Gambling can be taken as entertainment only when we are not afraid of losing any money by gambling. If we gamble we lose money then this gambling will not be our entertainment then this gambling will become a cause of loss for us at some point. So gambling like this is not right for anyone whether it is for entertainment or fun. Gambling for fun becomes an addiction once a person becomes fully addicted then if they gamble once and win money then they gamble twice the second time they gamble then luck will be good they can go home with the money and if luck If it is bad, they lose all the money in the bet and return home destitute. A gambler cannot keep his family completely well because a gambler cannot provide happiness to his family comfortably when he is constantly losing money by gambling so everyone should refrain from such.
When people considers that gambling is just an entertainments and not uses it to makes money, they will not trying to breaks their limitations. They knows that they don't have to uses much money to playing gambling instead just use some money that they can affords to lose. Gambling is for fun and they will always avoids the addiction so they will not have to playing gambling too often or uses too much money because that can causes them to gets lose. But they knows that their religion will says that gambling is a bad thing and people must stay away. They will not trying to deny it but they will say that they are playing gambling with limitation and there's nothing to worries about because they can take care of themselves. They knows about the risks of playing gambling and what the impacts for their family if they breaks their limitation in gambling so that makes them be careful when playing gambling. But we can chooses what we belief and if our hearts say that gambling is bad for us, we don't have to playing gambling. 
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There are some religions that have strict views on gambling, some considering it morally wrong. However, people still gamble for various reasons.
Have you ever faced any conflicts between your religious beliefs versus gambling? How it happen and how did you handle it?
How do different religions view gambling? What could be the reasons behind it?
I know that gambling is forbidden in Islam, I doubt that it's specifically written anywhere in the bible that christians should not gamble, although I've heard some overzealous preaches condemning gambling as a sin. I don't really know about the stance of other religions regarding gambling, so I think that it's mainly Islam that is very vocal about forbidden gambling.Have you ever faced any conflicts between your religious beliefs versus gambling? How it happen and how did you handle it?
How do different religions view gambling? What could be the reasons behind it?
I think that the way majority of people view gambling is based on their personal decisions, not religious believes, therefore it's their choices whether it's morally suitable for them or not. You will see people who don't belong to any religion condemn gambling, due to various reasons like gamblers are financially irresponsible, while others sees it as a normal game that people engage in, where you'll meet responsible and addicted gamblers. So gambling is more of a choice than believes.
There are some religions that have strict views on gambling, some considering it morally wrong. However, people still gamble for various reasons.
Have you ever faced any conflicts between your religious beliefs versus gambling? How it happen and how did you handle it?
How do different religions view gambling? What could be the reasons behind it?
If your religious beliefs, which are strictly in-line with the way you get on with things in life, comes in clash with your hobbies and the way you want to live your life, I think you should choose which one would give you a better sleep at night. In countries like the Saudi Arabia where Islam is a massive deal for them, it might be more strategic to just stick to your beliefs and actually just quit your dreams of being able to gamble, lest you stir the wrath of your fellow islamic brothers and you actually get ousted of family dinners and all that stuff. Have you ever faced any conflicts between your religious beliefs versus gambling? How it happen and how did you handle it?
How do different religions view gambling? What could be the reasons behind it?
On the other hand, for more open countries like the US where Christianity is more prevalent, you guys know just how much Jesus hates gambling, but it's not like that would stop you from ever indulging in the finest things in life yeah? So I reckon a lot of you people will still go towards gambling, and just worry about the promised consequences after.
Whatever your belief system is or its disposition towards gambling however it's best to keep in mind that you need to have the discipline and the balls to not go overboard when you're gambling. Realize that gambling isn't something to be trifled with just cause you think you can get away with the consequences.
There are some religions that have strict views on gambling, some considering it morally wrong. However, people still gamble for various reasons.
Have you ever faced any conflicts between your religious beliefs versus gambling? How it happen and how did you handle it?
How do different religions view gambling? What could be the reasons behind it?
For me it's just that a moral standard that I need not to violate. I view gambling not as gambling but as risk taking opportunity. It only becomes gambling to me in a negative point of view when I become fully degenerate, not follow my rules, and just foolishly act upon my impulses and emotion. It's a signal for me that I am doing the wrong thing.Have you ever faced any conflicts between your religious beliefs versus gambling? How it happen and how did you handle it?
How do different religions view gambling? What could be the reasons behind it?
But when I follow my rules, that I remain in control of my actions and decisions. I even feel like God is guiding me to take the risk. (Don't get me wrong). It think it's bad when you constantly put yourself in that position, not take accountability, and blame your beliefs and other people from your own actions.
You are absolutely right, if I gamble responsibly, I think I'm doing the right thing but when I do it excess, then it's very wrong, even the bible says 'We should do things in moderate '. So whatever thing I do without me thinking it's wrong, that is I'm doing it with my heart and mind free, also in moderate, I believe I'm doing it right.
So anyone seeing it as a sin or religion beliefs, it's left for them. Although I have really experience any kind of such argument about gambling in any religion, though I have heard about it but I haven't heard the conclude part of it but for me, all I know is it's my choice to gamble and I gamble for entertainment, not to use it to mislead anyone, beside everybody and their own beliefs and choices too.
There's a very huge tendency that greed can set in, but if you stick to your technique and keep your emotions in check, then there's absolutely no way this theory of yours can apply to one who gambles for fun.
Just to be clear, if we shouldn't gamble for fun, what should we gamble for exactly?
There are some religions that have strict views on gambling, some considering it morally wrong. However, people still gamble for various reasons.
Have you ever faced any conflicts between your religious beliefs versus gambling? How it happen and how did you handle it?
How do different religions view gambling? What could be the reasons behind it?
For me it's just that a moral standard that I need not to violate. I view gambling not as gambling but as risk taking opportunity. It only becomes gambling to me in a negative point of view when I become fully degenerate, not follow my rules, and just foolishly act upon my impulses and emotion. It's a signal for me that I am doing the wrong thing.Have you ever faced any conflicts between your religious beliefs versus gambling? How it happen and how did you handle it?
How do different religions view gambling? What could be the reasons behind it?
But when I follow my rules, that I remain in control of my actions and decisions. I even feel like God is guiding me to take the risk. (Don't get me wrong). It think it's bad when you constantly put yourself in that position, not take accountability, and blame your beliefs and other people from your own actions.
You are absolutely right, if I gamble responsibly, I think I'm doing the right thing but when I do it excess, then it's very wrong, even the bible says 'We should do things in moderate '. So whatever thing I do without me thinking it's wrong, that is I'm doing it with my heart and mind free, also in moderate, I believe I'm doing it right.
So anyone seeing it as a sin or religion beliefs, it's left for them. Although I have really experience any kind of such argument about gambling in any religion, though I have heard about it but I haven't heard the conclude part of it but for me, all I know is it's my choice to gamble and I gamble for entertainment, not to use it to mislead anyone, beside everybody and their own beliefs and choices too.
There are some religions that have strict views on gambling, some considering it morally wrong. However, people still gamble for various reasons.
Have you ever faced any conflicts between your religious beliefs versus gambling? How it happen and how did you handle it?
How do different religions view gambling? What could be the reasons behind it?
For me it's just that a moral standard that I need not to violate. I view gambling not as gambling but as risk taking opportunity. It only becomes gambling to me in a negative point of view when I become fully degenerate, not follow my rules, and just foolishly act upon my impulses and emotion. It's a signal for me that I am doing the wrong thing.Have you ever faced any conflicts between your religious beliefs versus gambling? How it happen and how did you handle it?
How do different religions view gambling? What could be the reasons behind it?
But when I follow my rules, that I remain in control of my actions and decisions. I even feel like God is guiding me to take the risk. (Don't get me wrong). It think it's bad when you constantly put yourself in that position, not take accountability, and blame your beliefs and other people from your own actions.
You are absolutely right, if I gamble responsibly, I think I'm doing the right thing but when I do it excess, then it's very wrong, even the bible says 'We should do things in moderate '. So whatever thing I do without me thinking it's wrong, that is I'm doing it with my heart and mind free, also in moderate, I believe I'm doing it right.
So anyone seeing it as a sin or religion beliefs, it's left for them. Although I have really experience any kind of such argument about gambling in any religion, though I have heard about it but I haven't heard the conclude part of it but for me, all I know is it's my choice to gamble and I gamble for entertainment, not to use it to mislead anyone, beside everybody and their own beliefs and choices too.
The reason was simple, religious people believed gambling is owned by devils.
I can't remember anywhere in the bible that said gambling is of the devil. And there are no religious groups that have included gambling as a sin their doctrine. What i know is that the religious people consider gambling as an irresponsible habit and such habits is one that Christ do not support as a good behavior. There is a popular story in the Bible were traders, and gamblers and so many other stuffs were taking place in the temple of God and Jesus came and chased everywhere out destroying what they came with. He was angry that this kind of activities should be done outside the temple and not within the temple. Which means gambling can be done anywhere else outside the temple and not to be considered as a sin. But for Muslims gambling is forbidden and a sin because it is risking money on something that is harmful, and indeed some of the teachings are that it is a game of Satan or the devil although it is not written in our books, but the translators and scholars say that gambling can bring destruction to a person, and indeed our prophet forbade such activities even though there was no gambling then as there is now but the mechanism is similar, so that is the conclusion taken about the view on gambling.
This will be a dilemma for many Muslims who like gambling, but many are also against it and prefer to hide their gambling activities.
Some religions stand against gambling and do not give freedom to their members to go to the casino or perform any form of gambling. But some did and gave freedom to their members.
Whether it was their belief or not, and whatever their reasons, it's up to the members to follow the order or leave. As an individual, probably we know what is right and what is wrong, and also we know that gambling is not a wrong thing unless we lose control of ourselves.
It is not the gambling itself that makes it bad but the person who gambles wrongly.
For me , generally gambling is not bad but your habits towards gambling what is actually bad and I quite agree with you, a lot of people allows the emotions that comes with gambling to control them instead of them to control such emotions making gambling practice to become awful in the sight of many people which is not exactly with it is. At most times people may also tend to generalize their own gambling experience in terms of others not knowing that people might have different ways of approaching things, I rather consider a bad gambling habits to be bad and not the gambling it self in and can not relates It in terms of belief a or religion, whichever way any one can do whatever they like.Whether it was their belief or not, and whatever their reasons, it's up to the members to follow the order or leave. As an individual, probably we know what is right and what is wrong, and also we know that gambling is not a wrong thing unless we lose control of ourselves.
It is not the gambling itself that makes it bad but the person who gambles wrongly.
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Some religions stand against gambling and do not give freedom to their members to go to the casino or perform any form of gambling. But some did and gave freedom to their members.
Whether it was their belief or not, and whatever their reasons, it's up to the members to follow the order or leave. As an individual, probably we know what is right and what is wrong, and also we know that gambling is not a wrong thing unless we lose control of ourselves.
It is not the gambling itself that makes it bad but the person who gambles wrongly.
For me , generally gambling is not bad but your habits towards gambling what is actually bad and I quite agree with you, a lot of people allows the emotions that comes with gambling to control them instead of them to control such emotions making gambling practice to become awful in the sight of many people which is not exactly with it is. At most times people may also tend to generalize their own gambling experience in terms of others not knowing that people might have different ways of approaching things, I rather consider a bad gambling habits to be bad and not the gambling it self in and can not relates It in terms of belief a or religion, whichever way any one can do whatever they like.Whether it was their belief or not, and whatever their reasons, it's up to the members to follow the order or leave. As an individual, probably we know what is right and what is wrong, and also we know that gambling is not a wrong thing unless we lose control of ourselves.
It is not the gambling itself that makes it bad but the person who gambles wrongly.
The reason was simple, religious people believed gambling is owned by devils.
I can't remember anywhere in the bible that said gambling is of the devil. And there are no religious groups that have included gambling as a sin their doctrine. What i know is that the religious people consider gambling as an irresponsible habit and such habits is one that Christ do not support as a good behavior. There is a popular story in the Bible were traders, and gamblers and so many other stuffs were taking place in the temple of God and Jesus came and chased everywhere out destroying what they came with. He was angry that this kind of activities should be done outside the temple and not within the temple. Which means gambling can be done anywhere else outside the temple and not to be considered as a sin. 
Some religions stand against gambling and do not give freedom to their members to go to the casino or perform any form of gambling. But some did and gave freedom to their members.
Whether it was their belief or not, and whatever their reasons, it's up to the members to follow the order or leave. As an individual, probably we know what is right and what is wrong, and also we know that gambling is not a wrong thing unless we lose control of ourselves.
It is not the gambling itself that makes it bad but the person who gambles wrongly.
Whether it was their belief or not, and whatever their reasons, it's up to the members to follow the order or leave. As an individual, probably we know what is right and what is wrong, and also we know that gambling is not a wrong thing unless we lose control of ourselves.
It is not the gambling itself that makes it bad but the person who gambles wrongly.
For me , generally gambling is not bad but your habits towards gambling what is actually bad and I quite agree with you, a lot of people allows the emotions that comes with gambling to control them instead of them to control such emotions making gambling practice to become awful in the sight of many people which is not exactly with it is. At most times people may also tend to generalize their own gambling experience in terms of others not knowing that people might have different ways of approaching things, I rather consider a bad gambling habits to be bad and not the gambling it self in and can not relates It in terms of belief a or religion, whichever way any one can do whatever they like.
Some religions stand against gambling and do not give freedom to their members to go to the casino or perform any form of gambling. But some did and gave freedom to their members.
Whether it was their belief or not, and whatever their reasons, it's up to the members to follow the order or leave. As an individual, probably we know what is right and what is wrong, and also we know that gambling is not a wrong thing unless we lose control of ourselves.
It is not the gambling itself that makes it bad but the person who gambles wrongly.
Whether it was their belief or not, and whatever their reasons, it's up to the members to follow the order or leave. As an individual, probably we know what is right and what is wrong, and also we know that gambling is not a wrong thing unless we lose control of ourselves.
It is not the gambling itself that makes it bad but the person who gambles wrongly.
For me , generally gambling is not bad but your habits towards gambling what is actually bad and I quite agree with you, a lot of people allows the emotions that comes with gambling to control them instead of them to control such emotions making gambling practice to become awful in the sight of many people which is not exactly with it is. At most times people may also tend to generalize their own gambling experience in terms of others not knowing that people might have different ways of approaching things, I rather consider a bad gambling habits to be bad and not the gambling it self in and can not relates It in terms of belief a or religion, whichever way any one can do whatever they like.
Some religions stand against gambling and do not give freedom to their members to go to the casino or perform any form of gambling. But some did and gave freedom to their members.
Though I don't know how true this information is, about religious people allow their members to go out and gamble, but if so, in my own opinion a religious person is not supposed to gamble because It comes with addiction because everyone is not thesame. Some members may gamble responsibly while others wount. So its better they don't do it atol but I know it is not possible because individual have there differences some may even leave the religion because of the sake of gambling As an individual, probably we know what is right and what is wrong, and also we know that gambling is not a wrong thing unless we lose control of ourselves.
Yes gambling is not bad but it depends on how we can handle the situation when it comes to addiction. Losing control is the fear of any religion, that is why they are always afraid and tell their members not to gamble atol for their safety because definately most people must surely lost control.It is not the gambling itself that makes it bad but the person who gambles wrongly.
Yea it's just a game of luck which anyone can try out his or her luck but the problem is losing control. 
IMHO: Connection between faith and gambling is complex, with different viewpoints on how compatible they are. Many religious people gamble casually, seeing it as a harmless activity rather than a way to make money. However, gambling addiction is a serious issue that can cause major personal and financial problems. Religion can provide guidance and support to help people avoid these dangers.
If we evaluate religious law, we actually know what the gambling laws are like in religion. Most religions prohibit gambling because it is detrimental and consider that gambling is a devil's game that tries to incite us to do sinful things. But the fact is that many religious people today gamble. They don't care about their status as religious people because they want to have fun through gambling, there are many games or actions that are not permitted by religion, but most people don't consider it important and ignore it because the most important thing for them is just doing the fun they want to do.The most important thing for them is not to become addicted to gambling because gambling addiction will destroy our lives and will slowly make us useless and troublesome people, therefore it is up to them whether they want to gamble or not, that is a clear personal right, any religion has established laws and The rules are different depending on what we respond to. Moreover, no one forces their will to gamble. The casino also only provides a place for their business.
Sometimes you have to see the perception of each religion, I have my personal belief and yes, it is based on a religion, but I know that religions have flaws and dogmas that lead to many antics, and that is what I do not like, more than all the advantage, and it is as you say, almost all religions prohibit games, but I think one of the reasons why they prohibit is because people are always going to lose or the tendency indicates that games of chance make people lose so that the casino wins, and that is something that is known, but even so we are aware of that and we still continue playing, I think religions try to protect people from these things so that they do not lose money.
There are some religions that have strict views on gambling, some considering it morally wrong. However, people still gamble for various reasons.
Have you ever faced any conflicts between your religious beliefs versus gambling? How it happen and how did you handle it?
How do different religions view gambling? What could be the reasons behind it?
Of course, there are religions that strongly prohibit gambling. Logically, gambling tends to bring more harm than any benefit to its participants. You can track the winning percentage in gambling, and the likelihood of winning is very slim. Furthermore, once someone becomes addicted to gambling, they will spend everything they have just to gamble. Many people even forget about their household needs and spend money on gambling. Whether we realize it or not, obsession with gambling causes someone to lose everything. Islam strictly prohibits gambling and categorizes it as a forbidden act. However, despite the religious prohibition, there are still people who engage in gambling. Every individual sometimes finds it difficult to separate from themselves what is prohibited by their religion, even though they know that this cannot be done.Have you ever faced any conflicts between your religious beliefs versus gambling? How it happen and how did you handle it?
How do different religions view gambling? What could be the reasons behind it?
However, they do it in secret because they feel embarrassed if their actions become known to many people.
As humans, we are created as beings with freedom; we can determine our life choices, whether we choose to do good deeds or opt for bad ones. Of course, whatever we do has consequences in the future.
There are some religions that have strict views on gambling, some considering it morally wrong. However, people still gamble for various reasons.
Have you ever faced any conflicts between your religious beliefs versus gambling? How it happen and how did you handle it?
How do different religions view gambling? What could be the reasons behind it?
Have you ever faced any conflicts between your religious beliefs versus gambling? How it happen and how did you handle it?
How do different religions view gambling? What could be the reasons behind it?
I have never seen someone who is truly religious playing gambling. Religion teaches us what is good and because gambling too actively can make religious people not worship, forget their obligations in the family and become addicted to gambling, religion makes gambling something that is forbidden. When a person is truly religious, that person will definitely obey the rules completely and will never want to gamble because religion prohibits it.
There are some religions that have strict views on gambling, some considering it morally wrong. However, people still gamble for various reasons.
Have you ever faced any conflicts between your religious beliefs versus gambling? How it happen and how did you handle it?
How do different religions view gambling? What could be the reasons behind it?
I'm a Christian, and my religion doesn't stop me from gambling. Although there are some Christian preachers who see gambling as a bad thing and condemn anyone who sees gambling as engaging in ungodly activities, I personally have not encountered any attacks from anyone due to my gambling activities.Have you ever faced any conflicts between your religious beliefs versus gambling? How it happen and how did you handle it?
How do different religions view gambling? What could be the reasons behind it?
I even grew up in a Christian home where my dad would most often give me his predicted games to go to the pool office nearby and help him place a bet. This was before I left home. He doesn't gamble much, and he is also not against it, even though he is a well-respected gospel preacher in our area.
This is why it would really be better that everything should be in control and moderation on which not only just on gambling but also in other decisions or things in life that you would be needing
to make up some decision. Gambling is really just that for fun, it turns out to be bad at the moment that it would really be affecting your life already in terms of finances and able to forget
your main responsibilities.
There are some religions that have strict views on gambling, some considering it morally wrong. However, people still gamble for various reasons.
Have you ever faced any conflicts between your religious beliefs versus gambling? How it happen and how did you handle it?
How do different religions view gambling? What could be the reasons behind it?
I'm a Christian, and my religion doesn't stop me from gambling. Although there are some Christian preachers who see gambling as a bad thing and condemn anyone who sees gambling as engaging in ungodly activities, I personally have not encountered any attacks from anyone due to my gambling activities.Have you ever faced any conflicts between your religious beliefs versus gambling? How it happen and how did you handle it?
How do different religions view gambling? What could be the reasons behind it?
I even grew up in a Christian home where my dad would most often give me his predicted games to go to the pool office nearby and help him place a bet. This was before I left home. He doesn't gamble much, and he is also not against it, even though he is a well-respected gospel preacher in our area.
Some religions stand against gambling and do not give freedom to their members to go to the casino or perform any form of gambling. But some did and gave freedom to their members.
Whether it was their belief or not, and whatever their reasons, it's up to the members to follow the order or leave. As an individual, probably we know what is right and what is wrong, and also we know that gambling is not a wrong thing unless we lose control of ourselves.
It is not the gambling itself that makes it bad but the person who gambles wrongly.
Whether it was their belief or not, and whatever their reasons, it's up to the members to follow the order or leave. As an individual, probably we know what is right and what is wrong, and also we know that gambling is not a wrong thing unless we lose control of ourselves.
It is not the gambling itself that makes it bad but the person who gambles wrongly.
Some religions prohibit gambling because they are afraid that their people will fall into misery because of gambling, this can be understood that someone can lose control and follow his ambition in gambling which will make someone lose a lot of money in gambling which results in poverty quickly, so on that thought some religions prohibit their people from gambling because they are worried about the impact.
Then there are some religions that allow it because they are not so afraid of their people losing control because maybe they are equipped with other beliefs in living their lives, but I am quite sure that teaching must have good and bad in every religion and they have their own way of anticipating things in life, such as teaching how to manage themselves and life principles that can bring peace in life.
But it would indeed be very difficult if for someone who likes to gamble but they are stopped by their teachings because there is a ban, it will be a dilemmatic choice for people in such situations.
Still, this will be blamed if your teachings prohibit it, but if your teachings do not prohibit it then you are the one who is wrong.
...what if, instead of just banning it, they taught people how to gamble responsibly? How about "This is the agreement. Gambling risks. But you can handle it if you know how. Set smart restrictions." That seems more empowered. A more modern approach?
Religions that don't ban gambling are distinct. They're not suggesting gambling is harmless, but they trust their followers to decide. Saying, "You're grown. You know the risks. Living is your own responsibility." It's a new concept and faith-individual interaction. It's more independent, libertarian
Even if you think you can gamble responsibly, a religion that strictly prohibits it will not change its teachings because it can teach its people to be more responsible, so it is allowed to gamble, I don't think it is that simple to interpret all these things.
Yes, I also cannot intervene in the prohibition, because it does have the basis of each belief here, to be precise, someone if he is more convinced of his teachings then he should adjust it to himself, but why do many people also violate it, it goes back to what is called sin and what is called belief, this is very complicated to explain.
Some religions stand against gambling and do not give freedom to their members to go to the casino or perform any form of gambling. But some did and gave freedom to their members.
Whether it was their belief or not, and whatever their reasons, it's up to the members to follow the order or leave. As an individual, probably we know what is right and what is wrong, and also we know that gambling is not a wrong thing unless we lose control of ourselves.
It is not the gambling itself that makes it bad but the person who gambles wrongly.
Whether it was their belief or not, and whatever their reasons, it's up to the members to follow the order or leave. As an individual, probably we know what is right and what is wrong, and also we know that gambling is not a wrong thing unless we lose control of ourselves.
It is not the gambling itself that makes it bad but the person who gambles wrongly.
Some religions prohibit gambling because they are afraid that their people will fall into misery because of gambling, this can be understood that someone can lose control and follow his ambition in gambling which will make someone lose a lot of money in gambling which results in poverty quickly, so on that thought some religions prohibit their people from gambling because they are worried about the impact.
Then there are some religions that allow it because they are not so afraid of their people losing control because maybe they are equipped with other beliefs in living their lives, but I am quite sure that teaching must have good and bad in every religion and they have their own way of anticipating things in life, such as teaching how to manage themselves and life principles that can bring peace in life.
But it would indeed be very difficult if for someone who likes to gamble but they are stopped by their teachings because there is a ban, it will be a dilemmatic choice for people in such situations.
Still, this will be blamed if your teachings prohibit it, but if your teachings do not prohibit it then you are the one who is wrong.
...what if, instead of just banning it, they taught people how to gamble responsibly? How about "This is the agreement. Gambling risks. But you can handle it if you know how. Set smart restrictions." That seems more empowered. A more modern approach?
Religions that don't ban gambling are distinct. They're not suggesting gambling is harmless, but they trust their followers to decide. Saying, "You're grown. You know the risks. Living is your own responsibility." It's a new concept and faith-individual interaction. It's more independent, libertarian
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