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EURO 6 is active since 2014.

April 3, 2020 by admin_stk

What is Euro 6?

Euro 6 is the sixth incarnation of the European Union directive to reduce harmful pollutants from vehicle exhausts. The Euro 6 standard was introduced in September 2015, and all mass-produced cars sold from this date need to meet these emissions requirements. The aim of Euro 6 is to reduce levels of harmful car and van exhaust emissions, both in petrol and diesel cars.

This includes nitrogen oxide (NOx), carbon monoxide (CO), hydrocarbons (THC and NMHC) and particulate matter (PM), which is basically soot from diesel cars. The knock-on effect of reducing these pollutants can also mean improved fuel economy and lower CO2 emissions.

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NOx is a harmful pollutant that is often blamed for damaging the environment, and has also been proven to have serious health implications. Particulate matter, meanwhile, is a local pollutant that has also been linked to health and respiratory problems.

The latest Euro 6 regulations set different emissions standards for petrol and diesel cars, but that is a reflection of the different kind of pollutants the two fuels produce. For diesels, the permitted level of NOx emitted has dramatically dropped to a maximum of 80mg/km, compared to the 180mg/km level that was required for cars that met the previous Euro 5 emissions standard. In contrast, the NOx limit for petrol cars remained unchanged from Euro 5, as it was already low at 60mg/km

Euro 1 to Euro 6: European emissions legislation timeline

European emission standards first came into force in 1992, with Euro 1 standards becoming law. This initial standard ensured that diesel cars emitted no more than 780mg/km of nitrogen oxide, while the maximum for petrol engines was 490mg/km.

This moved on to Euro 2 in 1997 that dropped diesel NOx to 730mg/km and Euro 3 standards followed in 2000 lowering the diesel NOx limit to 500mg/km. By 2006, Euro 4 emissions were in place reducing the maximum NOx in diesels to 250mg/km and Euro 5 reduced it further to 180mg/km in 2009.

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Throughout this time, the maximum amount of NOx emitted by diesel cars has been well behind that of petrol models. Under the new Euro 6 standards, however, the maximum level for NOx in diesel models is 80mg/km, compared to 60mg/km in petrol cars.

 

CLEAN AIR POLICY

Clean Air

Clean air is essential to our health and to the environment. But since the industrial revolution, the quality of the air we breathe has deteriorated considerably – mainly as a result of human activities. Rising industrial and energy production, the burning of fossil fuels and biomass, as well as the dramatic rise in traffic on our roads all contribute to air pollution in our towns and cities which, in turn, can lead to serious problems for both health and the environment.

The human toll for poor air quality is worse than for road traffic accidents, making it the number one environmental cause of premature death in Europe, with over 390 000 premature deaths every year. It also impacts on quality of life by causing or exacerbating asthma and respiratory problems. Air pollution causes lost working days, and high healthcare costs, with vulnerable groups such as children, asthmatics and the elderly the worst affected. It damages ecosystems through excess nitrogen pollution (eutrophication) and acid rain.

To counter this, the European Union has set itself the goal to achieve levels of air quality that do not give rise to significant negative impacts on, and risks to, human health and the environment. Since the early 1970s, the EU has been working to improve air quality by controlling emissions of harmful substances into the atmosphere, improving fuel quality, and by integrating environmental protection requirements into the transport and energy sectors.

As a result, much progress has been made in tackling air pollutants such as sulphur dioxide, lead, nitrogen oxides, carbon monoxide and benzene. Yet, and despite the progress made to date, poor air quality continues to cause serious and avoidable problems. As a next step towards improving air quality, the European Commission adopted in 2013 a Clean Air Policy Package, including a Clean Air Programme for Europe setting objectives for 2020 and 2030, and accompanying legislative measures.

In 2018, The Commission adopted a Communication “A Europe that protects: Clean air for all’ that provides national, regional and local actors practical help to improve air quality in Europe

Via this website, you can find more information on what the European Union is doing to reduce national air pollution emissions as well as air pollution from the main sources, and thus improve air quality.

Highlights 2019

“EU Clean Air Forum”

The Clean Air Forum 2019 takes place 28-29 November in Bratislava. The main themes for the event are air quality and energy; air quality and agriculture; and clean air funding mechanisms.

Fitness check of the EU Ambient Air Quality Directives (Report)

The results of the on-going fitness check are expected to be published by end of 2019.

First National Air Pollution Control Programmes

To be submitted by Member States by 1 April 2019, in line with Directive 2016/2284 (National Emission Ceilings).

First data on air pollution impacts on ecosystems

To be submitted by Member States by 1 July 2019, in line with Directive 2016/2284 (National Emission Ceilings).

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10 foreseen challenges due to Coronavirus outbreak

February 13, 2020 by admin_stk

10 foreseen challenges due to Coronavirus outbreak

The year started with global leaders and health organizations focusing on the virus outbreak called novel Coronavirus (2019-nCoV). According to the World Health Organization (WHO), this is a virus that comes from a larger group of viruses that can infect birds, mammals, and even humans.

Currently, the virus has affected more than 20 countries and there is incessant increase of confirmed cases. Mainland China has infections over 34,000 and a death toll of more than 700 casualties.

The assumption

End December 2019, Li Wen Liang notified the public, via social media, about the epidemic that he had seen from the patients where he was working at. This was a simple information to protect his colleagues and people he cares about. Unfortunately, the assumption raised big alarm in China that the police had to reprimand Li and some of his co-workers from spreading “fake news”. The force hid the profession of the informants and they were branded as snitches. Along with this, the government refuted the allegations to keep the public in control. Now suffering from public outrage due to concealing the truth about the pneumonia-like illness.

Where it all began and how it spreads

The outbreak was said to have been started at the wildlife market of Wuhan where rare animal species were marketed for human consumption. There were a couple of animal suspects that were thought to spread the coronavirus to humans. The snakes, bats, and now another potential ‘missing link’ turns out to be the pangolin. Although there are animals that are suspected carriers of this strain of virus, it may still take years to see results like that of the Ebola.

Transmission of virus between humans can be made through respiratory droplets when infected people sneezes or coughs at a short range. These droplets can infect other people when it reaches their mouth, eyes, and face. Touching surfaces where infected people left marks of the virus also assists in the spreading of 2019-nCoV.

There is prevention where people are advised to wear surgical masks, avoid touching of the eyes, face, and mouth, wash hands regularly, and sanitize surroundings and objects that are being used often.

What are challenges seen due to Coronavirus

1.Lockdown and closing of offices in China

China, the breeding ground of 2019-nCoV has locked down Wuhan and other cities nearby to prevent from the spreading of the epidemic. Strict limitations in moving to and from the city of Wuhan are implemented and this has then widened to the larger Hubei province.

With a population of almost 11 million, this closing of Wuhan city affected businesses – local and international alike. Offices were closed until further notice, productions have been ceased for a considerable period, and travel of goods and people, prevented.

The people feared the virus, hence the impact on local businesses and everyday life gone awry. Big companies like Starbucks and Ikea stopped their operations in China.

2.Global economic impact

With the China offices closed temporarily, companies from other countries are also ceasing their production. South Korea’s Hyundai, for example, suspended its auto production due to low parts supply. Likewise, Nike and Adidas have closed most their shops in China due to the epidemic.

Flights with transit to China has been disrupted and cancelled.

Cruise ships, Diamond Princess, the Westerdam, and others, were detained and some looking for port to dock at.

Travelers were quarantined and stuck in Mainland China and Hong Kong.

In addition to the interrupted world trade, company officials anticipate scarcity of supplies that would lead to increase in costs – unless China gets back strong rapidly.

It is also anticipated that the virus has the potential to affect the annual growth of GDP.

3.Crude oil falls

Being a big consumer of oil and considering some China cities are on lockdown, crude oil suppliers also considers declines in their production. A significant purchaser has waned as people stayed indoors – China is noted to consume approximately 14 million barrels of oil a day, this is used to run their machineries, automobiles, and electricity.

4.Shipping vessels from China were reduced

Sea freight companies has reduced the number of its vessels that transports goods from China, this aims to prevent contamination and spreading of virus. Along with this, air cargos have also been affected. The UK government advised to avert air freight services to and from mainland China for the time being, whilst DHL – one of the biggest logistics company, has delayed distributions in Hubei province in general.

The other logistics groups, UPS and FedEx, however, will carry on their services in and out of China.

5.Freight rates will decline

Freight rates is negatively affected by the outbreak. As a result of the low demand of transport to and from China, it can be said that the rates will fallout.

6.International travels suspended and conventions postponed

Governments has imposed travel limitations to and from Mainland China and Hong Kong. Railroads, cross border ferries, and transits involving Hong Kong has also interrupted, temporarily suspended.

Airlines cancelled their flights to and from China, including British Airways, Lufthansa, Qatar Airways, and others. Countries has refused entry of foreign citizens travelling from China, whilst others quarantines passengers – strict screening at the airports also adds to prevention.

Most conventions and conferences that will be held in China has also postponed their events to a more suitable date or as government has given a go to resume offices as usual.

In line with the travel suspensions, hotels also cancels bookings in China.

7.Shortages and hoarding of produce

With the Coronavirus being spread continuously and trade being disrupted, shortages of goods are predicted worldwide. If uncontained, the virus can affect millions of annual revenues – retailers will have to face stock availability problems and higher cost, whilst consumers will have to spend wisely.

Some local companies would also likely hoard their produce and release once the price has gone up due to demand. This would also force governments to maintain steady pricing by importing elsewhere.

8.Politics has been shaken

The early surfacing of the virus was initially called a rumor by the Chinese police force.

Government denies issue concerning this theory and their attempt to calm the public has taken toll on the trust their people has for them – the public was in outrage. When the doctor who initially presented the epidemic issue passed away from coronavirus itself, hashtags were topping Twitter and Weibo that the government owes Li Wen Liang an apology. The link then has been banned and no longer available in Weibo.

9.Technological and retail firms cease or delays production

One of the biggest electronics manufacturers, Apple Inc., said that their supply chain will be affected by the outbreak. Since technological industries depend mostly in China as a supplier for their components, it is viewed that productivity and its revenue will hit a snag.

Amazon, Microsoft, Google and Facebook are some major tech companies who imposed travel restrictions for their employees and advised others who recently travelled to China to work from home instead.

Google’s offices in the Mainland were closed temporarily for the safety of their workers. Apple, on the other hand, has their local online store open despite the physical shops provisionally closed down. Having a new production facility in China, Tesla also suspended its operation for the time being.

10.Quarantined people in different parts of the world

Mainlanders are free to move to Hong Kong but is required to self-quarantine for 14 days. But not all countries are open to freely cater travelers from China.

Cruise ships, as mentioned, were detained on docks.

World Dream cruise ship has been stuck in Hong Kong port since it was established that 8 of their former passengers have positive infection. There is no date as to when it is permitted to leave the dock of Hong Kong. Despite symptoms of the virus has shown from their crew members, most results came out negative.

Diamond Princess is quarantined in Yokohama coast and all passengers are to be processed before they are allowed to land. The virus has infected about 61 passengers.

Westerdam cruise ship is another story. Taiwan, Philippines, and Japan have announced they will not allow the ship to dock at their port due to the epidemic circling. Despite no cases has been confirmed in Westerdam, passengers are still in fear that one of these days, the captain will detain them on board.

Will China be closed for production until April due to Coronavirus

During the 24 hours of 8th of February there are reports of about 3,500 new cases, if it takes 14 to 20 days before they recover or die, we are at end February for this batch.

If a new batch arrives again tomorrow, then 20 days to be added again.

If curve is at its breaking point and new cases per day does start to decline at the same rate it grew (assumption) then add 3 weeks plus 20 days, which mean China will be closed for business for about 6 weeks more – this means all of February and full March.

Note the numbers are thin and we don’t have full case access as such study could reveal other indicators as to time for contraction, time of being registered as case, the media making more people seek doctor, whilst some of those sick in the beginning just got sick and got well no contact with the system.

 

Coronavirus in numbers

As of February 12, 2020:

  • 45.188 Total Confirmed Cases
  • 1116 Total Fatalities
  • 4.856 Total Recovered

References:

https://thediplomat.com/2020/02/wuhan-whistleblower-doctor-dies-of-coronavirus/

https://www.sciencealert.com/the-pangolin-is-now-a-suspect-in-the-coronavirus-outbreak

https://www.livescience.com/what-are-coronaviruses.html

https://www.wired.co.uk/article/china-coronavirus

https://www.bbc.com/news/business-51386575

https://edition.cnn.com/2020/02/07/asia/us-coronavirus-victim-cruise-ship-intl-hnk/index.html

https://www.bbc.com/news/business-51353146

https://www.ft.com/content/d96c30d0-4ed7-3b7d-83d8-26a173d39a72

https://dryadglobal.com/coronavirus-outbreak-impact-on-shipping/

https://edition.cnn.com/2020/02/05/business/shipping-coronavirus-impact/index.html https://thehill.com/policy/technology/481298-tech-companies-feel-growing-impact-of-coronavirus-outbreak

https://www.smh.com.au/business/companies/worst-nightmare-product-shortages-in-store-as-retailers-brace-for-coronavirus-impact-20200205-p53xxc.html

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2020-02-04/nike-says-coronavirus-will-have-material-impact-on-china-sales

https://www.cnet.com/news/coronavirus-affecting-tech-firms-as-outbreak-spreads/

http://theconversation.com/the-coronavirus-will-hit-the-tourism-and-travel-sector-hard-130872

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How to achieve an Ergonomic workplace

October 15, 2019 by admin_stk

How to achieve an Ergonomic workplace

What is Ergonomics? Most people would say it is all about comfort in the workplace. Well, to completely put it, it does result to comfort through great design. For one to accomplish increased employee productivity it is necessary to investigate the things being done by each individual as well as evaluate the environment they work in.

A worker sitting in front of a computer needs an ergonomic chair, a helpful mouse, right desktop brightness, proper lighting and temperature, and so on; whilst a warehouse worker that handles machines 8 hours a day is in dire need of an adjustable platform table, an optimized lifting equipment, workable noise level, edge protectors to avoid injuries.

Here are 5 things to keep in mind for an ergonomic and more productive workplace:

  1. Lessen exceedingly repetitive tasks.

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Musculoskeletal Disorder’s (MSD) underlying cause are repetitive tasks. It is said to be repetitive if the tasks are in a cycle for at least 30 seconds. One simple example is using the computer mouse for long period of time, without resting leads to carpal tunnel syndrome. To prevent MSDs, employers should invest in proper training of their staffs, effectively disseminate ergonomic values in all levels of the organization, and ensure a safe work environment.

  1. Lessen high force exertion.

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Over exertion is grounds for body pain and other grave disorders if not taken seriously. For warehouse workers and office workers, lifting and carrying loads of papers, boxes, files must be avoided for reduced stress – physically and mentally. To have this avoided, it is suggested that employers should invest in equipment that could diminish high physical exertion of laborers. Samples are equipment lifters/forklifts, platforms, automated guided vehicles, and others.

  1. Lessen static and awkward postures.

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Static postures can be seen from warehouse workers as well as office employees – standing or sitting, both leading to fatigue. It is recommended that employers should devote themselves in ergonomic chairs and exercises to loosen up the strained muscles with levied breaks for stretching. At the end of the day, a happy employee makes a happy customer.

  1. Lessen risk of injuries and maintain a good work environment.

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For a satisfied employee comes a safe and happy work environment. It is a must that warehouses and offices are imposed with safety precautions and guidelines to work by.

  1. Have frequent breaks.

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Staring at the desktop screen for straight 2 hours can result to dizziness and eye strain, it is suggested that you and your employees take 20-20-20 rule. This means that for every 20 minutes passed using the computer, look at an object at least 20 feet away for 20 seconds. A good stretching break will also decrease body pain, take a walk for 5 minutes and let loose for a while.

Being comfortable with what you do is a key for productivity and work satisfaction. So gear up ergonomic design equipment in the workplace and see how it boosts employee engagements and reduce turnover.

For more information on how to add comfort in your warehouse, feel free to e-mail us at support@sal-tech.com and we’re happy to assist you.

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STG stance on US Steel and Aluminum Imposed Tariff

November 27, 2018 by admin_stk

STG stance on US Steel and Aluminum Imposed Tariff

As known on US customs tax, Mexico, Canada, and Europe are temporarily relieved of added charge in importing of steel and aluminum, since they are in subject for negotiation. However, on May 31, 2018, US denied these allies of exemption on added customs tariff for importing said products – tariff on steel having 25% whilst aluminum at 10%.

Although the sole reason is to keep steel and aluminum produce of US manufacturers stronger, it does not add up to economic ties and has been getting hit backs from their allies which will lead to trade war. Salbæk Technology Group will, as a result of USA and President Trump’s return to the dark ages and there imposing of customs tax on European steel and aluminum, stop using any American product. May this be Coca Cola, Apple I phones or Levis jean’s – these supplier products will be replaced by Non-American products on future purchase.

Gunnar Salbæk, CEO of STG, stated, “…through the years being a big personal fan of the before mentioned American products, so it is with great disappointment, we find it needed to take these so drastic actions, but we cannot just stand and see USA bully the rest of the word around and let their own greed take over common sense and throw away the gains of a free and open world, that has been created through the last centuries”.

Mexico and Canada raised their own pitch for such dangerous policy while Europe are in disagreement. Although US is not excluding all countries and it is informed that other nations could be granted special exception as long as they apply for such and must not imperil national security, economists believes that imposing those import tax does not protect the steel industry. Mirroring 1931 Smooth-Hawley Tariff Act which led to the Great Depression.

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10 Tips in Purchasing a Second-Hand Equipment

September 26, 2018 by admin_stk

10 Tips in Purchasing a Second-Hand Equipment

Startups and small businesses have tight budget, good thing that companies with higher investments sell their used machines of good condition. Now here, we listed, 10 points needed to consider when acquiring used machines.

  • Make sure market or e-commerce site is legitimate
    Purchasers needs to check background of e-commerce site before further stepping up with the purchasing requirements and undergoing payment process. There are tons of ways to secure that the website you’re on is authentic or not, one thing is to review the feedback of others via google review or other sites of relevant value. Also, customer review is most likely active in the company page for the scrutiny of potential buyers and clients.
  • Do a background check on specific vendor
    Business Certificate or CVR/VAT number should be examined with the help of reliable sites. CVR number adds up to the relevance of the vendor since it is an assurance that said company is registered in a certain country with legal documents to back them up. Whilst customer review is important, knowing who the clients of the merchant are equally significant.Some websites have partners page, listing out their respective clients big or small. Should doubts arise, you could always send them a formal email to request scanned copies of legal valid papers. Visiting the warehouse or main office is also suggested, though it might cost higher than expected for overseas visits.
  • Do a background check on product
    When authenticity of e-commerce site is established, product review should be next. The manufacturer of said machine should be examined along with the components and spare parts availability. If you ever buy the item, do you have sufficient market to purchase spare parts from when needed placement? Do you have reliable market to get components from? For instance, that machine is discontinued or too old of a model, spare parts and components might not be up for procurement anymore and this makes more cost than profit for any company.
  • Review Payment Process and check for safe transaction
    It is primarily necessary to review the sales terms and conditions of vendor before going through payment. Check their payment mode – for online sources, do keep eye on secured payment processes. Do not forget to document your steps, ask for official invoice and put agreement into formal writing. This will give you enough power for claim when needed and assure your transaction is secured.
  • Avoid issues on certificate of ownership transfer
    Acquired machine is one thing, but ownership of said machine is another. It is critical to check who the equipment is entitled to so to avoid complications after – such as; balance settlement (if not fully paid by vendor), or other legal extremities.
  • Review condition of machine/s
    After securing the legitimacy of merchant, website, and payment process. The examination of machine is next. Upon coordinating with the company selling the equipment, it is important to know when machine was bought, its year of manufacture, and its operating hours. This will give you a rough estimate on the extent of machine usage.
  • Test run machine/s
    Visiting the warehouse itself is suggested so to view the product and test it for additional assessment. With this, one could see the signs of wear, it would greatly help if you bring with you your own Technician/Technical Person to help you assess the machine. You may also ask yourself the following questions and see if the machine does reach average score:
    1. Rate how the machine looks, in general. (Are there scratches? Bumps? Rust? Is it workable?)
    2. What do fluids look like?
    3. How does the engine exhaust look?
    4. Are there any unnecessary noise?
    5. Does it successfully operate without any concerns during testing?These yields to how well-kept the machine is that is up for sale.
  • Scrutinize maintenance records
    When you have seen the current condition of machine, do not forget to check the maintenance record from the maintenance personnel. This will help you have the idea of how the equipment is kept and what were the problems in the past, if ever there is one. You could also ask directly of the complications of machine before, so you will be informed and make forecast or compromise.
  • Confirm if software is transferable
    Being able to have the equipment would add up to your efficiency and effectivity. Although if it’s software is non-transferable, then it wouldn’t work as desired and integrated to your production line. Always keep in mind to talk this through with the merchant so you will not have any complications afterwards.
  • Review return policy
    Are there any added agreement? Some merchants have added deals when marketing their secondhand equipment. Like having a span of 6 months return policy with about a good percentage of money back guarantee or maybe a supply of needed materials – such as, film or straps. This could increase the value of procurement though it is always better to know that you could deliver back the machine and have your investment reclaimed within a trial span.These are the 10 tips when planning of securing second hand equipment for your warehouse production. Though at the end of the day, it is still of your discretion to make such purchase even without certain warranty – as long as the machine works within intention, is in good shape, and always weigh if it is a good buy or a bad one.

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World Day for Safety and Health at Work

April 27, 2018 by admin_stk

World Day for Safety and Health at Work

In celebration of the WORLD DAY FOR SAFETY AND HEALTH AT WORK, this article serves as a reminder and guide especially to those working in warehouses doing hand wrapping or palletizing.

Manually placing boxes on pallets can be time consuming and expensive; it can also put unusual stress and danger on workers. When manually hand wrapping a pallet of products, the workers would usually complain of back pains and motion sickness from the constant rotation around the pallet. It can also increase the risk of cuts to fingers resulting when fingers are being inserted to the open end of the tubes to stream off wrap. Some injuries occurred when workers doing the manual wrapping accidentally drops the stretch films they are using which are usually several pounds heavy that to some of those who did not wear proper PPE (Personal Protective Equipment) their foot, toes got injured or even crushed/broken.

Here are the potential Risks, Health Hazards in the Pallet Wrapping process.

• Back Pains, due to poor posture, repetitive work and carrying heavy loads for a significant amount of time
• Motion Sickness/Dizziness due to repetitive motion of going around and doing the manual wrapping of the pallet
• Damage to fingers from holding the core of the rolls
• Tripping and colliding with people or other objects
• Danger of Load Collapsing and falling on to the worker due to Load not properly secured

To address these Health Hazards to the workers, below are ways in which we could prevent, minimize the risks of injuries and health problems.

• Use an ergonomically correct dispenser, especially for high loads if you must wrap by hand
• Provide proper hand protection and make sure it is being used.
• Train operators how to wrap safely, don’t allow them to put their hands into the end of the cores when holding the roll.
• Rotate jobs to ensure that individual workers do not have to wrap large numbers of pallets by hand without resting.
• From Manual Wrapping the company can switch to using Semi-Automatic Pallet Stretch Wrapper machine, it just doesn’t solve the health and safety issues but also maximizes production output but most of all it is consistent and has uniform application.

Safety and health at work is important because it protects the well-being of employees, visitors and customers. Looking after Health and Safety makes good business sense. Workplaces which neglect health and safety risk prosecution, may lose staff, and may increase costs and reduce profitability. After all the best investment we can make is on people and certainly one of the key elements is the health and well-being of the employee, the benefits will go a long way and in a lot of ways.

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