing space-based economy	rejects degrowth movement ideas

Project Worldview theme #52: Physically Challenged==> Independent Living / its wiki summary:

supports disability rights movement	supports goal of independent living for people with disabilities, old age	independent senior living
may be struggling with chronic illness	may be struggling to overcome disability	fights disability discrimination / ableism
supports accessibility  accommodations	may be struggling to cope with problems of old age	deaf culture
elderly care	value a person's right to make own life decisions/  self advocacy	assisted living

Project Worldview theme #101A: Mind Open, Vision Global / its wiki summary:

evolution = change over long time periods	open mindedness	values chronology / philosophy of history
appreciates how natural selection works	may score high on openness to experience measure of this personality trait	appreciates biogeochemical cycles
appreciates geologic time scale	recognizes by studying history can we one avoid past mistakes	appreciates vastness of the universe
appreciates human evolution	appreciates timeline of evolutionary history of life	appreciates large distance measures

Project Worldview theme #101B: Mind Narrowly Focused/ its wiki summary:

has mental map confined in time and space	values focusing on present moment without evaluation: mindfulness	may prefer narrowly framing thoughts
may value KISS Principle	has less tolerance for cognitive inconsistency /cognitive dissonance	reality tunnel
may be more splitter than lumper?	defense mechanism to avoid cognitive dissonance: compartmentalization	spatial cognition
	good ability to concentrate or focus on something / attentional control

Project Worldview theme #102A: Conscientious, Efficient Stewardship / its wiki summary:

may tend to perfectionism	may score high on  conscientiousness measure of this personality trait	internally consults value system: conscience
obsessive compulsive disorder	values ability to avoid wasting materials, money, effort, time: efficiency	may have goal orientation
	values responsible planning and management: stewardship	may be more task than relationship oriented

Project Worldview theme #102B: Easy-Going, Disorderly, Cavalier / its wiki summary:

less uptight, more relaxed than many are	exhibits more toleration of mistakes or imperfections than many others do	may be more relationship than  task oriented
stress management	can live with more disorder than many other people can	may use humor to reduce tension, manage stress
may be more extravert than introvert	responses typically come more from central nervous system than conscience

Project Worldview theme #103A: Individual Glory / its wiki summary:

may have tendency toward selfishness	may strive to maintain inflated opinion of oneself: egotism	may live more in self centered world than some
strongly prefers individualism to collectivism	may enjoy winning, engage more in zero sum thinking than others do	more of a  lone wolf than some / social isolation
may have tendency toward narcissism	may engage more in basking in reflected glory than others do	tends toward egocentrism
	tends more to self-reliance / self-sustainability than others

Project Worldview theme #103B: Celebrating Team Accomplishments/ its wiki summary:

values group cohesiveness	very much a team player, enjoys teamwork	values social connection as antidote to loneliness
may prefer co-operation to competition	may prefer collectivism to individualism	values taking collective action to reach goal
labor movement	looks to create win-win situations rather than engage in zero sum thinking	collective action problem (involving free riders)
	values people joining to achieve common goal as in a labor union

Project Worldview theme #104A: Human-Centered / its wiki summary:

accepts speciesism prejudices	anthropocentrism	may exhibit environmental skepticism
anti-environmentalism	typically supports wise use movement and associated philosophy	may oppose land-use planning restrictions
accepts factory farming practices	comfortable with commodification and valuing based on usefulness to humans	may value prosperity theology,
may support geoengineering	may place humans at top of Great Chain of Being, beneath God	may highly value their own salvation

Project Worldview theme #104B: Respect for Nature/ its wiki summary:

urges good stewardship of nature	ecocentrism	typically has reverence for wilderness
appreciates integrity of ecosystems	appreciates deep ecology	appreciates nature conservation issues
appreciates biogeochemical cycles	believes in animal rights, treating them with dignity, respect extended to people	values biodiversity
living planet index	may identify God with all nature, all Reality: pantheism	values land ethic
animal testing	may appreciate Gaia philosophy	may have eco-feminist perspective
	appreciates relationship between animal ethics and environmental ethics

Project Worldview theme #201A: Evidence-Based/ its wiki summary:

values rationality	evidence	seeks to build belief system on reason, evidence
concepts used in building framework	appreciates key role of observation in gathering evidence	recognizes empirical evidence foundation
worldview--framework for understanding	realistic worldviews can make good predictions	values logical reasoning
rigorous application: scientific method	worldviews are refined with learning, corrective feedback process	medicine provides example: evidence based practice
can accept disturbing parts of Reality	evidence insufficient to make decision: underdetermination	building on what others find: consensus reality
	rejects belief in afterlife: can accept likelihood of eternal oblivion upon death

Project Worldview theme #201B: Positive Expectations/ its wiki summary:

values optimistic state of mind: hope	optimism bias distorts person's assessment of likelihood of bad outcome	has (unjustified?) confidence or trust: faith
has more optimism than warranted?	certain beliefs can be recognized as healthy, useful fiction / positive psychology	faith and rationality
rejects evidence, holds false belief	forms beliefs based on what is pleasing to imagine: wishful thinking	appreciates framing effect_(psychology)
may admit to self-deception	when positive expectations improve outcome: placebo effect	suppressing negative emotions: toxic positivity
may believe in afterlife	may refuse to accept what evidence shows is true: denial	may believe in alternate history: pseudohistory

Project Worldview theme #202A: Cautious Processing / its wiki summary:

may often feel anxiety	recognizes information is needed to resolve uncertainty about some situation	may feel fear or be able to readily recall that feeling
has memory of pain suffered	personality may have higher harm avoidance than normal	very slow to extend trust in relationships
self concept	personality may have higher negative affectivity than normal	may harbor resentment
stress	may unconsciously employ defense mechanisms to fight anxiety, stress	Dukkha (Buddhist concept of pain, suffering)

Project Worldview theme #202B: Relaxed, Generous, Loving / its wiki summary:

displays generosity	values deep interpersonal affection: love	displays absence of tension, anxiety: relaxation
values interpersonal relationships	values human bonding and living with benefits of such bonds	readily extends trust in relationships
biochemical basis: oxytocin	values caring in intimate relationships	easily engages in helping behavior

Project Worldview theme #203A: Hierarchical Rigidity/ its wiki summary:

values social hierarchy	scores high on social dominance orientation  support for social hierarchy	typically values social status
may support patriarchy	typically tends toward conservatism	may support paternalistic conservatism
may exhibit mentality rigidity	engages in group-based discrimination per social dominance theory	may support traditionalist conservatism
academic ranks in the United States	appreciates chain of command	caste system in India

Project Worldview theme #203B: Egalitarian Progressive/ its wiki summary:

values egalitarianism	typically supports social reform causes associated with progressivism	values social justice
supports progressive taxation	supports fight against economic inequality	values economic progressivism
appreciates collective action	fights previous discrimination by supporting affirmative action	progressive Christianity
may support utilitarianism	liberalism and progressivism within Islam

Project Worldview theme #204A: Freedom from Limits/ its wiki summary:

supports deregulation	freedom	dislikes regulatory economics
anti-environmentalism	typically supports wise use movement and associated philosophy	big fan of private property rights
rejects degrowth movement ideas	promotes extreme (dangerous?) version of freedom of speech  rights	may promote geoengineering
may promote space colonization	values freedom of choice unconstrained by external parties

Project Worldview theme #204B: Limits and Ethics/ its wiki summary:

values environmental ethics	secular ethics	supports zero population growth
may practice veganism	would exclude hate speech, disinformation from freedom of speech rights	concerned about human overpopulation
values climate ethics	concerned about tragedy of the commons situations	sees climate change as existential threat
two child policy	concerned about risks of collapse of civilization: collapsology	generally supports regulatory economics

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