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In:Ruptured Commons
Edited by Anna Guttman and Veronica J. Austen
[FILLM Studies in Languages and Literatures 19] 2024
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A
  • Abrahams, Peter168
  • Abrahams, Yvette164
  • acts of care
    • for Black bodies133
    • crisis of care194
    • human entanglement217
    • refugee lifeworlds as91
    • rupture as innovation86
    • social distribution of care185
    • wake work134, 135
  • Adams, Carol J.151
  • Adebayo, Mojisola121, 122, 124, 127–133, 135
  • Agamben, Giorgio78, 79
  • Agier, Michel81
  • Ahed’s Knee (Ha-Berekh) (Lapid)33, 39–40, 48–50
  • Aidoo, Ama Ata126
  • Alaimo, Stacy165, 187
  • Albrecht, Glenn188
  • Amichai, Yehuda38
  • animalization147
  • Anthropocene fictions183, 186, 188
  • Anthropocenic commons191, 192
  • apocalypse.See ecological crisis;insects
  • Appiah, Kwame Anthony23
  • archives.see also Adebayo, Mojisola;Marasela, Senzeni;Ngaba, Buhle;Putuma, Koleka
    • as activist practice121, 126
    • exclusion and erasure10, 120–121, 124–125, 126
    • narratives of identity, belonging, and power120
    • place of community memory120
    • rupturing the commons10, 121
    • social media134–135
    • theoretical frameworks120–121, 135
    • ’whitestream’ archive122, 124, 128
  • Arendt, Hannah40n20, 78n13
  • Arseneault, Jesse10–11, 123
  • Artaud, Antonin208
  • Arvidsson, Adam4
  • association.see also Portrait with Keys
    • associative practice57–59, 61, 62–64, 65, 72, 209
    • associative processes, neurological58n10, 62
    • associative thinking62
    • creating commons through59
    • creative thinking and62
    • linking individuals62
    • social dreaming matrix and64
    • society and social power understood through60–61
  • Ayim, May126
  • Azoulay, Ariella Aïsha44–46, 48
B
  • Baartman, Sarah (Saartjie)133
  • Baderoon, Gabeba119
  • Balakisi, Bangumzi173
  • Ball, John Clement8–9
  • Bam, June164
  • Barbados113–114, 115
  • Baror, Shira58n10, 62
  • Beck, Ulrich19
  • Beckford, Jacqui135
  • Beilharz, Peter59
  • Benjamin, Walter66, 78n13
  • Bennet, Joshua144
  • Bensimon, Fabrice86–87
  • Berlant, Lauren24n44, 183–185, 189, 194
  • Black womxn124–127
  • The Blue Marble photograph226–228, 227
  • bodies.See Black bodies;human bodies
  • borders.See Threads
  • Borman, Frank228–229
  • Braidotti, Rosi208, 216
  • Bronstein Aparicio, Eitan41, 42
  • Brown, Eric C.146, 156
  • Brown, Simone150
  • Brown, William128
  • Burnt Shadows (Shamsie)
    • cosmopolitanism9, 17, 26, 28–30, 31
    • global citizenship in24
    • risk awareness and prevention8–9, 16–17, 18, 20, 22, 26–27
    • risk mitigation as responsibility20–23, 25–26, 28, 29
    • risk mitigation as self-serving20–22, 28–29
    • ruptured transnational spaces23
    • rupture of human bodies and boundaries22
  • Butler, Judith3
C
  • Caffentzis, George24n44
  • Calais Jungle.See Jungle refugee camp
  • carbon modernity184, 188
  • care.See acts of care
  • Careri, Francesco72–73
  • Carlyle, Cathy219n90
  • Centre for Environmental Rights162
  • Césaire, Aimé103
  • Chute, Hilary84
  • Clare, John191
  • Clarke, Kamari M.79–80
  • Claxton, Crin135
  • Coccia, Emmanuele186, 200
  • The Cockroach Dance (Mwangi)10–11, 147–150, 156
  • Cohen, Stanley48, 50
  • Colangelo, Sara47
  • Colebrook, Claire215
  • commoning
    • acts of161
    • commoning problems3, 4
    • as doomed project9, 37–38
    • nature and history of6–7
    • practice of7–8, 101, 115, 117
    • refugee lifeworlds and82
  • Cox, Emma205
  • Craft, Ellen128
  • Craft, William128
  • Crane, Mary Thomas222
  • Creecy, Barbara162
  • Critchell, Kara102
  • Critchley, Simon195
  • Crosby, Alfred154
D
  • Dangarembga, Tsitsi10–11, 126, 150–153, 156; see also insects
  • Darms, Lisa121
  • #DeadlyAir case161–162
  • De Certeau, Michel64–65
  • decolonization
    • decolonial aesthetics of142, 153, 155
    • decolonial atmospheric reckoning161, 166, 170, 175–176
    • Holocaust memory and other histories103–104
    • as starting anew217–218
    • theoretical frameworks216–217
    • time, space, and subjectivity216
    • work of164
  • decolonizing the commons.See Adebayo, Mojisola;Marasela, Senzeni;Ngaba, Buhle;Putuma, Koleka
  • Deleuze, Gilles206, 207–208, 209, 214, 220
  • Derrida, Jacques120–121, 150
  • Dickens, Charles69
  • Dimock, Wai Chee184, 189, 201
  • Dinat, Deena160
  • disenclosure218
  • dissidents.See Lapid, Nadav
  • Douglas, Mary18–20, 21–22, 27–28
  • Dresher, Melvin35
  • Dudley, Sandra H.8
  • Dying for Gold (Meyburgh and Pakleppa).see also Black bodies;mining;respiratory commons;South African respiratory crisis
    • as activist counter-history11, 167, 175–176
    • capitalism and colonialism170–174, 174
    • closure of African commons171, 172–173
    • decolonial atmospheric reckoning161, 166, 170, 175–176
    • mining as genocide166–167
    • mining as prison168
    • phytochemistry and respiratory health165, 170–171
    • politics of respiration11, 166, 169–170, 171, 173
    • struggles over breathable air164, 175
    • Winkelhaak Gold Mine Compound175, 176
E
  • Earthrise photograph227, 228
  • eating150–152
  • ecofeminism186–187
  • Edwards, Adrian83
  • El-Tayeb, Fatima102–103
  • environment.See climate change;ecological crisis;gender
  • environmental racism.See Dying for Gold;mining;South African respiratory crisis
  • Espiritu, Yến Lê10, 77, 80–82, 88
  • Estok, Simon188
  • Evans, Kate.See Threads
  • Every Year, Every Day, I Am Walking
    • about204
    • audience engagement220
    • collaboration with Rudakoff218–219
    • decolonizing the commons207–208
    • Deleuzian idea of the fold215–216, 220, 221
    • making community and human autonomy217
    • refugee migrant experience211, 219–220, 221
    • reproductive principle of the commons213–214
    • shoes209–210, 212–213, 215–216, 221
F
  • Fanon, Franz216–218
  • Fassie, Brenda126
  • Federici, Silvia24n44, 207, 213, 229
  • feminism.See commons;ecofeminism;white feminism
  • Flanagan, Richard.See The Living Sea of Waking Dreams
  • Fleishman, Mark210–211, 219, 221
  • Flood, Merrill35
  • Fortier, Craig7
  • Foster, John Bellamy167n32
  • Fotaki, Marianna4, 6, 229
  • Foucault, Michel215, 216
  • Franco, Marielle126
  • Fraser, Nancy174
G
  • game theory35n6
  • Gardner, Dan30–31
  • Garland, David20
  • Gaza34n5
  • gender.see also heteropatriarchy;motherhood
    • borders gendered90
    • concept of the human as gendered119–120
    • consumption’s gendered forms151–152
    • the environment and186–187, 188
    • gendered limitations of commons11
    • gender supremacy186
    • man/woman dualism186
    • patriarchy and violence151–152, 186
    • women and nonhuman nature186
  • Ghosh, Amitav8, 163
  • Giddens, Anthony19
  • Gilroy, Paul102, 103
  • global commons.See cosmopolitanism;Shamsie, Kamila
  • globalization19
  • Godard, Jean-Luc47
  • Goddard, Lynette135
  • Goldman, Shai47
  • gold mining.See mining
  • Gordon, Neve42
  • Goulson, David140, 141
  • Gqola, Pumla Dineo168
  • Green, Lesley172
  • Grossman, David38
  • groundWork161–162
H
  • Hall, Stuart102–103
  • Hamid, Mohsin17–18
  • Hansberry, Lorraine126
  • Haraway, Donna142, 152
  • Hardin, Garrett1–5, 24n44, 35, 50n54, 182–183, 229
  • Hardt, Michael205–206
  • Harney, Stefano121–122
  • Hartman, Saidiya8
  • Hatfield, Charles104
  • Heise, Ursula163, 166, 183, 186, 188, 226
  • Hennig, Benjamin226
  • Hermann, Tamar42
  • heteropatriarchy121, 125, 134
  • Hollard Street Story,173
  • Holocaust102–104, 115, 199
  • Home Fire (Shamsie)29n66
  • Hottentot Venus.See Baartman, Sarah (Saartjie)
  • Hsu, Hsuan166n28, 170
  • Hullo, Bu-Bye, Koko, Come In (Putuma)124, 125–126
  • the human.see also gender
    • ’Black life-form,’124
    • definitions of119–120, 122–124
    • as dynamic subject222
    • genres of human124
    • negotiation between categories195
    • women and nonhuman nature186
  • Hutchison, Yvette209, 220
I
  • Indigenous peoples2, 3; see also commons
  • industrialization164
  • Ingold, Tim68
  • insects.see also ecological crisis;The Living Sea of Waking Dreams
    • as anticolonial forces144
    • apocalypse of140–141
    • apocalyptic narrative of142–143
    • capitalism and149
    • The Cockroach Dance (Mwangi)10–11, 147–150, 156
    • cockroaches142, 148, 149, 152, 156
    • coinhabiting planetary commons153
    • colonialism and10–11, 141, 145–147
    • decolonial aesthetics of142, 153, 155
    • ecological imperialism145–146
    • as figures of sympoiesis142, 146
    • honeybees144–145
    • humans as pests145–146, 147, 153–154, 192
    • Kare Kare Zvako (Dangarembga)10–11, 150–153, 156
    • narratives of banishment142, 145–146
    • as other156
    • pestiferous mobilities142, 144, 145, 148, 150
    • pestilence naming the eliminable143, 145
    • re-storyation of pests142–143
    • rupturing boundaries143–144
    • termites150, 152–153, 154, 155–156
    • unstable category144–146
    • waste and filth148, 152
  • Irmina (Yelin)
    • about100–1101
    • anticolonial and postcolonial perspectives in113–114
    • British Museum105, 107, 107–108
    • colonialism in European shared past10, 102, 103, 113
    • fascism depicted in109
    • hegemonic memory-keeping disrupted101, 109–110, 116, 116–117
    • imperialism depicted in105–107, 107, 114
    • ’klack klack klack’ sound111–113, 112
    • memory commons created in113, 115
    • practice of commoning115, 117
    • racism depicted in104–105, 106, 108–109
    • transnational and multidirectional history104, 109–111, 112, 113, 115–116
    • white supremacy depicted in105
  • Israel.see also Lapid, Nadav
    • commons constructed through exclusion41–46
    • emigration as moral failing43
    • escape from collective social order34–35, 41, 42–44, 46
    • geospatial psyche of38
    • isolation vs commons50–51
    • October 7, 2023, Hamas attack34n5, 51n56
    • political left’s diminishment36n10, 41–42
    • religio- and ethno-nationalist identity43–45
    • as settler-colonial state43–45
J
  • Jackson, Zakiyyah Iman143
  • Jay, Paul17n5
  • Johansen, Emily17, 23, 29
  • Juarez, Anita2–3
  • Jungle refugee camp, Calais, France.see also Threads
    • effacement and destruction of83, 92
    • gendered spaces90
    • as open camp81
    • as refugee lifeworld84
    • rupturing landscape of France81
    • as small commons75–76, 77, 81
  • Justice, Daniel Heath8
K
  • Kafka, Franz35, 50
  • Kamer, Orit50n55
  • Kaniuk, Yoram44n34
  • Kant, Immanuel23
  • Kare Kare Zvako (Dangarembga)10–11, 150–153, 156
  • Karpoff, Jonathan35n7
  • Kelly, Kristine9, 209, 222
  • Kiczkowski, Adriana29
  • Kimmerer, Robin Wall142, 163
  • Kimmerling, Baruch34n4
  • The Kindergarten Teacher (Ha-Ganenet) (Lapid)37–38, 47, 51
  • kinship time185, 201
  • Kleinhans, Belinda105, 109
  • Klooster, Daniel211
  • Knittelfelder, Elisabeth10
  • Korb, Alexander102
  • Kraenzle, Christina104, 109
L
  • Labour, Bruno60–61
  • lacemaking86–88
  • land reform210
  • Langeveld, Eeva10
  • Lapid, Nadav.see also Israel
    • capitalism in films of38, 39
    • comedy in works of46–47
    • comic irony of films of35, 36–37, 46, 47, 48
    • compulsory collective identity34
    • dissident figure in films of35, 38–39
    • escape from collective social order9, 34–35, 36, 38–41, 42–43, 46, 48–50
    • French New Wave cinema and46–48
    • Israeli commons49–51
    • Israeliness explored in films9, 33–34
    • paternalistic power of the nation35
    • political alignment of films of36–37
    • Ahed’s Knee (Ha-Berekh),33, 39–40, 48–50
    • The Kindergarten Teacher (Ha-Ganenet),37–38, 47, 51
    • The Policeman (Ha-Shoter),33, 39
    • The Star,51
    • Synonyms (Synonymes),34, 37n11, 40, 42–43, 46, 48, 51
  • Larkin, Philip185, 196
  • Lederman, Shmuel40n20
  • Lekalakala, Makoma163
  • Lekan, Thomas M.227, 229
  • LeMenager, Stephanie182
  • Lewis, Desiree119
  • Liboiron, Max163n16
  • Littman, Shany41, 44
  • The Living Sea of Waking Dreams (Flanagan)
    • comedy in194–195, 200
    • insects and humans192
  • The Living Sea of Waking Dreams (Flanagan)
    • Anthropocenic commons191, 192
    • biopolitics of192–195, 196, 199–1201
    • challenging literary history as cultural commons185, 190
    • cultural memory of enclosures191
    • environmental collapse and rupture191, 196–197
    • gendered limitations of commons11
    • kinship time201
    • language manifesting entropy190–194
    • mother trope185, 191, 192, 195, 197–198
    • satire in11, 185, 190, 191, 193, 194–195, 198–199
    • social ruptures of visceral bonds197–198
    • vanishing human bodies192–194
  • Lloyd, Alexandra115
  • Lloyd, Genevieve214
  • Locke, John123
  • Lohmann, Roger A.1, 3
  • Lorde, Audre126
  • Ludewig, Julia109
  • Lupton, Deborah19
M
  • MacLellan, Matthew3
  • Maddison, Ben2
  • Magnet Theatre.see also Every Year, Every Day, I Am Walking
    • about210–211
    • bodies and movement209–210, 215, 217
    • making meaning imaginatively209–210
    • multilingualism212
    • non-literary, non-standard form of plays221
    • performance practices208–209
    • relational engagement222
    • rupturing what apartheid imprisoned11–12, 210
    • trauma in theatre205
  • Magole, Lapologang207
  • Make, Mmadi (Soliman, Angelo)133–134
  • Makeba, Miriam126
  • Mandalaki, Emmanouela4, 6, 229
  • Mandela, Winnie Madikizela126
  • Manley, Julian62, 64
  • Mans, Jasmine126
  • Manyokole, Liao169
  • Marais, Eugège153, 154
  • Marasela, Senzeni
    • acts of care for Black bodies133
    • archival exclusion121
    • challenging the archive124, 132
    • ’Sarah Baartman Redressed,’133
    • storytelling through needlework133
    • wake work135
  • Mariococchi, Rita10
  • Marron, Tali R.62
  • Marya, Rupa176–177
  • Massey, Doreen56–57, 65
  • Massumi, Brian220
  • Matsela (film)172
  • Mavhunga, Clapperton Chakanetsa144, 145
  • Mbembe, Achille68–69, 120–121, 135, 206, 208–209, 216–218
  • McCloud, Scott78
  • McGurl, Mark190, 200
  • Meeker, Joseph189
  • Mehta, Suhaan Kiran27, 30
  • Melville, Herman128, 132
  • memory commons102, 115
  • Merchant, Carolyn187
  • Meyburgh, Catherine.See Dying for Gold
  • Mgidi, Noziqhamo175
  • Mgidi, Zwelendaba175
  • Mignolo, Walter122
  • migration26n52, 211
  • Moiketsi, Chabedi167–168
  • Moore, Jason196
  • Morra, Linda M.120–121
  • Morris, Rosalind166n30, 168
  • Moten, Fred121–122
  • Moy of the Antarctic (Adebayo)127–132
  • Mpofu, William123
  • Murphy, Michelle165, 166n28
  • Muthien, Bernedette164
  • Mwangi, Meja10–11, 147–150, 156; see also insects
N
  • Nabhan, Gary142
  • Nash, Jonathan9–10, 58, 209, 222
  • nations
    • paternalistic power of35
  • nation-state120–121
  • Negri, Antonio205–206
  • Neumann, John von35n6
  • Newell, Stephanie148
  • Ngaba, Buhle121, 124, 132, 133, 134–135
  • Ngai, Sianne189
  • Ngema, Mbongeni210
  • Nguyen, Viet Thanh89
  • Nijdam, Elizabeth85
  • Nixon, Rob4–5, 50n54, 183
  • Nkonyeni, Mam Nomhle126
  • nomadism64, 73
  • Nuttall, Sarah71, 72
  • Nyers, Peter93
O
  • O’Gorman, Daniel17
  • Ogungbe, Juwon130, 135
  • O’Loughlin, Liam24, 29, 30
  • O’Neill, Patrick189, 190
  • Ornan, Uzzi44n34
  • Osborne, Deirdre122, 128, 132
  • Ostrom, Elinor35–36
  • othering
    • blackface vs whiteface130–131
    • classifying and othering discourses19–20
    • eating and otherness150–151
    • empathy across borders of otherness212
    • insect as other156
    • of refugees85, 94
P
  • P2P Foundation205n10
  • Pakleppa, Richard.See Dying for Gold
  • Parlow, Steffi134
  • Patel, Raj176–177
  • Peek, Bobby162
  • pesticides143, 145, 155; see also insects
  • pestilence143, 144; see also insects
  • pests.See insects
  • photosynthesis166
  • Pierce, Clayton2–3
  • Planche, Jill11–12, 26n52, 58, 136
  • Plato123
  • Plumwood, Val186
  • The Policeman (Ha-Shoter) (Lapid)33, 39
  • Portrait with Keys (Vladislavić)
    • apartheid experienced in9, 68, 69, 70–72
    • associative practice in57–60, 62–63, 64, 69
    • city as multi-linear text56, 60, 69–70
    • city as unstable collection65
    • colonialism experienced in63, 68
    • Dickens’s walks and69
    • inhabiting Johannesburg associatively60, 63–64, 70–71, 72
    • Johannesburg as ruptured commons9, 73
    • nostalgia in71
    • social and racial roles spatially constructed67
    • spatial organization of59–60
    • walking as multi-leveled and deviant9, 67, 69–71
    • walkways in66, 67–68, 69–71, 72
  • power61, 64
  • Poyner, Jane71n64
  • prisoner’s dilemma35, 36, 50
  • Puar, Jasbir169n41
  • Putuma, Koleka
    • archival exclusion and erasure121, 125, 126
    • Black womxn, reinscribing and bearing witness to125–127
    • challenging the archive124–125, 126, 127
    • dehumanization of Black bodies133
    • Hullo, Bu-Bye, Koko, Come In,124, 125–126
    • role of writing126–127
    • wake work135
Q
  • Quayson, Ato5
R
  • Rabin, Yitzhak43
  • Ramaphosa, Cyril162
  • Reeves, Joshua7
  • refugee camps.see also Jungle refugee camp;Threads
    • abandonment79, 80, 82, 92–93
    • closed camps80–81
    • as lifeworlds10, 77, 81–82, 88
    • place out of non-place81
    • purposes of79
    • refugee processing centres (open camps)81
    • theoretical frameworks78–81
    • white supremacy and settler colonialism of80
  • refugee comics76–77, 83; see also Threads
  • The Reluctant Fundamentalist (Hamid)17–18
  • respiratory commons.see also Dying for Gold
    • #DeadlyAir case161–162
    • disparities of access170
    • mining rupturing159, 161
  • responsibility, communal responsibility24n44; see also Burnt Shadows
  • re-storyation.See insects
  • Rich, Adrienne186
  • Rifkin, Mark78–79
  • Rifkind, Candida86, 88
  • Rigney, Ann102
  • Ritchie, Kevin37n11
  • Roberts, Jaine175n57
  • Robson, James211
  • Rothberg, Michael103–104, 114
  • Rudakoff, Judith218–219
  • Rwafa, Urther151
S
  • Sadaf, Shazia17
  • Sand, Shlomo43–44, 45, 46, 48
  • Sandilands, Catriona187, 195
  • Sartre, Jean-Paul123
  • Scafe, Suzanne129–130
  • Scott, Robert Falcon130–131
  • Sekwama, Isaac177
  • Senghor, Léopold217, 222
  • settler colonialism.See colonialism
  • Shakiry, Rajha135
  • Sharpe, Christina135
  • Shewry, Teresa195
  • Shipway, Jesse199
  • Shlensky, Lincoln Z.9
  • Shohat, Ella Habiba46n44
  • Simone, Nina126
  • Singh, Julietta146, 148, 155
  • Šlapkauskaitė, Rūta11
  • slavery132
  • Sloterdijk, Peter170
  • Smotrich, Bezalel39
  • Soliman, Angelo (Mmadi Make)133–134
  • Solnit, Rebecca65
  • South Africa.See Dying for Gold;Every Year, Every Day, I Am Walking;Johannesburg;Magnet Theatre;mining;Portrait with Keys;racism
  • space.see also place;Portrait with Keys;Threads
    • colonial oppression rupturing59
    • feet and shoes and68
    • fold, idea of215–216
    • liminal and interstitial spaces65, 66, 72–73
    • migration211
    • notion of conatus,206–207, 215
    • public, community space58, 59
    • ruptures as loci of common space65
    • as set of relations206
    • social and racial roles in67
    • walking and city space64–65
  • Spinoza, Baruch214–215
  • Stam, Robert46n44
  • The Star (Lapid)51
  • Sterlin, Brett108
  • Steyn, Melissa123
  • Strauss, Helene11
  • subjectivity215–216
  • Supski, Sian59
  • Synonyms (Synonymes) (Lapid)34, 37n11, 40, 42–43, 46, 48, 51
T
  • Tamimi, Ahed39
  • Taylor, Laurie48, 50
  • Threads (Evans).see also Jungle refugee camp
    • about76
    • border construction and meaning86–88, 89–90
    • building community86–88
    • counterinscription in84–85, 89, 92–93, 94
    • Jungle as act of care91
    • Jungle as refugee lifeword84, 90, 91
    • Jungle’s materiality84
    • Jungle transforming from non-place to place81, 90–91, 92
    • lacework in gutter77, 84, 85, 88, 92–93, 94, 95
    • lacework/threads metaphor and motif9, 85–86, 87–88, 91–92
    • narrative closure88, 89
    • reader as co-creator of narrative88–89
    • refugee art91, 96
    • refugee camp as commons77
    • refugees as doers10, 82, 90, 92
    • rupture and destruction of Jungle92
  • Thurman, Chris160
  • Trabelsi-Hadad, Tamar41n22
  • tragedy of the commons parable1, 24n44, 35–36, 182–183, 227
  • transhistorical commons45
  • translocal commons45
  • Tremblay, Jean-Thomas165–166, 170
  • Trexler, Adam183
  • Troeung, Y-Dang10, 81–82
  • Tsing, Anna145
  • Tuck, Eve175n56
  • Tucker, Albert35n6
V
  • Vernon, Karina120
  • Vilakazi, Benedict Wallet168–169
  • Volcano, Del LaGrace130, 135
  • Vollenhoen, Sylvia164
  • Vukani Environmental Justice161–162
W
  • Walcott, Rinaldo122, 123, 124
  • Walia, Harsha82
  • War on Terror17–18, 30
  • Wekker, Gloria103
  • Wenzel, Jennifer183
  • white feminism, limitations of108
  • Whyte, Kyle Powys141, 185
  • Wray, Sheron135
  • Wynter, Sylvia120, 122–123, 124
Y
  • Yelin, Barbara.See Irmina
  • Yisa, Faniswa212
  • Yusoff, Kathryn141, 184, 193
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