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GELE Cadastral Surveys & Land Laws — Cadastral and Isolated SurveysMemory Anchors

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Memory anchors for Cadastral and Isolated Surveys reviewers. When plain memorisation is not enough, these mnemonic devices help you lock in the key concepts for the GELE 2026. Tested against the kinds of questions Professional Regulation Commission (PRC) — Board of Geodetic Engineering actually uses in GELE Cadastral Surveys & Land Laws.

Exam context

Professional Regulation Commission (PRC) — Board of Geodetic Engineering runs the Geodetic Engineer Licensure Examination on September 2026. Its Cadastral Surveys & Land Laws section sits under a "Core" weighting, and Cadastral and Isolated Surveys is the 1st chapter in the 5-chapter GELE Cadastral Surveys & Land Laws rotation. The GELE passing mark is 70% weighted average, no sub-test below 50%, and the most recent 2026 paper drew about a meaningful share of questions from Cadastral Surveys & Land Laws.

Cadastral and Isolated Surveys - Memory Anchors

Memory techniques transform dry technical facts into vivid mental movies that your brain refuses to forget. Instead of rote repetition, these anchors use stories, acronyms, analogies, and visual hooks to encode information into long-term memory. Research shows that emotionally vivid, personally meaningful, or absurd images are retained up to 9× longer than plain text. For the PRC Geodetic Engineer board exam, where a single concept can determine pass or fail, every anchor in this set is designed to trigger instant recall under pressure. Use them as mental 'shortcuts' — when you see a question about cadastral surveys, the right anchor will fire automatically.

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Types of Land Survey

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Cadastral survey covers ALL parcels in a municipality/city

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Memory Aid

CADASTRAL = 'Complete And Definitive Appraisal of Systematic Terrain Recording for ALL Lots.' The key word is ALL. Think of a BARANGAY FIESTA where EVERYONE is invited — that is a cadastral survey. No parcel is left behind.

Anchor Type

acronym

Why It Works

The FIESTA analogy triggers the inclusive, community-wide nature of cadastral surveys. The acronym reinforces the 'systematic' and 'complete' aspects simultaneously.

Example Usage

Exam Q: What distinguishes a cadastral survey from an isolated survey? A: A cadastral survey systematically covers ALL parcels within a municipality/city (like a barangay fiesta — everyone is invited), while an isolated survey covers only ONE parcel.

Recall Trigger

Think BARANGAY FIESTA — everyone attends.

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Types of Land Survey

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Isolated survey covers ONE single lot/parcel

Anchor Id

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Memory Aid

An isolated survey is like getting a single MERIENDA ORDER for yourself — only YOUR pandesal, not the whole bakery's inventory. 'Isolated' = alone, singular, one parcel only. Picture a single lot with a fence around it and a sign: 'SARILI KO ITO' (This is mine alone).

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analogy

Why It Works

The personal food analogy (pandesal, merienda) is culturally familiar and contrasts sharply with the 'fiesta' of the cadastral survey, making both concepts stick together.

Example Usage

Exam Q: A homeowner needs to resurvey her single lot for a new fence. Which survey type applies? A: Isolated (individual) survey — only one parcel, like ordering your own pandesal.

Recall Trigger

Think SARILING PANDESAL — only one order.

Topic

Agency and Approval

Concept

DENR-LMB (Land Management Bureau) approves cadastral and land surveys

Anchor Id

Difficulty

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Memory Aid

Remember: 'DENR LAMAN ng LUPA' — DENR holds the substance (laman) of LAND (lupa). LMB = Land Management Bureau. The agency is DENR, NOT DPWH (roads) and NOT NAMRIA (mapping at sea/geodesy). 'LAMAN ng LUPA = LMB.'

Anchor Type

mnemonic

Why It Works

The Filipino wordplay (laman = content/substance, lupa = land) creates a direct phonetic link between DENR-LMB and land surveys, preventing the common error of citing DPWH.

Example Usage

Exam Q: Which agency approves cadastral surveys in the Philippines? A: DENR through the Land Management Bureau (LMB) and its regional offices — 'DENR LAMAN ng LUPA.'

Recall Trigger

DENR LAMAN ng LUPA → LMB

Topic

National Datum

Concept

PRS92 is the official national datum for land surveys in the Philippines

Anchor Id

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medium

Memory Aid

Imagine a giant ANCHOR (like a ship's anchor) dropped in 1992 by Filipino surveyors into Philippine soil. This anchor is called PRS92 — Philippine Reference System of 1992. Every parcel in the country is 'anchored' to this single reference point. If you survey without connecting to PRS92, your lot is 'floating at sea' — unanchored, legally useless.

Anchor Type

micro_story

Why It Works

The anchor metaphor physically represents what a datum does (fixes position). The year 1992 is embedded in the name, making the date unforgettable. 'Floating at sea without an anchor' explains why PRS92 compliance is mandatory.

Example Usage

Exam Q: What is the official geodetic reference system for land surveys in the Philippines? A: PRS92 — the Philippine Reference System of 1992. Like a ship's anchor dropped in 1992, every parcel must connect to it.

Recall Trigger

Visualize a ship's anchor dropped in 1992 into Philippine soil.

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Monumentation and Tie

Concept

BLLM — Bureau of Lands Location Monument (geodetic control point for parcel tie)

Anchor Id

Difficulty

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Memory Aid

BLLM = 'Bakit Lagi Lang Malayo?' (Why is it always far away?) — every surveyor's complaint when hiking to find the nearest monument! But seriously: BLLM = Bureau of Lands Location Monument. These are the permanent concrete markers that anchor a survey to the national grid. Think of BLLM as the 'mother station' that all daughter parcels must report to.

Anchor Type

acronym

Why It Works

The humorous Filipino question creates an emotional memory tag. The 'mother station' analogy clarifies the hierarchical role of BLLMs in the control network.

Example Usage

Exam Q: What is a BLLM? A: Bureau of Lands Location Monument — a permanent geodetic control marker. Every parcel corner must be tied to the nearest BLLM so it has absolute coordinates on PRS92.

Recall Trigger

'Bakit Lagi Lang Malayo' → Bureau of Lands Location Monument

Topic

Monumentation and Tie

Concept

Tie line connects a parcel corner to the nearest geodetic control monument

Anchor Id

Difficulty

medium

Memory Aid

A tie line is like the EXTENSION CORD that plugs your appliance (parcel) into the national power grid (geodetic control). Without the cord (tie line), your appliance has no power — your parcel has no legal, absolute position. The extension cord runs from your lot corner straight to the nearest BLLM outlet.

Anchor Type

analogy

Why It Works

Every Filipino student knows extension cords. The 'plug into the grid' analogy perfectly models how a tie line gives a parcel its absolute position by connecting it to the national datum.

Example Usage

Exam Q: Why must a parcel corner be tied to a BLLM? A: To give the parcel absolute coordinates on PRS92 — like plugging into the national power grid with a tie-line extension cord.

Recall Trigger

Extension cord from your lot to the BLLM outlet.

Topic

Cadastral Identifiers

Concept

Parcel identified by Lot Number and Cadastral Case (e.g., Lot 5, Block 2, Cad-XXX)

Anchor Id

Difficulty

easy

Memory Aid

Visualize a PAGKAIN (meal) at a canteen numbered tray: 'TRAY 5, TABLE 2, CANTEEN-XXX.' The TRAY is the LOT NUMBER, the TABLE is the BLOCK, and the CANTEEN is the CADASTRAL CASE. Each parcel has a unique address: Lot (tray), Block (table), Cad-Case (canteen). No two trays at the same table in the same canteen are alike.

Anchor Type

visual_association

Why It Works

The canteen tray hierarchy (tray > table > canteen) mirrors the parcel identifier hierarchy (lot > block > cadastral case) using a universally familiar Filipino school/campus setting.

Example Usage

Exam Q: How is a parcel identified in the cadastral system? A: By Lot Number, Block, and Cadastral Case number — like a numbered tray at a numbered table in a numbered canteen.

Recall Trigger

Numbered canteen tray: Tray 5, Table 2, Canteen-XXX

Topic

Cadastral Survey and Land Registration

Concept

Cadastral surveys feed/underpin Torrens land registration

Anchor Id

Difficulty

medium

Memory Aid

Sir Robert Torrens was an Australian postmaster who invented the title system. Picture TORRENS as a POSTMASTER who can only deliver a TITLE (letter) to your address IF the address (cadastral survey data) exists in his master registry. No cadastral survey = no verified address = no title delivery. The cadastral map is the MASTER ADDRESS BOOK that Torrens uses to send land titles.

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micro_story

Why It Works

The postmaster story personifies the Torrens system and makes the logical dependency (cadastral data → registration) concrete and sequential.

Example Usage

Exam Q: What is the relationship between cadastral surveys and land registration? A: Cadastral survey data (lot numbers, boundaries, monuments) form the factual foundation of the Torrens land registration system — the Postmaster needs a verified address to deliver the title.

Recall Trigger

Torrens the Postmaster with his Master Address Book

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Monumentation

Concept

Monuments: concrete markers and BL/BLLM markers at parcel corners

Anchor Id

Difficulty

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Memory Aid

Picture NGIPIN (teeth) at the corners of a lot. Just like teeth are the permanent, hard markers at the boundary of your mouth, concrete monuments are the permanent, hard markers at the boundary of a parcel. 'NGIPIN ng LUPA' — the teeth of the land. BLLM monuments are the WISDOM TEETH — the biggest, most important ones anchoring the entire jaw (network).

Anchor Type

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Why It Works

The body-part analogy (teeth = monuments) is tactile and visual. 'Wisdom teeth = BLLMs' correctly implies that BLLMs are the primary/higher-order control, while regular monuments are secondary.

Example Usage

Exam Q: What are placed at parcel corners in a cadastral survey? A: Permanent concrete monuments (BL/BLLM markers) — the 'ngipin' (teeth) of the land that permanently mark each boundary corner.

Recall Trigger

NGIPIN ng LUPA — teeth at lot corners

Topic

Technical Description

Concept

Technical description of a parcel uses bearings and distances

Anchor Id

A10

Difficulty

easy

Memory Aid

BAD = Bearings And Distances. A technical description is always BAD (but in a good way!). Every line of a parcel description reads 'S 45° 30' E, 25.40 m' — a bearing followed by a distance. Remember: 'HINDI BAD ang BEARING AT DISTANCE' (Bearings and distances are not bad — they're essential!).

Anchor Type

mnemonic

Why It Works

The ironic 'BAD' acronym uses wordplay and humor. The Filipino phrase reinforces the positive application, making the acronym stick through its self-contradictory nature.

Example Usage

Exam Q: What elements make up the technical description of a parcel? A: BAD — Bearings And Distances, referenced to the national datum (PRS92), along with monumented corners and area.

Recall Trigger

BAD = Bearings And Distances in technical description

Topic

Types of Land Survey

Concept

Relocation survey is a type of isolated survey used to re-establish lost/destroyed corners

Anchor Id

A11

Difficulty

medium

Memory Aid

Imagine a NANAY who lost her susi (key) to the house. A RELOCATION SURVEY is like hiring a detective to find the exact spot where the key was last seen, based on old records (original survey data). The detective does not create new boundaries — he RELOCATES what was already legally established. The house (lot) already has a title; the detective just finds where the corners went.

Anchor Type

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Why It Works

The lost-key detective story perfectly models the retrospective nature of a relocation survey: it recovers, not creates, legal boundaries. The emotional relatable scenario (lost key, anxious nanay) aids memory.

Example Usage

Exam Q: A developer's lot corner monuments were destroyed by a typhoon. What survey is needed? A: A relocation survey — like a detective finding Nanay's lost keys, re-establishing corners from original records without creating new boundaries.

Recall Trigger

Detective finding Nanay's lost susi (key to the house/lot)

Topic

Philippine Laws

Concept

RA 8560 — Philippine Geodetic Engineering Act (regulates practice of geodetic engineering)

Anchor Id

A12

Difficulty

medium

Memory Aid

EIGHT-FIVE-SIXTY — that's the law that keeps surveyors nifty! RA 8560 = Geodetic Engineers' law of protection. Shortcut rhyme: 'Eight-five-sixty keeps the surveyor steady — defines the profession, keeps the practice ready.' Think: 85 + 60 = the two pillars of the profession: education (85 = college-level) and field practice (60 = practical competence).

Anchor Type

rhyme

Why It Works

The rhyme creates an auditory memory hook. The '85 + 60' arithmetic trick gives a mental peg to the number 8560 that would otherwise be arbitrary.

Example Usage

Exam Q: Which law governs the practice of geodetic engineering in the Philippines? A: RA 8560, the Philippine Geodetic Engineering Act — 'eight-five-sixty keeps the surveyor steady.'

Recall Trigger

Eight-five-sixty keeps the surveyor steady

Topic

Philippine Laws

Concept

PD 1529 — Property Registration Decree (Torrens system governing land registration)

Anchor Id

A13

Difficulty

medium

Memory Aid

PD 1529 is the BIRTH CERTIFICATE LAW for land titles. Just as your birth certificate officially records your existence in the state registry, PD 1529 records the existence and ownership of land in the Torrens system. '1529' — think 'I (1) was born (5) and registered (2) for life (9).' The Torrens certificate of title is the land's birth certificate.

Anchor Type

analogy

Why It Works

The birth certificate analogy is universally understood and emotionally resonant. The numeric story '1-5-2-9' gives a memorable story-sequence for the decree number.

Example Usage

Exam Q: What law governs land registration under the Torrens system in the Philippines? A: PD 1529, the Property Registration Decree — the birth certificate law for land titles.

Recall Trigger

Birth certificate for land = PD 1529

Topic

Philippine Laws

Concept

CA 141 — Public Land Act (governs disposition of public/alienable and disposable lands)

Anchor Id

A14

Difficulty

medium

Memory Aid

CA 141: 'Commonwealth Act — ONE FOR ALL lands of the public.' CA = Commonwealth (old law, pre-independence era). 141 = '1 law for 4 types, first (1) to govern public land.' CA 141 governs FREE PATENTS, SALES PATENTS, HOMESTEAD — the ways government disposes public land to Filipino citizens. Think: 'CA 141 = Catalogue of ALL government land gifts.'

Anchor Type

mnemonic

Why It Works

The 'catalogue of gifts' framing correctly captures CA 141's function (distributing public land) and is memorable through alliteration. The Commonwealth era link aids chronological context.

Example Usage

Exam Q: Which law governs the disposition of public/alienable and disposable lands in the Philippines? A: CA 141, the Public Land Act — the 'Catalogue of ALL government land gifts' to Filipino citizens.

Recall Trigger

CA 141 = Catalogue of ALL government land gifts

Topic

Philippine Laws

Concept

RA 4374 — An Act Prescribing the Survey of Cadastral Lots (earlier cadastral law)

Anchor Id

A15

Difficulty

hard

Memory Aid

RA 4374 chunked: '43' = FOUR THREE = FORTY-THREE = 'For THREE generations of Filipinos, land had no official cadastral survey' (pre-RA 4374). Then '74' = SEVENTY-FOUR percent of municipalities finally got systematic surveys after this law. Story: 'For 43 years, 74% of Filipino land was unsurveyed — RA 4374 fixed it.' The numbers encode a historical narrative.

Anchor Type

chunking

Why It Works

Chunking the law number into two meaningful pieces (43 and 74) creates two separate memory pegs instead of one unmemorable 4-digit string.

Example Usage

Exam Q: Which law prescribes the survey of cadastral lots in the Philippines? A: RA 4374 — remember: '43 years unsurveyed, 74% coverage' — RA 4374 mandated systematic cadastral surveys.

Recall Trigger

43 years unsurveyed → 74% coverage → RA 4374

Topic

Monumentation and Tie

Concept

Absolute coordinates vs relative geometry — why tie to control matters

Anchor Id

A16

Difficulty

medium

Memory Aid

Imagine drawing a perfect floor plan of your house — all the rooms are correctly sized and shaped RELATIVE to each other. But if someone asks 'WHERE IS YOUR HOUSE?' you cannot answer because you have no address. Tying a parcel to BLLM/PRS92 gives it a real-world ADDRESS (absolute coordinates), not just a pretty interior map (relative geometry). Without the address, the house 'floats' in space.

Anchor Type

analogy

Why It Works

The house plan vs address distinction is immediately intuitive. It explains 'absolute vs relative' without any mathematics, using a universally understood concept (your home address).

Example Usage

Exam Q: What is the practical significance of tying a parcel corner to geodetic control? A: It gives the parcel absolute coordinates on PRS92 — a real-world address — not just a relative floor plan that floats in space.

Recall Trigger

Floor plan (relative) vs postal address (absolute) — your lot needs an address!

Topic

Cadastral Survey and Land Registration

Concept

Cadastral map output feeds land registration and serves as public record

Anchor Id

A17

Difficulty

medium

Memory Aid

Picture a giant REGISTRY NOTEBOOK (like a school ledger) where every page is a barangay and every line is a lot. The CADASTRAL MAP is the drawing of that notebook — it shows who sits where. The TORRENS TITLE is the GRADE CARD issued from that ledger. No ledger entry (cadastral data) = no grade card (title). The LMB keeps the master notebook; the Register of Deeds issues the grade cards.

Anchor Type

visual_association

Why It Works

The school ledger and grade card are instantly familiar to all Filipino students. The hierarchy (LMB = ledger keeper; ROD = grade card issuer) is encoded in a single visual memory.

Example Usage

Exam Q: What is the output of a cadastral survey and how does it relate to land registration? A: The cadastral map (school ledger) is the output; it feeds Torrens registration through LMB, and the Register of Deeds issues the title (grade card) based on it.

Recall Trigger

School ledger (cadastral map) → Grade card (Torrens title)

Topic

Survey Process

Concept

Survey sequence: Control Setup → Parcel Traversal → Corner Monumentation → Tie to BLLM → Drafting → Approval

Anchor Id

A18

Difficulty

hard

Memory Aid

Remember the sequence with: 'CAPTAIN TAMDA' — Control, pArcel traversal, cornersTaking (monumentation), tie to bllm, Drafting, Approval. Or more vividly: 'A CAPTAIN TAMDA always finishes the job.' Each letter is one field step. The mental image: a naval captain doing a land survey with a flag (monument) at every corner, then filing paperwork.

Anchor Type

acronym

Why It Works

Military/authority imagery (captain) connotes precision and order, which matches the strict sequential nature of survey fieldwork. The acronym covers all 6 key steps in order.

Example Usage

Exam Q: What are the general steps in conducting a cadastral/isolated survey? A: Control setup → Parcel traversal → Corner monumentation → Tie to BLLM → Drafting → Approval (CAPTAIN TAMDA).

Recall Trigger

CAPTAIN TAMDA — the surveyor's battle plan

Topic

Agency and Approval

Concept

Mineral surveys are separate from cadastral/land surveys — different agency (MGB)

Anchor Id

A19

Difficulty

medium

Memory Aid

MINERAL = MGB (Mines and Geosciences Bureau). Remember: 'MINERALS go to MGB, LAND goes to LMB.' Both are under DENR but: MGB = underground/minerals; LMB = surface/land. Easy test: 'If it's in the GROUND (minerals), go to MGB. If it's ON the GROUND (land), go to LMB.' The word MGB has a 'G' for 'Ground-below.'

Anchor Type

mnemonic

Why It Works

The parallel structure (MGB/minerals vs LMB/land) creates a paired association. The 'ground below vs ground above' distinction provides a spatial logic that is easy to visualize.

Example Usage

Exam Q: Which bureau handles mineral surveys vs land surveys? A: Minerals → MGB (Mines and Geosciences Bureau); Land → LMB (Land Management Bureau) — both under DENR but different bureaus.

Recall Trigger

Ground below (MGB) vs Ground above (LMB)

Topic

Types of Land Survey

Concept

Cadastral survey is systematic and government-initiated; isolated survey is individual and privately initiated

Anchor Id

A20

Difficulty

easy

Memory Aid

CADASTRAL survey = The BARANGAY CAPTAIN orders a census of ALL houses. He goes door to door — systematic, government-ordered, complete. ISOLATED survey = You personally hire a surveyor because you want to build a wall around YOUR house only. Nobody told you to — you initiated it yourself. The captain vs the individual homeowner perfectly captures government-systematic vs private-individual.

Anchor Type

micro_story

Why It Works

The barangay captain (local government authority) vs individual homeowner story uses familiar Philippine community structures. The contrast is dramatic and easily recalled during exam pressure.

Example Usage

Exam Q: Who initiates a cadastral survey vs an isolated survey? A: Cadastral = government-initiated systematic survey of all parcels (barangay captain's census); Isolated = privately initiated survey of one parcel (your own fence project).

Recall Trigger

Barangay captain's census (cadastral) vs your own fence survey (isolated)

Revision Game

Cadastral survey

Clue

I am the survey that invites EVERYONE to the party — no lot left behind in the entire municipality. What am I?

Memory Link

A1 — Barangay Fiesta analogy (everyone is invited)

LMB — Land Management Bureau

Clue

I am the bureau that sits inside DENR and handles LAND surveys — not minerals, not roads, not maps. My acronym has an 'L' for what I manage. Who am I?

Memory Link

A3 — 'DENR LAMAN ng LUPA = LMB'

BL marker and BLLM (Bureau of Lands Location Monument)

Clue

I am the permanent concrete marker driven at each parcel corner. My bigger, more important cousin anchors the whole national control network. We are both called by an acronym that starts with 'B.' What are we?

Memory Link

A5 and A9 — 'Bakit Lagi Lang Malayo' and 'Ngipin ng Lupa'

Tie line (connection to BLLM for absolute coordinates on PRS92)

Clue

I am the line you must run from your lot corner to the nearest monument so your parcel has a real-world address instead of just a pretty floor plan. Without me, your lot floats. What am I?

Memory Link

A6 and A16 — Extension cord analogy and floor plan vs address analogy

PRS92 — Philippine Reference System of 1992

Clue

I am the law born in 1992 — not a Republic Act, not a Decree, but a reference system that every Filipino surveyor must anchor to. Say my name.

Memory Link

A4 — Ship's anchor dropped in 1992

PD 1529 — Property Registration Decree

Clue

I am the Presidential Decree that acts as the birth certificate for land — I codified the Torrens system in the Philippines. My number is a 4-digit code. What law am I?

Memory Link

A13 — Birth certificate for land analogy

Relocation survey (a type of isolated survey)

Clue

A typhoon destroys all corner monuments of a titled lot. The owner needs the corners re-established from original survey records — no new boundaries, just recovery. What specific survey type should be conducted?

Memory Link

A11 — Detective finding Nanay's lost susi (key)

DENR-LMB (Department of Environment and Natural Resources — Land Management Bureau)

Clue

I am not DPWH, not NAMRIA, not MGB — but I am inside DENR and I approve your isolated or cadastral survey before it feeds the Torrens system. My full name has 'Land Management' in it. Who am I?

Memory Link

A3 — 'DENR LAMAN ng LUPA = LMB' and A19 — Ground above vs below

LEC = linear error of closure (numerator, set to 1); Total length = total traverse perimeter (denominator); Result expressed as 1:N where larger N = better precision

Point of Beginning (POB)
Bearings of each boundary line
Distances of each boundary line
Corner monument descriptions
Area of parcel
Reference to geodetic control (BLLM tie)

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