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85% of measles outbreak victims already received vaccinations

By Ethan A. Huff, June 23 2014
(NaturalNews) The mainstream media is giddily engaging in a mass political orgy over measles after the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) reported that the disease is allegedly spreading in large part due to foreign travelers and the unvaccinated. But a recent slip by KYW Newsradio 1060 in Philadelphia revealed that 85 percent of reported measles cases are, in fact, occurring in people who already received their vaccinations. Catherine J. Frompovich from Activist Post says she heard...

What is aspartame? Five surprising facts you never know about this chemical sweetener

By Jonathan Benson, June 23 2014
(NaturalNews) The controversy surrounding one of the world's most popular artificial sweeteners, aspartame (NutraSweet, Equal), continues some 30 years after the chemical was rammed through the regulatory process by pharmaceutical interests, despite its well-documented dangers. And yet to this very day, many people are still unaware of the chemical sweetener's sordid history, not to mention what aspartame is actually made from and how it affects the body and brain. To many, aspartame is just another...

Urban gardening survival secrets: some ways to grow food in any city even when your life depends on it

By J. D. Heyes, June 23 2014
(NaturalNews) If you want to grow enough food for yourself and your family - enough that can sustain you in hard times - you'd need several acres of prime farmland, right? In a word, no. All you need is some guidance on what to grow and how to grow it, as well as a few trips to the local home improvement store. Oh, and some friends who share your vision. The community garden concept: An increasingly popular option in the urban/suburban environment is the concept of a "community garden." As...

Orwellian nightmare: scientists now able to create or erase memories at will

By David Gutierrez, June 23 2014
(NaturalNews) In a number of disturbing recent studies, scientists have shown the power to create and erase memories "at will." Most recently, in a study conducted by researchers from the University of California-San Diego (UCSD) and published online in the journal Nature on June 1, researchers were able to erase specific memories from the brains of rats, then later reinstate them. "We can form a memory, erase that memory and we can reactivate it, at will," senior author Roberto Malinow said...

Four foods rich in essential magnesium

By Michael Ravensthorpe, June 23 2014
(NaturalNews) Magnesium is a vital macromineral that is needed for more than 300 biochemical reactions in the body. It regulates enzyme reactions, aids the production of ATP, helps the body transport ions across the cell membranes and much more. Indeed, all of the body's organs require magnesium to function properly. Unfortunately, magnesium deficiencies are pandemic worldwide. In the United States alone, experts estimate that between 50 and 80 percent of the population suffers from a deficiency...

Hackers begin targeting your home appliances: toilets, ovens, refrigerators and more

By J. D. Heyes, June 23 2014
(NaturalNews) They say "the Internet of things" is coming, and indeed, more and more devices, from televisions to small appliances, are becoming "smart," meaning that they can be accessed and controlled wirelessly. What's more, with everything that we use in our daily lives being connected, eventually, to the Internet, technology experts and analysts are warning that those items will also be in danger of being hacked. Sadly, and surprisingly, that will eventually include even our toilets. As...

Cayenne pepper makes herbs up to 75% more effective, aids weight loss, offers pain relief, improves circulation and heals ulcers

By Jeanette Padilla, June 23 2014
(NaturalNews) Cayenne pepper, also known as capsicum, adds flavor to your food and has some impressive health benefits. Cayenne stimulates blood flow and can help burn body fat. It also fights inflammation and stimulates digestion, which helps break down food for better nutrient absorption. Cayenne is also a warming herb that has the power to significantly reduce pain. Cayenne fights diseases of the circulatory system Cayenne is a catalyst. It's added to many herbal blends to help them perform...

Food prices are rising in America; researchers predict food shortages followed by mass riots

By J. D. Heyes, June 23 2014
(NaturalNews) The social contract of peace and compliance only exists in any country so long as society is civil enough to permit it, government policies notwithstanding. So it is with some apprehension that sociologists and demographers are watching vulnerable populations in the United States for any signs of unrest as food prices -- and in particular, meat prices -- continue to rise. A recent blog post in the Scientific American discusses the trend of increasing social unrest in countries around...

Ginger reduces chronic inflammation, pain and migraines, helps digestion, diabetes and more

By Jeanette Padilla, May 22 2014
(NaturalNews) According MedlinePlus, taking 1 gram of ginger before surgery may help reduce nausea and vomiting post-surgery. Widely known for its ability to reduce nausea and vomiting, ginger has many more uses than one may think. In China, ginger has been used for over 2,000 years to help treat nausea, stomach problems, arthritis and heart conditions. This spicy herb also helps reduce chronic inflammation, pain and migraines. Ginger has been shown to help treat ulcers, gout and diabetes complications...

Hanford nuclear site employees not allowed to speak out about chemical exposure, brain damage

By Ethan A. Huff, June 23 2014
(NaturalNews) Workers at a large nuclear waste storage facility in south-central Washington are falling gravely ill from exposure to radiation, according to new reports. But a former company insider says they are too afraid to come out about it for fear of losing their jobs. NBC Right Now in the Tri-Cities reports that Lonnie Poteet, a former truck driver at the federal government's Hanford Site, suffered major injuries after encountering leaked radiation earlier in the spring. Poteet says site...

Best foods for protein when considering a vegetarian or vegan lifestyle

By Raw Michelle, June 23 2014
(NaturalNews) Many people who are considering a vegetarian or vegan lifestyle are often concerned with making sure that they still fuel their body with the proper amounts of protein. Proteins, as most of us know, are the "building blocks" of life responsible for the proper function of organs, cells and tissues (1). The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) says that adult women should obtain 46 grams of protein daily and that adult men should aim to have 56 grams daily (1). Experts...

Secret email, letter reveal psychiatry to be a total fraud

By Ethan A. Huff, June 23 2014
(NaturalNews) There are few professions more disingenuous than modern psychiatry, an inherently corrupt medical paradigm that interprets human behavioral variances through the lens of made-up "mental disorders," nearly all of which demand expensive pharmaceutical drug interventions. And new evidence supporting the notion that modern psychiatry is a complete fraud has been uncovered in the form of an email sent by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA), and a letter sent by Health Canada, the Canadian...

Lower liver cancer risk by drinking coffee daily

By Sandeep Godiyal, June 23 2014
(NaturalNews) Coffee, after decades of bad press, is finally coming into its own. There continue to be health reports that note the benefits of having a daily cup of coffee. In addition to research which shows that a daily cup of java could have positive effects on a person's ability to stave off strokes, Parkinson's disease and type 2 diabetes, recent research has shown that coffee drinkers can now add a lower risk of getting a certain type of liver cancer to the benefits of downing their favorite...

Oxygenating your body's cells can reduce inflammation and insulin resistance

By David Gutierrez, June 23 2014
(NaturalNews) For the first time, researchers have uncovered the mechanism by which an unhealthy diet leads to type 2 diabetes, in a study conducted by researchers from the University of California, San Diego, and published in the journal Cell on June 5. "We've described the etiology of obesity-related diabetes. We've pinpointed the steps, the way the whole thing happens," researcher Jerrold M. Olefsky, MD, said. How high-fat diets produce inflammationDiabetes, characterized by high blood sugar...

GMO bananas are coming to a supermarket near you, thanks to Bill Gates

By J. D. Heyes, June 17 2014
(NaturalNews) What does the development of genetically modified bananas have to do with the world's richest man, founder of Microsoft Corp. Bill Gates? Everything. As noted by CNet News, James Dale, the director for the Center for Tropical Crops and Biocommodities at Queensland University of Technology in Australia, says he's devoted a number of years to the creation of a better banana (what is currently wrong with the kind that grow naturally? We haven't a clue, but there it is). Dale says...

Combination vaccine doubles risk of seizures

By David Gutierrez, June 22 2014
(NaturalNews) Confirming the results of prior studies, research conducted by the University of Calgary and published in the Canadian Medical Association Journal has found that the combination MMR-chickenpox vaccine doubles the risk of febrile seizures in young children. The researchers reviewed side effect data from 277,774 children who had received either the combined MMRV (measles-mumps-rubella-varicella) vaccine or two separate vaccines (MMR and varicella/chickenpox) between the ages of 12...

Turmeric as effective for treating disease as 14 different conventional drugs, study finds

By Julie Wilson staff writer, June 12 2014
(NaturalNews) It's no secret that turmeric has amazing healing properties; in fact, it's one of the most thoroughly researched plants in history. Dating back thousands of years, humans have used turmeric as both a food and a medicine, even using it to cure life-threatening diseases. Researchers at GreenMedInfo, an organization dedicated to providing evidence-based resources to the world, found turmeric to have over 600 potential preventive and therapeutic applications and 175 distinct beneficial...

The cancer-causing sunscreen protection racket

By Paul Fassa, June 22 2014
(NaturalNews) For starters, there's no real proof that sunscreens actually prevent most skin cancers. Yet your dermatologist is probably robotically advising you to slather on a toxic sunscreen as a proven skin cancer preventive. Did your doctor mention studies showing that people who spend a greater percentage of their time outdoors have the lowest risk of melanoma? For example, office workers have a greater melanoma risk than farmers, construction workers and even lifeguards! Based on population...

Sugar substitutes for diabetics: Five sugars that are OK to eat

By Aurora Geib, June 22 2014
(NaturalNews) Over the past 25 years, the prevalence of diabetes has risen substantially in the U.S. (1) Today, nearly 26 million Americans have diabetes, including 7 million people who have not been diagnosed. Almost 2 million men and women are diagnosed with diabetes each year -- that's more than 5,200 each day. What's more, diabetes plays a primary or contributing role in nearly a quarter-million deaths annually in the U.S. (2) For those struggling with diabetes, learning to control cravings...

Oil and gas companies use 40-plus toxic chemicals near California homes, schools and hospitals

By Jonathan Benson, June 22 2014
(NaturalNews) The quest to unearth new sources of oil and natural gas in Southern California's dense urban core has resulted in the spreading of more than 40 different toxic chemicals near hospitals, residential areas and schools. Data collected by the South Coast Air Quality Management District has revealed that a process known as "acidization," which involves injecting chemicals and other materials into the ground to create passageways for oil and gas to escape, is generating heavy pollution...

Top ways broccoli helps fight cancer

By Sandeep Godiyal, June 22 2014
(NaturalNews) Everyone knows that they should eat more fruits and vegetables in order to enjoy better health, and maybe even extend their lifespan by more than just a few years. What many people do not realize, however, is just how good for them these foods are. In addition, most people are not aware of exactly how the fruits and vegetables they eat benefit them. Broccoli is one food that should be on the daily, or at the very least weekly, menu of every person on the planet, and here are the reasons...

How can petroleum ever be 'hypoallergenic'? - the hypocrisy rages on with baby oils

By S. D. Wells, June 22 2014
(NaturalNews) Petroleum jelly can be found in about every other bathroom cabinet in the US, but dermatologists who really know what they're doing, like the holistic ones, warn against it. A byproduct of the oil industry, petroleum can suffocate pores, aggravate acne and even cause a rare form of pneumonia, if inhaled. Vaseline is just a highly refined version of petroleum jelly, so it may contain less of the cancer-causing chemicals that other similar and cheaper products contain, but should you...

Women can increase their exercise performance with iron

By J. Anderson, June 22 2014
(NaturalNews) We all know that exercise has many health benefits and that we can condition our bodies to perform at a higher efficiency over time. This increased conditioning and performance can have substantial health benefits. New research out of the University of Melbourne that was published in the Journal of Nutrition determined that women who take iron supplements can exercise at a higher performance, therefore hypothetically receiving added health benefits! This study is remarkable because...

How late-night screen exposure makes you fat

By Julie Wilson , June 22 2014
(NaturalNews) Electronics are powerful, and not just in regard to their speed and memory. Televisions, computers and cellphones have powerful abilities capable of influencing behavior, swaying public opinion and according to one study, increasing your waistline. Scientists found that "blue-enriched light exposure, compared with dim light exposure, was associated with an increase in hunger that began 15 minutes after light onset and was still present almost two hours after the meal." They...

Consciousness tests reveal rats are capable of feeling regret

By Ethan A. Huff, June 22 2014
(NaturalNews) A complex thought process previously believed to exist only in humans has been discovered in rats, according to a new study published in the journal Nature Neuroscience. Researchers from Minnesota University observed for the first time that rats are capable of feeling regret over their decisions much like humans, showing a level of consciousness never before seen in mammals other than humans, let alone in rodents. Professor David Redish and his colleagues constructed a test which...

Top foods and drinks that offer dry eye relief

By Raw Michelle, June 22 2014
(NaturalNews) People often complain of having dry eyes, whether it's due to allergies, contact lens use or an underlying health condition. In fact, about 33 million Americans suffer from the frustrations of dry eye (1). However, rather than turning to repeated use of over-the-counter eye drops, which may cause blurred vision and systemic problems such as weakness, blood pressure changes and stomach pain (1), there are healthy foods and drinks that alleviate the bothersome feeling. They have the...

Cell phones linked to male reproductive issues in new study

By David Gutierrez, June 22 2014
(NaturalNews) Cell phone use in men is associated with lower sperm quality, according to a study led by researchers from the University of Exeter and published in the journal Environment International on June 9. The researchers believe that the effect probably comes from men carrying their mobile phones in their pockets, causing irradiation to the testes. "This study strongly suggests that being exposed to radio-frequency electromagnetic radiation from carrying mobiles in trouser pockets negatively...

Infants should be given vitamin D supplements to ensure optimal health

By PF Louis, June 22 2014
(NaturalNews) The American Academy of Pediatrics and the Institute of Medicine are now recommending that all babies be given 400 IU (international units) of oral, liquid supplemental vitamin D, shortly after birth, whether the baby is exclusively breast fed, partially breast fed or formula fed. While breast milk remains the gold standard of nutrition for babies, the Academy cautions that it's unlikely that breast milk alone will provide enough vitamin D. The Academy also advises that, as solid...

What 'alternative animal testing' really means

By Lindsey Alexander, June 22 2014
(NaturalNews) In recent decades, researchers have begun investigating alternative methods of scientific testing. This month, Democrat Congressman Jim Moran of Virginia proposed a bill that would ban the use of animals in cosmetic testing facilities. This bill has been sponsored by at least 50 other congressmen. The proposed law made its way to the House following the release of a study on a 3D laboratory method for allergy and asthma research. The terminology "alternative to animal testing" might...

Amazon.com launches PrimeGrocery, offering all-you-can-eat corn-based groceries delivered by elven-piloted drones

By Mike Adams, June 21 2014
(NaturalNews) (Satire) In the wake of its exhaustive rollouts of Prime Music (all-you-can-listen music), Prime Video (all-you-can-watch video) and Prime Shipping (unlimited free shipping on all the stuff you buy), Amazon.com has just launched a breakthrough service that's sure to please hungry Americans looking for a bargain: PrimeGrocery brings all-you-can-eat processed food products as part of your $99 / year membership... but only on foods made from corn. Amazon.com founder and celebrated business...

Hundreds of supporters rally outside courthouse of Austin teen facing life in prison for pot brownies

By Julie Wilson , June 18 2014
(NaturalNews) A 19-year old Austin resident whose life has been turned upside down after he was caught baking pot brownies in his apartment last April pled not guilty in a hearing on June 19. The defendant, Jacob Lavoro, is facing five years to life in prison for his charges. District Judge Rick J. Kennon addressed the courtroom's "unusually large crowd" Thursday afternoon before resetting the teen's court date for Aug. 6. Lavoro turned down a plea deal for second-degree felony. His lawyer...

Agricultural chemical companies transform Kaua'i from paradise to toxic nightmare

By L.J. Devon, Staff Writer, June 21 2014
(NaturalNews) The colors of nature really stand out in the paradise of Kaua'i, Hawai'i. Sandy beaches embrace the waves of crystal blue water rushing ashore. The ocean waves nip peacefully at the base of the luscious, volcanic mountains, kissing the landscape in a fusion of awe and inspiration. But just beyond the natural beauty, harmony and flow is a new wave of chemical destruction ravaging the soil, dusting through the air. The island has recently become a test field for some of the biggest...

Natural bad breath remedies revealed: 7 ways to go from horrific to terrific

By Aurora Geib, June 21 2014
(NaturalNews) Few things in life are as frustrating, uncomfortable and socially awkward as bad breath, also known as halitosis. If you suffer from this embarrassing problem, there's no reason to run and hide, or attempt to disguise the odor with artificial, potentially toxic chemical products. Instead, consider these seven natural bad breath remedies which can help take your breath from foul to fresh.

1. Fish Oil Supplement

You're probably already aware of fish oil's many benefits for...

Achieve abundant, balanced health this summer with traditional Chinese medicine

By Dr. Lindsay Chimileski, MSAc., ND., June 21 2014
(NaturalNews) Traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) emphasizes the importance of striving for balance and living in harmony with the environment around us. This can be done through nutrition, cultivating healthy emotions, meditation, physical activity and healing therapies such as acupuncture. In order to feel our best throughout the year, it is important to change elements of our lifestyle and diet according to the seasonal and environmental changes around us, especially in summer. It is easy to...

Chimps beat humans in strategic computer game test

By J. D. Heyes, June 21 2014
(NaturalNews) There is a program on the air called, "Are you smarter than a fifth grader?" Maybe there should be a new show entitled, "Are you smarter than a chimp?" According to the LA Times, researchers believe that different outcomes could be due to the byproduct of a cognitive trade-off in the course of evolution. They say that humans left the trees and developed language, semantic thought and cooperation, while distant cousins kept on doing what made them successful in the first place - competing...

Three delicious smoothie recipes that can do it all for your health

By Derek Henry, June 21 2014
(NaturalNews) One of the first transitions people make when choosing to adopt a healthy lifestyle is making smoothies. They are relatively easy to make, can deliver a serious nutrient punch, and are quite delicious when made properly. However, many people don't know what to combine for good flavor and serious health benefits. Look no further than these three smoothie recipes that can do it all.

Ultimate superfood smoothie

- 2 cups of raspberries, blueberries and blackberries - 8 oz of...

Henry Ford's first cars were made from hemp fiber, which today's corrupt government still says is a Schedule I 'drug'

By Jonathan Benson, June 21 2014
(NaturalNews) Many Americans remain woefully ignorant of their own country's history, including the prominent role that hemp once played in supporting the national economy. Old commercials and company documents from the Ford Motor Company, for instance, reveal that some of Henry Ford's first cars were actually made from hemp, just a few years before the federal government instituted a policy of prohibition against all things cannabis. In this 1941 commercial narrated by Jack Thompson, images of...

Online herb gardening resource launched by University of Illinois

By David Gutierrez, June 21 2014
(NaturalNews) The University of Illinois Extension program has launched two new online services for Midwest gardeners: a website with advice on herb gardening and a mobile app with information on ornamental grasses. Grow your own herbsThe new website is an expanded and updated version of an older Extension site. It offers detailed information on 31 separate culinary herbs, with each page offering a description of the herb and advice on growing, harvesting and using it, along with information on...

Honeysuckle: A sweet-scented remedy that calms inflammation, infection and contagious illness

By Carolanne Wright, June 21 2014
(NaturalNews) If you have a honeysuckle plant flourishing nearby, a surprising medicinal plant is right at your fingertips. One of the most important herbs in Traditional Chinese Medicine, this fragrant beauty is much more than just an ornamental vine -- the flowers exhibit antibiotic, anti-inflammatory, antibacterial and antiviral properties as well. The "Echinacea of Chinese Medicine" Considered an effective tonic for the heart, honeysuckle is used as a remedy for a wide range of cardiac disorders...

Processed milk is BAD for your bones - we've all been 'white-washed'

By S. D. Wells, June 21 2014
(NaturalNews) Most milk does a body BAD, not good, but it's the biggest lies that are more likely to be believed, and there are myths that refuse to die. So, in the name of good health, let's try to rid ourselves of them now. Food that is cooked dead is uselessDid you know that pasteurized milk is dead milk? The nutrients are lost, burned up at high heat, between 145°F and 160°F for about 30 seconds. Yep, that milk's dead. Did you know that calcium alone does not build bones or bone density? Let's...

EU law would establish stricter safety rules for nuclear plants

By Jonathan Benson, June 21 2014
(NaturalNews) The ongoing Fukushima nuclear disaster has prompted European officials to set higher standards for their own nuclear programs that will hopefully prevent similar disasters from occurring down the road. The European Union (EU) has reportedly established new safety measures that will improve the resilience of existing nuclear power stations, as well as establish new safety guidelines for future ones. Based on an analysis conducted by the European Commission, Europe's 132 operating...

Top 10 lessons everyone ought to learn by midlife

By Mike Bundrant, June 21 2014
(NaturalNews) If you're at or around midlife, then you understand a few things that would have never occurred to you in your teens and twenties. You know all about the challenges of finding love, maintaining love between two separate people, raising children, paying taxes, making enough money to live, dealing with homes and cars - and all the stuff you haul around in life. You've had successes as well crushed dreams. You've found people to trust as well as those who betrayed you. You've made...

Hidden GMOs identified in popular beers

By Jonathan Benson, June 21 2014
(NaturalNews) Americans love their beer. But because of the way beer is currently regulated in the U.S., there is no way to know for sure which ingredients are added to a particular brand unless its manufacturer voluntarily labels them -- and most don't. A recent inquiry into the ingredient contents of several major beer brands has revealed the presence of questionable additives like genetically modified organisms (GMOs) that are nowhere to be found on the labels. More than just simple water,...

Study finds that men using Viagra may be at increased melanoma risk

By Antonia, June 21 2014
(NaturalNews) Results from analyses of men who enrolled in a Harvard School of Public Heath study shows that sildenafil, known by most as Viagra, may increase a man's risk for melanoma by as much as a whopping 84 percent (1). The findings, published in JAMA Internal Medicine, involves follow up research from men who enrolled in the study in 2000. Their sexual health, sun exposure history, genetic factors such as eye and skin color, as well as their use of Viagra were noted, and over the course of...

Confused about what has gone wrong with America? Take the American Sanity Quiz and all will become clear

By Mike Adams, June 20 2014
(NaturalNews) The reason I'm not commenting much on politics these days here at Natural News is because it's all so insane I can only shake my head in disgust. Everything that used to be right is wrong. Every single decision made in Washington today seems to deliberately undermine America's future. Our veterans are abandoned when they need medical care; our health care system promotes disease rather than health; and our borders are intentionally left wide open to encourage unlimited illegal immigration...

Truly fuel-efficient cars currently available in Europe banned from US market; Americans getting ripped off

By Ethan A. Huff, June 20 2014
(NaturalNews) We've all heard the negative references to "gas-guzzling SUVs" and Americans' "reliance on foreign oil," the inference being that folks living in the U.S. drive too much, and drive vehicles that get horrible gas mileage. Besides the fact that Americans were essentially forced into the driving lifestyle by careless strip mall planning, would you believe that the federal government is also responsible for intentionally keeping truly fuel-efficient cars off the market? It's true. In...

What is trans fat? Definitions and warnings

By Aurora Geib, June 20 2014
(NaturalNews) When it comes to dieting, some people may think that avoiding fat is a good first step. Cut fat, lose weight, right? The truth is, the world of fats is a very complicated one. There are good fats and bad fats, natural fats and unnatural ones. And all of them affect your body in different ways. Some fats are absolutely essential to good health. We need fats in the form of essential fatty acids. We need fats to deliver fat-soluble vitamins such as vitamins E, A and D. We need fats to...

6 Spices that reduce the risk of cancer

By Dr.Sofiya, June 20 2014
(NaturalNews) Cancer is a word that seems to strike fear in the hearts of nearly everyone who hears it, regardless of their age, gender or socioeconomic status. There is good reason for this fear. Though different cancers have different survival rates, battling cancer itself can be almost as bad and horrific as actually succumbing to the disease. By using the following six Indian spices in the diet liberally, it is possible to significantly reduce the likelihood of developing cancer. 1. CuminPopular...

Edible film made from essential oils can protect foods better than plastic

By Ethan A. Huff, June 20 2014
(NaturalNews) Forget the plastic and chemicals: The best food preservatives may actually be all-natural essential oils. New research published in the Journal of Agricultural and Food Chemistry found that an edible film coated in the essential oils of clove and oregano kept bread fresher for longer than conventional plastic combined with a food preservative known as calcium propionate. Researchers from the Department of Food Technology at the Federal University of Vicosa in Brazil decided to test...

Redskins ruling means that federal 'thought police' are out of control - again

By J. D. Heyes, June 20 2014
(NaturalNews) In America, you're free to speak and think as you please, so long as you're not harming someone else in the process. The concept of free speech, expression and thought was so important to our founding fathers that they enshrined it in the very first amendment to the Constitution. Another very important freedom that our founders recognized was the freedom and the right to own property -- but not just physical land, property of all kinds, like businesses; those, too, are considered...



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