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A [good] name [is] rather to be
chosen than great riches, [and] loving favour rather
than silver and gold.
Pro 22:1
Choosing a Hebrew-Ethiopian RasTafari Name
A change of name for the convert, following that
logic, signals the embracing of a new philosophy, a new
identification, a purposeful, mindful statement of
intent for the long future. "A convert is as a newborn
child, lidj or lij." A new person needs a new
name. That is why the LOJ Ministers instituted that
converts should choose Hebrew-Ethiopian names for their new RasTafari
lives.
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Listed Below are some reasons why people change
their name:
1. As a Hebrew-Ethiopian
RasTafari and Registered member of THE LION OF JUDAH SOCIETY, upon
declaration of FAITH, a
RIGHTEOUS NAME
(ATTRIBUTE) of ALMIGHTY GOD YAHWEH is PRESCRIBED.
2. HISTORICAL
- Because you HONESTLY
BELIEVE that your name that is on your IDENTIFICATION has NO CONNECTION with your true
ANCESTRY, HERITAGE, or ORIGIN.
Other Reasons why people
change their name:
1. Birth certificate
shows one name. But he/she has always gone by another
name, and desire that his/her legal name conforms to the
name he/she has assumed.
2. Sheer dislike of
present name.
3. To conform to a
Professional Image or Lifestyle.
Overview
New Name, Same
History If you desire to be known by a
name other than the one you were given at birth, or the
one which you acquired through marriage or adoption, a
name change may be appropriate. Changing your name is a
common act recognized throughout the U.S. and one that
may be achieved by following the process established by
each state's legal system.
With LOJFiling, you
can easily obtain a court-ordered name change that, once
granted, allows you to alter your name on all of your
formal records i.e. Birth Certificate; Social Security;
Passport and other legal documents. Changing your name
legally, through the court system, also assures that
your personal identity and history remain connected to
your new name.
LOJFiling can help get you started
with the name change process, quickly and easily. Simply
answer a few questions online, chat with our live online
help or call 646-831-0118 to speak to one of our
team members. We will fill out all required
documentation and send it to you with easy-to-follow
filing instructions for your county or state. LOJFiling
— we get it done right.
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Process
Name Change - How it
works:
You won’t have
to read any confusing instructions, and there’s nothing
to print out or put together on your end. LOJFiling has
streamlined the complexities of the name change process
in 3 Easy Steps...
Information: Start
by filling out a precise online questionnaire developed
by our staff of legal advisors. Part of the LOJFiling
guarantee is that our professionals handle every order
personally and that your data remains confidential. Preparation: As
soon as we receive your completed questionnaire, we
perform a thorough review of your information —
including a check for accuracy and to make sure that
nothing has been overlooked. We then fill out your
Petition for Change of Name, review it, and mail
it to you for your signature. For an additional fee, we offer expedited
overnight service. Completion: After
you receive & sign your petition, you the petitioner
must file it with the appropriate court — we’ll advise
you as to which court. In the meantime, all you have to
do is sit back & let the specialists at LOJFiling
take care of everything else. The reason you
must submit your petition yourself, in person, is that
many courts do not accept name change petitions by
mail. Please note that while the professionals
at LOJFiling fill out your petition, we do not authorize
your name change or issue your new birth certificate.
These are ordered & issued by the court
only.
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Prices
Name Change
Prices:
Adult Package : $50.00
Minor
Package :
$65.00
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Why
LOJFiling
Why LOJFiling is
Right for You!
Leave your
Petition for Change of Name to the experts at LOJFiling
and we guarantee you’ll save yourself time and costly
attorney’s fees. One online visit or phone call to our
central processing unit is all it takes to get started
on the name change process. Family owned and operated,
LOJFiling is dedicated to providing quality service for
our valued members and clients. LOJFiling—we do it
right.
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Easy! Make
only one online visit or call to our online document
processing center—we do the rest.
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Much less than attorney’s fees and competitive in the
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processing your order within 24 hours or less!
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take pride in the services we offer and guarantee your
satisfaction.
Change your
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Our 3 Step
Process
1.) Answer a few
simple questions.
2.) We will
prepare all required court forms.
3.) We will mail
you the prepared court forms within 24-48 hours with
specific step-by-step instructions on how to file your
petition and follow through to legally change your
name.
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Name Change
FAQs
What does a
court ordered name change entail?
Petitioning and
publishing are the two basic steps you'll need to take
in order to have a court issue a decree that orders your
official name change. Petitioning means filling out the
appropriate form or forms and filing them (paying the
required fee) in the court that claims jurisdiction
(normally, the one nearest or that services the area of
your residence). In nearly every state the petitioner or
person legally overseeing the name change process is
required to publish notice in a local newspaper of the
intended name change. You may also be required to give
notice to specific individuals or organizations that
have an interest in your name change. If someone objects
to your new name, you may have to appear in court to
show cause as to why you are entitled to your new name.
Will my name
change affect any benefits to which I'm
entitled?
No. Your
benefits -alimony, child support, Social Security
payments, disability benefits- are yours. You are
entitled to them regardless of what you choose to call
yourself legally. Only a name change due to marriage may
affect your Social Security benefits. However, in this
instance it's getting married that is the determining
factor and not the name change.
If you are an
adult who has been disabled since childhood, these types
of benefits generally stop once you get married. There
are some circumstances in which your benefits may be
protected if you marry.
Since the rules are
different for different situations, you should consult a
Social Security representative for the impact that
marriage may have on any benefits you are currently
receiving. Whatever situation is applicable, you will
need to inform all appropriate authorities of your new
name, in writing and usually with a certified copy of
your name change decree.
What is legally
required for me to change my name?
Residency,
jurisdiction and legal grounds are the determining
factors when filing to change your name. The residency
requirement entails your living in the area in which you
intend to file your name change petition for at least
six months prior to filing your petition. Jurisdiction
means that your petition must be filed within the court
district nearest your residence. Having legal grounds
means you have good reason to be petitioning for your
name change-i.e., that you have had a religious
conversion, that you wish to make a connection with your
true ancestry, heritage or origin, that you wish to
maintain your identity in business, that your name needs
to be shortened, etc.
How is a name
change different for a minor vs.
adult?
While adults are
legally allowed to proceed with a name change on their
own, a minor must rely on adult individuals to drive the
process. Usually, a minor's natural parents are
responsible for filling out the name change petition and
overseeing the name change process when a minor is
involved. If only one parent is involved, the consent of
the other parent may also be required. There are many
instances in which a natural parent may be imprisoned,
lives in another state or country or cannot be located
at all. In these types of situation, legal custody and
parental notice are very important. It's incumbent on
the court to make name change determinations based on
the best interests of the applying minor.
What documents
are required for changing my name?
Although the
exact forms and their titles for the name change process
vary from state to state, and even from jurisdiction to
jurisdiction, you will always start by filing a Petition
for Change of Name. In Los Angeles County, for example,
you are also required to file a form entitled Order to
Show Cause for Change of Name. This form gives
interested parties the opportunity to object to your
name change. If anyone objects, then a hearing is set to
discuss the objection. Finally, you'll need a Decree
Changing Name, which is the actual order that authorizes
your name change and which becomes the official record
of your name change.
Where do I file
my name change petition?
In most cases
you will file your petition in the civil court system
presiding over the county and the branch that correlates
to the area in which you reside.
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Step
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Adult or Minor Questions Form Above
Step
2:
Simply fill the form & submit
it by mail along with the correct filing fee
to:
Lion Of Judah
Society
305A Halsey
Street
Brooklyn, NY
11216
ATTN: LOJFiling
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Because
of popular demand we are now offering Amharic name
consultation for a small fee of $35. We can help you
find a good Amharic name from our database list of many
names. Let us know what kind of name you would
like whether it be a Biblical name, or a Historical
name, or Traditional name, or Places etc... We
will help you make a choice, show you how your name is
written in the Amharic characters as well as the
definition meaning of your chosen name in PDF, .JPG, .GIF formats.
To
help you get started, below you will find a variety of
Amharic names listed in different categories along with
some of their meanings and or descriptions. We
will provide you the meanings and Amharic spelling for
any of the names written below without their description
as well as help you find other names you may prefer from
our very large Names Database.
Your Request for an Amharic Name
Consultation will include a telephone consultation, or
skype, yahoo or other chat service if you prefer.
This consultation will also include your chosen name
translated, defined and written in the Amharic script
which we will send to your email address in the format
of your choice.
If
you do not have a Credit Card, PayPal account or would
prefer to order by mail, please send check or
international money order to the address below.
Lion Of Judah
Society
305A Halsey
Street
Brooklyn, NY
11216
United States
ATTN: Name
Consultation
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text in Amharic font below, please download the GF Zemen
font.
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Ethiopian,
Amharic Names & Their
Meanings (Request
Consultation)
| Name |
Pronunciation |
Meaning |
Amharic
Script |
AlemNeh
(m) AlemNesh (f) |
AlämNäh
AlämNäš |
You are the
world |
ዓለምነህ ዓለም
ነሽ |
| Alemayehu
(m) |
Alämayyähu |
I saw the
world |
ዓለማየሁ |
| Alem
Begrwa (f) |
Aläm
Bägrwa |
The
world under her foot |
ዓለም
በግሯ |
| Aleme Werk
(f) |
Alämä
Wärk’ |
A
world of gold |
ዓለም
ወርቅ |
| Alem
Seged (m) |
Aläm
Sägäd |
The
world bowed |
ዓለም
ሰገድ |
| Mulu
Alem (m/f) |
Mulu’aläm |
Full,
complete world |
ሙሉዓለም |
| Andualem
(m) |
Andu’aläm |
The one
world |
አንዱዓለም
|
| Bezualem
(m/f) |
Bïzu’aläm
|
Abundant
world |
ብዙዓለም |
| Banchi Alem
(f) |
Banči
Aläm |
By your
world |
ባንቺ ዓለም
|
| Wendimalem
(m) |
Wändïmmaläm |
Brother of
the world |
ወንድማለም
|
| Yergalem
(m) |
Yïrgaaläm |
May the
world be calm! |
ይርጋለም |
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Biblical
names
(Request
Consultation)
|
male |
Female |
Meaning |
|
Adamu |
Genet |
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Adam |
Martha |
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Ahadu |
Helen |
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Gere Mariam |
Sara |
|
|
Gebre Hana |
Elsa |
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Gebre Kiristos |
Elsabet/Elizabeth |
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Gebre'El/Gabrial |
Tsedey |
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Mechela |
Maryam |
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|
Samuel |
Rahel |
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|
Daniel |
Aster |
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Beniam/Benyam |
Samrawit |
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Mikiyas/Mikias |
Sosena |
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Yohannes/John |
Amsale |
|
| Marqos/Markos/Marc |
Tehetena |
|
|
Deborah |
|
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Ethiopian Names (mostly
Amharic names) (Request
Consultation)
|
male |
Female |
Meaning |
|
Abebe |
Abebech |
Blooming like
flower |
|
Kebede |
kebedech |
Getting
heavy |
|
Asnake |
Asnaku/Asnakech |
Become better than
others |
|
Bogale |
Bogalech |
Glowing, getting
brighter |
|
Demeke |
Demekech |
Getting
brighter |
|
Werkneh |
Worknesh |
You are a
gold |
|
Alem |
Alem |
World |
|
Mihiret/Meheret |
Mihiret/Meheret |
Mercy/
pardon |
|
Mulu Alem |
mulu Alem |
Whole world |
|
Mulu Ken |
Mulu ken |
Whole day (good
day) |
|
Meseret |
Meseret |
Base |
|
Nigus/Negus |
Nigist/Negest |
King/Queen |
|
Li'ul |
Li'lit |
Prince/Princess |
|
Birhanu/Berhanu |
|
His light |
|
Melku |
|
His image |
|
Zema |
Zema |
Melody |
|
Alem |
Alem |
World |
|
Alemu |
|
His world |
|
Alem Neh |
AlemNesh |
You are the
world |
|
Lake |
Lakech |
Getting
better |
|
Lemma |
|
Growing
better, |
|
Wendimu |
|
His brother |
|
Tesfaye |
|
My hope |
|
Tesfa |
|
Hope |
|
Tesfaneh |
Tesfanesh |
You are
Hope |
|
Birhan |
Birhan |
Light |
|
Birhan'neh |
Birhan'nesh |
You are
light |
|
Mebrate |
|
my light |
|
Mebreatu |
|
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Places
(Request
Consultation)
|
male |
Female |
|
Gojjam |
Gojjam |
| Shewa |
Shewa |
| Gonder |
Gonder |
| Addis |
Addis |
| Dese |
Dese |
|
medina |
| Israel |
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| China |
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Ethnic
names
(Request
Consultation)
|
male |
Female |
|
zeberga |
welkite |
|
goto |
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guma |
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gofa |
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|
maki |
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|
bedilu |
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|
debelo |
|
|
|
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Best-wishing
names
(Request
Consultation)
|
male |
Female |
Meaning |
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Desta |
Desta |
happiness |
|
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Tena |
Health |
|
Fikre |
Fikre |
love |
|
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Selam |
Peace |
|
Tirunih |
Tirunesh |
You are
good |
|
Melkamu |
Melkam |
Better |
|
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|
|
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Precious Stone
Names...
(Request
Consultation)
|
male |
Female |
Meaning |
|
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Almaz |
Diamond |
|
|
Almaznesh |
You are a
Diamond |
|
Einku |
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Workneh |
Worknesh |
You are a
good |
|
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Wok Wiha/Yework
wiha |
Golden
water |
|
Afework |
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Golden
mouth |
|
Amde Work |
|
Golden
column |
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Yework Zaff |
Golden
tree |
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Wedu/Widu |
|
You are
expensive |
|
Biru |
|
You are Silver (Ethiopian
currency called
Birr) |
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Other Ethiopian Traditional
Names
(Request
Consultation)
|
Name |
Meaning |
Gender |
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Taye |
|
M |
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Wasie |
|
M |
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Mengistu |
|
M |
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Teshale |
|
M |
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Wagaye |
|
M/F |
|
Desta |
|
M/F |
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Ketema |
|
M |
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Getachew |
|
M |
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Tesfaye |
|
M |
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Tesfahun |
|
M |
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Alebachew |
|
M/F |
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Amare |
|
M |
|
Demelash |
|
M/F |
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Endihnew |
|
M |
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Etenesh |
|
F |
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Fantanesh |
|
F |
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Fisseha |
|
M |
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Fregenet |
|
F |
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Gebre |
|
M |
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Gebru |
|
M |
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Girume/Grum |
|
M |
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Hiwot |
|
M/F |
|
Lulu |
|
F |
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Kassahun |
|
M |
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Maru |
|
M |
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Meaza |
|
F |
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Misrak |
|
M/F |
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Minale |
|
M |
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Mulu |
|
M/F |
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Mulugeta |
|
M |
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Negash |
|
M |
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Shiferaw |
|
M |
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Tenagne |
|
F |
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Tigabu |
|
M |
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Tirunesh |
|
F |
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Tsegay |
|
M |
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Wubet |
|
M/F |
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Yeshiemebet |
|
F |
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Firehiwot |
|
F |
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Aberash |
|
F |
|
Abtew |
|
M |
|
Adera |
|
M/F |
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Adisalem |
|
M/F |
|
Akiliu |
|
M |
|
Alem |
|
M/F |
|
AlemayEhu |
|
M |
|
Alemseghed |
|
F |
|
Aneteneh |
|
M |
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Aschalew |
|
M |
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Ashenafi |
|
M |
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Asmamaw |
|
M |
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Asnakech |
|
F |
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Assefa |
|
M |
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Belaynesh |
|
F |
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Belete |
|
M |
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Bizuayehu |
|
M/F |
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Bishaw |
|
M |
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Bezawork |
|
F |
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