Online Exam: Political Law (2011 Bar Exams)
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Question 1 |
A | either the Senate or the House of Representatives. |
B | Congress. |
C | the President. |
D | the President with the consent of Congress. |
Question 2 |
A | valid. |
B | unenforceable. |
C | invalid. |
D | voidable. |
Question 3 |
A | No, it leaves the public uncertain as to what conduct it prohibits. |
B | Yes, it provides fair warning to gang members prior to arrest regarding their unlawful conduct. |
C | Yes, it is sufficiently clear for the public to know what acts it prohibits. |
D | No, since it discriminates between loitering in public places and loitering in private places. |
Question 4 |
A | No, it is a power reserved for Congress alone. |
B | No, it is a power exclusively reserved for the People's direct action. |
C | Yes, subject to ratification by Congress. |
D | Yes, it is an implied power flowing from the President's exercise of emergency power. |
Question 5 |
A | Yes, Governor Paloma's reelection is an expression of the electorate's restored trust. |
B | No, Governor Paloma's reelection cannot extinguish his liability for malfeasance in office. |
C | Yes, Governor Paloma's reelection is an expression of the electorate's obedience to his will. |
D | No, Governor Paloma's reelection does not render moot the administrative case already pending when he filed his certificate of candidacy for his reelection bid. |
Question 6 |
A | plebiscite. |
B | referendum. |
C | certification. |
D | initiative. |
Question 7 |
A | he is convicted of a bailable offense. |
B | he is charged with a light offense. |
C | he was able to cross-examine the prosecution’s witnesses. |
D | he waives his right to be present. |
Question 8 |
A | Yes, the decision of the Office of the President must contain its own crafted factual findings and legal conclusions. |
B | No, the Office of the President is not precluded from adopting the factual findings and legal conclusions contained in the HLURB decision. |
C | No, the Office of the President is governed by its own rules respecting review of cases appealed to it. |
D | Yes, administrative due process demands that the Office of the President make findings and conclusions independent of its subordinate. |
Question 9 |
A | Yes, conviction in court in a criminal action is subject to the President's pardoning power. |
B | No, plunder is not a pardonable offense. |
C | Yes, convictions in two different fora for the same acts, are too harsh that they are not beyond the reach of the President’s pardoning power. |
D | No, conviction in a criminal case for the same acts charged in the impeachment proceedings is not pardonable. |
Question 10 |
A | petitioner lacks legal standing. |
B | the questioned law has been repealed. |
C | the case is premature. |
D | the issue of validity of law was not timely raised. |
Question 11 |
A | Yes, the doctrine of qualified political agency renders unnecessary a further appeal to the Office of the President. |
B | Yes, when there is no law providing an appeal to the Office of the President, no such appeal may be pursued. |
C | No, the action of the DOTC Secretary bears only the implied approval of the President who is not precluded from reviewing the decision of the former. |
D | No, exhaustion of administrative remedies up to the level of the President is a pre-requisite to judicial recourse. |
Question 12 |
A | must seek the concurrence of the other House before acting. |
B | must accept such initiated appearance. |
C | may altogether reject the initiative. |
D | must hold an executive session to hear the department secretary. |
Question 13 |
A | Yes, the President cannot control the initiative of the department heads to conform with the oversight function of Congress. |
B | No, the President has the power to withhold consent to appearance by his department heads during question hour. |
C | Yes, the President cannot withhold consent to the initiative of his department heads as it will violate the principle of check and balance. |
D | No, because those department heads are his alter egos and he is but exercising his right against self-incrimination. |
Question 14 |
A | ex parte. |
B | summarily without need of trial. |
C | through speedy arbitration. |
D | through trial by commissioner. |
Question 15 |
A | substitute penalty for one who has been duly tried for a crime. |
B | punishment for a crime where one has been duly convicted. |
C | part of rehabilitation of one duly charged with a crime. |
D | condition precedent to one's valid arraignment. |
Question 16 |
A | requires the tribunal to consider the evidence presented. |
B | permits the parties to file memoranda. |
C | allows the losing party to file a motion for reconsideration. |
D | requires hearing the parties on oral argument. |
Question 17 |
A | She was a de jure officer, having been duly elected. |
B | She was a de facto officer since she was elected, served, and her disqualification only came later. |
C | She was a de jure officer since she completed her term before she was disqualified. |
D | She was not a public officer because she had no valid existing public office. |
Question 18 |
A | may be canceled. |
B | will subject him to a quo warranto action. |
C | remains valid. |
D | may be denied due course. |
Question 19 |
A | reliability. |
B | permanence. |
C | expediency. |
D | flexibility. |
Question 20 |
A | Yes, the man should be deemed to have waived his right to challenge the search when he failed to object to the frisking. |
B | No, reliable information alone, absent any proof beyond reasonable doubt that the man was actually committing an offense, will not validate the search. |
C | No, the man did not manifest any suspicious behavior that would give the police sufficient reason to search him. |
D | Yes, the police acted on reliable information which proved correct when they searched the man and his car. |
Question 21 |
A | another State to extradite a fugitive from justice. |
B | the complainant to drop the case against the accused. |
C | the accused against self-incrimination. |
D | the State to deport undesirable aliens. |
Question 22 |
A | born and raised in the Philippines who has all the qualifications and none of the disqualifications to become a Filipino citizen. |
B | born, raised, and educated in the Philippines who has all the qualifications and none of the disqualifications to become a Filipino citizen. |
C | whose mother or father is a naturalized Filipino and who himself is qualified to be naturalized. |
D | who has all the qualifications and none of the disqualifications to become a Filipino citizen. |
Question 23 |
A | a Filipino citizen by election. |
B | a repatriated Filipino citizen. |
C | a natural born Filipino citizen. |
D | a dual citizen. |
Question 24 |
A | so long as it remains relevant to the government. |
B | only to present conditions. |
C | for a limited period only. |
D | for as long as the problem to be corrected exists. |
Question 25 |
A | public safety or order requires otherwise as prescribed by law. |
B | public safety or public health requires otherwise as prescribed by law. |
C | public safety or order requires otherwise as determined by the President. |
D | dictated by the need to maintain public peace and order. |
Question 26 |
A | Yes, since the appointment essentially violates the law against nepotism. |
B | Yes, because relatives of the President within the fourth civil degree cannot be appointed as heads of offices in any department of government. |
C | No, the position to which X was appointed is not among those prohibited under the Constitution. |
D | No, X's appointment, although in the government, is not in the Executive Department that the President heads. |
Question 27 |
A | No, his membership in the bar is secure. |
B | Yes, by the Supreme Court itself. |
C | No, it will amount to removal. |
D | Yes, by Congress in joint session. |
Question 28 |
A | when, where, and how lawful assemblies are to be conducted. |
B | calibrated response to rallies that have become violent. |
C | maximum tolerance of pro-government demonstrations. |
D | a no rally-no permit policy. |
Question 29 |
A | No, because not everybody uses a recreational complex. |
B | No, because it intends to benefit a private organization. |
C | Yes, it serves the well-being of the local residents. |
D | Yes, it is in accord with the general welfare clause. |
Question 30 |
A | a de facto government. |
B | an interim government. |
C | an illegitimate government. |
D | a government of force. |
Question 31 |
A | Yes, when he deems he cannot harmoniously and effectively work with the requesting agency. |
B | Yes, as in any lawyer-client relationship, he has the right to choose whom to serve and represent. |
C | No, he must, in choosing whether to prosecute an action, exercise his discretion according to law and the best interest of the State. |
D | No, the Solicitor General's duty to represent the government, its offices and officers is mandatory and absolute. |
Question 32 |
A | Yes, since the vetoed condition may be separated from the item. |
B | No, since the veto amounted to a suppression of the freedom to communicate through television. |
C | No, since the approval of the item carried with it the approval of the condition attached to it. |
D | Yes, the President's veto power is absolute. |
Question 33 |
A | Yes, because Maria’s position does not fall within the prohibition. |
B | No, because her mother is not the designating authority. |
C | No, because Maria is related to the supervising authority within the prohibited degree of consanguinity. |
D | No, because the law prohibits relatives from working within the same government unit. |
Question 34 |
A | Yes, provided she acquires back her Filipino citizenship. |
B | Yes, the lot is already private in character and as a former natural-born Filipino, she can buy the lot and apply for its registration in her name. |
C | No, except when it can be proved that Australia has a counterpart domestic law that also favors former Filipino citizens residing there. |
D | No, foreigners are not allowed to own lands in the Philippines. |
Question 35 |
A | No, because absent any express authority under the Constitution, the power to appoint does not exist. |
B | Yes, since the power to appoint in the government, if not lodged elsewhere, belongs to the President as Chief Executive. |
C | Yes, since the power to fill up all government positions mentioned in the Constitution has been lodged in the President. |
D | No, since the position of Chairman of the Commission was created by statute, the appointment of its holder requires the consent of Congress. |
Question 36 |
A | the day he takes his oath of office. |
B | the day he is duly proclaimed. |
C | the day the election is held. |
D | the day he files his certificate of candidacy. |
Question 37 |
A | The law should prevail since the right to just compensation is a substantive right that Congress has the power to define. |
B | The rules of court should prevail since just compensation is a procedural matter subject to the rule making power of the Supreme Court. |
C | Both law and rules apply because just compensation should be fixed based on its zonal or assessed value, whichever is higher. |
D | Both law and rules apply because just compensation should be fixed based on its zonal or assessed value, whichever is lower. |
Question 38 |
A | Congress expands the appellate jurisdiction of the Supreme Court, as defined by the Constitution. |
B | the President nullifies a conviction in a criminal case by pardoning the offender. |
C | the President does not release the countryside development funds to members of Congress. |
D | Congress increases the budget proposal of the President. |
Question 39 |
A | Executive Secretary |
B | Chief Justice of the Supreme Court |
C | Chairman of the Civil Service Commission |
D | Chief of Staff of the Armed Forces of the Philippines |
Question 40 |
A | is co-extensive with the term of the public officer who appointed him. |
B | essentially temporary in nature. |
C | requires justifiable reason for its termination. |
D | requires special qualifications of the appointee. |
Question 41 |
A | after his tenure of office. |
B | after his term of office. |
C | during his tenure of office. |
D | during his term of office. |
Question 42 |
A | that are relevant to the proposed legislation. |
B | to which the witness gave his prior consent. |
C | material to the subject of inquiry. |
D | that the official called is willing to answer. |
Question 43 |
A | by the Supreme Court. |
B | by Congress, upon recommendation of the respective Sangguniang Panlalawigan. |
C | by Congress alone |
D | by Congress,subject to ratification by the Supreme Court. |
Question 44 |
A | made at the instance of the accused invoking his right to fair trial. |
B | based on the objection of the accused to the prosecution's motion to postpone trial. |
C | made upon motion of the accused without objection from the prosecution. |
D | made provisionally without objection from the accused. |
Question 45 |
A | only when authorized by the Ombudsman. |
B | independently of the Ombudsman, except in plunder cases. |
C | independently of the Ombudsman. |
D | on its own initiative subject to withdrawal of the information by the Ombudsman. |
Question 46 |
A | Request the JBC to consider adding A to the list. |
B | Decline to appoint from the list. |
C | Return the list to JBC. |
D | Appoint from the list. |
Question 47 |
A | be restrained for being sub judice. |
B | be restrained on ground of prejudicial question. |
C | not be restrained on ground of presumed validity of legislative action. |
D | not be restrained on ground of separation of powers. |
Question 48 |
A | Yes, public policy demands that a de facto officer enjoy the same rights of a de jure officer. |
B | No, salaries can be waived and she waived them. |
C | No, because her acts as de facto officer are void insofar as she is concerned. |
D | Yes, it is but just that she be paid for the service she rendered. |
Question 49 |
A | a valid exercise of police power. |
B | a valid exercise of the power of subordinate legislation. |
C | invalid for being ultra vires. |
D | invalid for being discriminatory. |
Question 50 |
A | No, his immunity covers only work-related crimes. |
B | Yes, his immunity holds for the whole duration of his tenure. |
C | Yes, his immunity covers his interactions with his official family, including the deceased adviser. |
D | No, his immunity does not cover crimes involving moral turpitude. |
Question 51 |
A | No, international agreements are sui generis which must stand independently of our domestic laws. |
B | Yes, the executive agreement is actually a treaty which does not take effect without ratification by the Senate. |
C | Yes, the executive agreement is contrary to our existing domestic law. |
D | No, the President is the sole organ of the government in external relations and all his actions as such form part of the law of the land. |
Question 52 |
A | No, the court is mandated to hold trial in absentia when the accused had been arraigned, had notice, and his absence was unjustified. |
B | Yes, it is within the court's discretion to determine how many postponements it will grant the accused before trying him in absentia. |
C | Yes, it remains discretionary on the court whether to conduct trial in absentia even if the accused had been arraigned and had notice and did not justify his absence. |
D | No, the court may reject trial in absentia only on grounds of fraud, accident, mistake, or excusable negligence. |
Question 53 |
A | X is entitled to reinstatement and back salaries during his suspension pending appeal. |
B | X is entitled to reinstatement but not to back salaries on ground of “damnum absque injuria.” |
C | X is entitled to reinstatement and back salaries corresponding only to the period of delay caused by those prosecuting the case against him. |
D | X is entitled to reinstatement and back salaries both during his 90 day preventive suspension and his suspension pending appeal. |
Question 54 |
A | Yes, the police officers had the duty to verify the truth of the information they got and pursue it to the end. |
B | No, the rule on warrantless search of moving vehicle does not allow arbitrariness on the part of the police. |
C | Yes, the police acted based on reliable information and the fact that an officer saw the driver carrying a gun. |
D | No, police officers do not have unbridled discretion to conduct a warrantless search of moving vehicles. |
Question 55 |
A | No, the incumbent President must yield to the choice of the next President |
B | Yes, vacancies in the Supreme Court should be filled within 90 days from submission of JBC nominees to the President. |
C | No, it will violate the Constitutional prohibition against midnight appointments. |
D | Yes, vacancies in the Supreme Court should be filled within 90 days from occurrence of the vacancy. |
Question 56 |
A | Yes, Director Sison merely complied with the order of the head of office; the element of clear intention to relinquish office is lacking. |
B | No, estoppel precludes Director Sison from disclaiming the resignation he freely tendered. |
C | Yes,for so long as no one has yet been appointed to replace him, Director Sison may still withdraw his resignation. |
D | No, Director Sison tendered his resignation and it was accepted. |
Question 57 |
A | a mix discretionary and ministerial duty. |
B | a rule-making duty. |
C | a discretionary duty. |
D | a ministerial duty. |
Question 58 |
A | published and filed with the UP Law Center. |
B | published and all stakeholders are personally notified. |
C | published and posted in three public places. |
D | published and hearings are conducted. |
Question 59 |
A | the power of supervision. |
B | the calling out power. |
C | the power of control. |
D | the Commander-in-Chief power. |
Question 60 |
A | Yes, it is an implicit consequence of the law upon which it acted. |
B | Yes, it is a valid exercise of the power of subordinate legislation. |
C | No, since the MMDA does not have rule-making power. |
D | No, the rule goes beyond the sphere of the law. |
Question 61 |
A | unusual penal methods. |
B | torture or lingering suffering. |
C | primitive and gross penalties. |
D | degrading and queer penalties. |
Question 62 |
A | Act of State Doctrine |
B | Pacta Sunt Servanda |
C | Jus Cogens |
D | Protective Principle |
Question 63 |
A | Yes, the people can substantially amend the Constitution by direct action. |
B | No, since they seek, not an amendment, but a revision. |
C | No, only Congress can exercise the power to amend the Constitution. |
D | Yes, provided Congress concurs in the amendment. |
Question 64 |
A | The driver sped away in his car when the police flagged him down at a checkpoint. |
B | The police became suspicious on seeing something on the car’s back seat covered with blanket. |
C | The police became suspicious when they saw a car believed to be of the same model used by the killers of a city mayor. |
D | The police suspected an unfenced lot covered by rocks and bushes was planted to marijuana. |
Question 65 |
A | No, the petition, though initiated by just one person, may be ratified by at least 25% of the total number of registered voters. |
B | No, the petition, though initiated by just one person may be ratified by at least 25% of those who actually voted during the 2004 local elections. |
C | Yes, the petition should be initiated by at least 25% of the total number of registered voters who actually voted during the 2004 local elections. |
D | Yes,the petition should be initiated by at least 25% of the total number of registered voters of Tunawi. |
Question 66 |
A | residual power. |
B | concurring power. |
C | inherent power. |
D | delegated power. |
Question 67 |
A | petitions for habeas corpus. |
B | Presidential election protests. |
C | the basic interest of people. |
D | acts of the Chief Executive. |
Question 68 |
A | corporations 60% owned and managed by Filipinos. |
B | corporations 60% owned by Filipinos. |
C | corporations wholly owned by Filipinos. |
D | corporations wholly owned and managed by Filipinos. |
Question 69 |
A | emergency power. |
B | police power. |
C | power of subordinate legislation. |
D | residual power. |
Question 70 |
A | No, the losing party has no standing to challenge Judge Lloyd's right to stay as judge. |
B | No, Judge Lloyd's right to stay as judge may be challenged only by direct proceeding, not collaterally. |
C | Yes, the action against Judge Lloyd may be consolidated with the case before the Court of Appeals and decided by it. |
D | Yes, Judge Lloyd 's right to stay as judge may be challenged as a necessary incident of the certiorari action. |
Question 71 |
A | The distinction is substantial and uniformly applied to each class. |
B | The distinction is fair considering the burden of teaching abroad. |
C | The classification is based on superficial differences. |
D | The classification undermines the “Filipino First” policy. |
Question 72 |
A | Yes, the reduction of the penalty means restoration of his right to back salaries. |
B | No, he is still guilty of grave misconduct, only the penalty was reduced. |
C | No, the penalty of one month suspension carries with it the forfeiture of back salaries. |
D | Yes, corresponding to the period of his suspension pending appeal less one month. |
Question 73 |
A | publicly converging with patrons of competitor companies. |
B | marrying employees of competitor companies. |
C | joining rallies during their work shift. |
D | patronizing the product of competitor companies. |
Question 74 |
A | Yes, the dismissal of the first impeachment proceeding bars the initiation of another during the same term of the President. |
B | No, the first complaint was not deemed initiated because it was originally filed with the Senate. |
C | Yes, no impeachment proceeding can be filed against the President more than once within a year. |
D | No, “initiated” means the Articles of Impeachment have been actually filed with the Senate for trial; this did not yet happen. |
Question 75 |
A | No, public officers may be sued to restrain him from enforcing an act claimed to be unconstitutional. |
B | Yes, Secretary Chua cannot be sued for acts done in pursuance to his public office. |
C | Yes, the order was not a proprietary act of the government. |
D | No, only the president may raise the defense of immunity from suit. |
Question 76 |
A | No, the 3 term limit should not apply to a local government unit that has assumed a different corporate existence. |
B | No, the 3 term limit should not apply to a person who is running for a new position title. |
C | Yes, the 3 term limit applies regardless of any voluntary or involuntary interruption in the service of the local elective official. |
D | Yes, the 3 term limit uniformly applies to the office of mayor, whether for city or municipality. |
Question 77 |
A | Yes, the mere fact that the lawyer was a retired judge does not cast doubt on his competence and independence. |
B | No, the waiver was not reduced in writing. |
C | Yes, the waiver was made voluntarily, expressly, and with assistance of counsel. |
D | No, a retired Judge is not a competent and independent counsel. |
Question 78 |
A | Yes, the trial judge may reasonably rely on the prosecution's manifestation that he had no objection to the grant of bail. |
B | No, the trial judge should have conducted a hearing to ascertain first whether or not X was validly arrested. |
C | Yes, the trial judge may evaluate the strength or weakness of the evidence based on the case records forwarded to him. |
D | No, the trial judge should have held a hearing to ascertain the quality of the evidence of guilt that the prosecution had against X. |
Question 79 |
A | Secretary of Justice. |
B | City or Provincial Prosecutor. |
C | police and other law enforcement agencies. |
D | COMELEC. |
Question 80 |
A | make an advance and unofficial canvass of election returns through electronic transmission. |
B | undertake a separate and unofficial tabulation of the results of the election manually. |
C | authorize the citizens arm to use election returns for unofficial count. |
D | conduct two kinds of electoral count: a slow but official count; and a quick but unofficial count. |
Question 81 |
A | not appoint B until the CSC has approved A’s appointment. |
B | submit to the CSC the two promotional appointments together for approval. |
C | simultaneously issue the appointments of A and B. |
D | submit to the Civil Service Commission (CSC) the second appointment after its approval of the first. |
Question 82 |
A | a private warehouseman. |
B | a private sheriff. |
C | an agent of the party to whom the property will ultimately be awarded. |
D | a public officer. |
Question 83 |
A | to raid a suspected haven of lawless elements. |
B | to enforce customs laws. |
C | to secure shopping malls against terrorists. |
D | to arrest persons committing rebellion. |
Question 84 |
A | Atty. Crispin is immune from suit since he enjoys the presumption of regularity of performance of public duty. |
B | Atty. Crispin's defense is invalid since he issued his certification recklessly without checking the facts. |
C | Atty. Crispin's defense is valid since he was unaware of the pendency of the case. |
D | As Clerk of Court, Atty. Crispin enjoys absolute immunity from suit for acts relating to his work. |
Question 85 |
A | direct contempt. |
B | falsification of public documents. |
C | false testimony. |
D | infidelity in the custody of public records. |
Question 86 |
A | the rule against double jeopardy. |
B | the doctrine of supervening event. |
C | the operative fact doctrine. |
D | the orthodox doctrine. |
Question 87 |
A | The City of Cebu is liable for the tort committed by its employee while in the discharge of a non-governmental function. |
B | The City of Cebu is not liable as a consequence of its non-suitability. |
C | The City of Cebu is liable in accord with the precept of respondeat superior. |
D | The City of Cebu is not liable because its employee was engaged in the discharge of a governmental function. |
Question 88 |
A | is subject to an action for annulment. |
B | may be brought straight to the Supreme Court. |
C | is appealable to the Commission on Elections. |
D | is inappealable. |
Question 89 |
A | has the right to demand conversion of his appointment to permanent. |
B | automatically becomes a permanent appointee. |
C | loses his temporary appointment without prejudice to his re-appointment as permanent. |
D | retains his temporary appointment. |
Question 90 |
A | finality of action. |
B | fiscal autonomy. |
C | immunity from suit. |
D | collegiality. |
Question 91 |
A | its own decision involving an election protest. |
B | the House or Representatives and the Senate electoral tribunals. |
C | the decision of the COMELEC division involving an election protest. |
D | the decision of the election registrar. |
Question 92 |
A | Deny the motion since immunity from arrest does not apply to a charge of murder. |
B | Grant the motion so as not to deprive the people who elected him their right to be represented in the Senate. |
C | Deny the motion unless the Senate issues a resolution certifying to the urgency of his attendance at its sessions. |
D | Grant the motion provided he posts bail since he is not a flight risk. |
Question 93 |
A | it is in accord with the prescribed manner of enforcement as to time, place, and person. |
B | all affected parties are given the chance to be heard. |
C | the interest of the general public, as distinguished from those of a particular case, requires such interference. |
D | the means employed is not against public policy. |
Question 94 |
A | zoning power. |
B | taxing power. |
C | police power. |
D | eminent domain power. |
Question 95 |
A | Yes, the Constitution grants jurisdiction to COMELEC on all pre-proclamation cases, without exception. |
B | Yes, any conflict between the law and the Constitution relative to COMELEC's jurisdiction must be resolved in favor of the Constitution. |
C | No, COMELEC’s jurisdiction over pre-proclamation cases does not include those that must be brought directly to the courts. |
D | No, COMELEC’s jurisdiction over pre-proclamation cases pertains only to elections for regional, provincial, and city officials. |
Question 96 |
A | the rules of court. |
B | statute. |
C | Supreme Court issuances. |
D | the President, the appointing power. |
Question 97 |
A | direct the holding of an election to fill up the temporary vacancy. |
B | hold in abeyance the period of such suspension. |
C | shorten the period of such suspension. |
D | require the investigating body to expedite the investigation. |
Question 98 |
A | No, she already won the mayoralty election for 3 consecutive terms. |
B | Yes, her ouster from office in her third term interrupted the continuity of her service as mayor. |
C | Yes, the fresh mandate given her during the recall election erased her disqualification for a third term. |
D | No, she won the regular mayoralty election for two consecutive terms and the recall election constitutes her third term. |
Question 99 |
A | the National Security Adviser. |
B | the Secretary of Justice. |
C | the Secretary of Foreign Affairs. |
D | the Solicitor General. |
Question 100 |
A | a related case is pending before the Supreme Court en banc. |
B | the case involves a purely administrative matter. |
C | a Division refers the case to it for direct action. |
D | the inhibition of all the members of a Division is sought. |
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