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Looking in-house for IP insights

Rebecca Abraham asks in-house counsel at DuPont and JCB how they stay ahead of India’s intellectual property violators
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Sunny solutions?

Bhavana Alexander and Gargi Chatterjee compare India’s state solar power policies and consider the burning issues facing domestic and foreign investors in the sector
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Time to align

Transfer of technology agreements run the risk of falling foul of India’s competition regime
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Punching above its weight

India’s competition watchdog may be the new kid on the block, but it has already been flexing its muscles
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Beating the drums

A burst of reform sweeping through Africa could change the rhythm and pace of Indian and international investment in the region
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Faltering banks and fickle funds

The bailout of banks in Cyprus and a haircut being imposed on deposit holders has attracted global attention, but is it affecting investments into India?
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Going beyond lawyering

An interview with Neena Gupta of InterGlobe Enterprises sheds light on why companies across India are waking up to how valuable in-house lawyers can be
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Liberalization … really?

Sakate Khaitan, a senior partner at Clasis Law, previews India’s long-overdue insurance law reforms
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Ground rules

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Wheels in motion?

Vishnu Padmanabhan examines the key bills passing through India’s parliament that may affect domestic and international businesses
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Hemant Sahai is the managing partner at HSA Advocates and Aparajit Bhattacharya is a partner at the firm. They can be contacted at mail@hsalegal.com.
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Reading the minds of in-house counsel

anaging client expectations is all about getting to grips with the needs and concerns of in-house counsel
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More bang for your buck

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Going the Madrid way

Ashwin Julka and Bisman Kaur at Remfry & Sagar examine the procedural intricacies of the Madrid Protocol and what it means for India
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Getting to grips with divisional applications

Patent applicants need to take care to ensure their rights are not rejudiced
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Strategies for patent prosecution in India

Patent prosecution in India is not as complex as it appears. A robust prosecution strategy is the key to success
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Dhruv Anand is a partner of Anand and Anand, where Achuthan Sreekumar and Udita Patro are senior associates.
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Reaching across borders

The Hague Evidence Convention has streamlined the collection of evidence in cross-border cases
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Licensing without consent

The sole compulsory licence granted by the Indian patent office has unsettled innovators
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Meet the experts

India Business Law Journal introduces 50 Indian law firms that international IP owners and their legal advisers should know about
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Eying new horizons

Mauritius is responding to the possible introduction of anti-avoidance rules in India by forging new partnerships elsewhere
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Prashanth Sabeshan is a Bangalore-based partner at Majmudar & Partners.
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A budgetary boost?

India’s recent budget offers no panacea for the country’s infrastructure woes, but does contain policies that may stimulate new investment
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Finishing the job

Simplified regulations and risk reduction measures are required to revive India’s flagging infrastructure sector
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The write stuff

The art of legal writing and drafting is one of the most challenging aspects of legal practice faced by lawyers in India
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Keeping your hands clean

Companies should prepare for the possible introduction of a ‘failure to prevent bribery’ offence in India
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Battle strategies
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Battle strategies

Corporate counsel get candid about disputes
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Heir to the throne?

Law firms grapple with succession planning
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A sleeping giant

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Effective arbitration: the devil lies in the details

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A banker’s bosom friend

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Hong Kong: a seat for resolving India-related disputes?

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Taking control over arbitration

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A losing battle
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A losing battle?

Delays and high costs dash dispute resolution hopes
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Waiting for its moment

Kerala’s evolving legal market
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Any takers
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Any takers?

A package of reforms aimed at whetting investors’ appetites may be too little too late
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Vinay Ahuja, head of the India desk at DFDL
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A growing attraction

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Fine-tuning policies

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Wooing investors the Polish way

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Marios Eliades at Tassos Papadopoulos & Associates LLC
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A winning location

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Opportunity knocks

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Green trails or trials?

Lawyers get to the root of corporate counsel’s environmental concerns
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The buck stops here

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Beating a retreat?

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Tug of war

Conflicting views on the buyback of shares continue to baffle investors
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Prosper or perish?

Clearing legal hurdles in the US
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Queuing up to leave

The challenges of exiting Indian investments
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Recovering from a stall

What policy making can propel India’s airline industry?
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Persuasive partners

What should you know when choosing the best senior counsel to stand by your side?
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A two-way street

A guide to the use of bilateral investment treaties
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N Raja Sujith Majmudar & Partners
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Regulating private traffic

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Frustrated funds

Will a new regulator and a more favourable tax regime succeed in stimulating the private equity sector?
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Evicting cyber-squatters

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Can IP be owned in India
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Can IP be owned in India?

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Angolan aspirations

Catarina Neto Fernandes offers a guide on investment routes for foreign companies
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Moving out of the shadows

Have women lawyers succeeded in breaking through the glass ceiling?
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Calling the shots

Indian businesses are beefing up their in-house legal teams
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A fine balance

Indian businesses grapple with the risks, uncertainties and opportunities presented by the euro crisis
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Survival of the fittest

Are Indian law firms doing enough to groom and nurture young legal professionals?
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No escape

More senior executives being prosecuted and even denied bail has made managing a company in India a risky business
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Hard labour

Ajay Raghavan outlines instances where India’s labour regime is out of sync with most other jurisdictions
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What you didn’t know about your lawyer

Revealing the personalities behind India’s legal personas
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Charting a course
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Charting a course

Neerav Merchant explains the options available for insolvency and bankruptcy of companies in India
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Tooling up

By Deprived of adequate insolvency protection, Indian companies in distress are struggling to restructure
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A hard act to follow
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A hard act to follow

The stage is set, but will Ratan Tata’s successor live up to expectations?
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An educated choice

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Bulgaria: Wide open to non-EU investment

Tzvetoslav Mitev discusses opportunities for Indian companies in Bulgaria
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Should I shake her hand?

Appreciating cultural laws, norms and nuances is integral to business success in Brazil and Colombia,
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Calculated moves

Indian investors rethink outbound strategies
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What lies beneath?

Investors are diving deeper to rigorously assess their business targets before sealing a deal
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Risky business

What are the legal risks associated with trading in securities in India?
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Defending your turf

As India’s new takeover regulations take root, Akil Hirani provides practical tips for corporate counsel
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Surveying the field

Predators eyeing India’s listed companies have been empowered by new takeover rules
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A city that never sleeps

Competing with rivals Singapore and London, Hong Kong’s vibrant legal market is alive to India’s possibilities
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Choosing the right forum

Prakash Pillai and Cynthea Zhou argue that parties should not just settle for a neutral jurisdiction
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The many faces of arbitration

As institutional arbitration takes root in India, how should companies select the best forum for resolving their disputes?
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Bypassing the courts

There is growing disquiet over the efficiency of the arbitration process
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Reflecting on a mutiny

Now minister of corporate affairs, M Veerappa Moily tells that he will be a ‘mother to the corporate world’
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Who’s who?

Is it desirable for legal advisers to draft laws on which they will advise?
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The long wait for reform

Is greater foreign investment in India’s insurance sector still a pipe dream?
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Taking a gamble on gaming

With two new casinos set to open in India this year, what was once a no-go area for investors is attracting considerable interest
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To notify or not to notify?

Delano Furtado of Trilegal explains how ambiguities in the regulations have created uncertainties about exemptions
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Mixed signals

The introduction of India’s competition law has been marred by contradictions
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Brand awareness
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Brand awareness

Gerhard Bauer discusses the opportunity for India’s brands to go global
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Vigilance: the best defence

Pravin and Dhruv Anand of Anand and Anand offer practical tips for protecting and enforcing trademarks in India
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Time-honoured traditions under threat

Anushri Gupta of Remfry & Sagar explains why existing laws are inadequate to protect India’s traditional knowledge
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Standing up for your rights

Amritesh Mishra of Lall Lahiri & Salhotra offers advice on the enforcement options available to the victims of IP abuse
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Missing in action

A loss of data by India’s Trade Marks Registry is indicative of wider problems that plague domestic and international IP owners
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Mutiny in the boardroom

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Learning new rules

As Akil Hirani of Majmudar & Co explains, private equity investors are bracing for regulatory changes
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Choosing the right sectors

Infrastructure, pharmaceuticals and education present attractive opportunities for private equity investment
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Funds in flux

Regulatory obstacles and systemic turbulence disrupt the dealflow, yet India retains its allure to private equity investors
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Root and branch reform

India has upped the pressure on foreign banks to put down roots in the country by converting their branches into subsidiaries
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Waiting for a nod

As it awaits government approval, the Cairn-Vedanta deal hangs perilously in the balance
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Battling the bribes
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Battling the bribes

IBLJ talks to Nick Panes and John Bray about managing compliance with Indian and international anti-corruption legislation
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A sporting challenge

By Sachin Kerur, Pinsent Masons
Major sports event are a boon for infrastructure and also present unique difficulties
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Bumps in the road
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Bumps in the road

Regulatory roadblocks and fears of government interference threaten India’s resurgent infrastructure sector
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Tata and the turtles

How environmental activism triggered a complex trademark dispute
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Taking cover

Law firms fall short on professional indemnity insurance
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India has one of the lowest income tax rates in the world

Proposals for the introduction of a goods and services tax lack clarity and are riddled with inconsistencies
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A new direction for PPPs
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A new direction for PPPs?

The case for a super-regulator to oversee private participation in India’s infrastructure sector
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Deals of the Year 2010

50 of the most significant transactions, court cases and IP enforcement actions of 2010 and reveals the law firms that guided them
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A new brand of justice

IBLJ asks how LCIA's subsidiary in India differs from its parent in the UK and its rivals in Asia
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Circulars, notes and orders
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Circulars, notes and orders

Steps are finally being taken to simplify the process through which businesses are notified of regulatory changes
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Trading places

As pharmaceuticals, technology and outsourcing revive Indian exports, the government must devise trade policies that manage the challenges of a more open economy
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Latin America, country by country

Resource-rich nations that can be surprisingly business-friendly or present major obstacles to investors
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Latin America
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A new American dream?

Indian companies are exploring uncharted territory in Latin America
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Cleaning up India's courts
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Cleaning up India’s courts

Civil liberties lawyer Prashant Bhushan shares his controversial views on judicial accountability
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Financing strategies for successful dealmaking

Munish Sharma of Dua Associates examines the range of funding options available for mergers and acquisitions
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Structuring JV and acquisition agreements

Nidhi Khadria and Arun Madhu of Phoenix Legal highlight regulatory changes that will affect the drafting of M&A contracts
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Managing labour law issues in cross-border M&As

Priyanka Gupta of Majmudar & Co outlines the key employment concerns that companies could face following a merger
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The art of the deal

A revival of inbound and outbound mergers and acquisitions is adding colour to India Inc
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Laying the foundations

Hemant Sahai provides a rare inside look at the evolution of the legal framework for privatizing India’s airports
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Biting at the Big Apple

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Let the games begin

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Publicity stunts

Falling foul of UK advertising laws may prove dangerous for Indian businesses
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Micro magic

India’s micro financiers have struck gold while reaching out to the poor and vulnerable
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Are your hands clean?

BP oil spill and India’s new nuclear damage bill, fears over corporate liability – and in some cases the lack of it – have resurfaced
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Settling for less?

Arbitration has gained traction as a means of avoiding India’s overburdened courts
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Sharing the spoils or spoiling the shares?

Heightened risk aversion and financial prudence on the part of investors may drive a revival of joint ventures
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Big bang or big gamble
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Big bang or big gamble?

India’s new securities rules may trigger a boom in share offerings, but have sparked fears over the liquidity of the market
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The key to success

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Rahul Chaudhry,Partner,Lall Lahiri & Salhotra
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IP enforcement

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