How to change zero to dotted zero in an enumitem label?

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documentclass[a4paper,11pt]book
usepackage[T1]fontenc
usepackage[utf8]inputenc
usepackagelmodern
usepackageenumitem

makeatletter
 protecteddefpmzerodot%
 nfss@text%
sbox0$vcenter$% math axis
sbox20%
sbox40/%
ooalign%
 0cr
 hidewidth
 kerndimexprwd4-wd2relax % compensate for slanted fonts
 raisedimexpr(ht2-dp2)/2-ht0relaxhbox%
 if bexpandafter@carf@series@nilrelax
 mathversionbold%
 fi
 $cdotm@th$%
 %
 hidewidth
 cr
 vphantom0% correct depth of final symbol
%
 %


newcommand*dotarabic[1]%
 expandafter@dotarabiccsname c@#1endcsname

newcommand*@dotarabic[1]%
 expandafterdotarabic@scannumber #1relax

newcommand*dotarabic@scan[1]%
 ifxrelax#1%
 expandafter@gobble
 else
expandafter@firstofone
 fi
 %
 ifnum#1=0 %
 ifincsname
 0%
 else
 pmzerodot
 fi
else
 #1%
fi
dotarabic@scan
 %

makeatother

renewcommand*theequationdotarabicchapter.dotarabicequation
renewcommand*thepagedotarabicpage
renewcommand*thechapterdotarabicchapter
renewcommand*thesectiondotarabicchapter.dotarabicsection
renewcommand*thetabledotarabicchapter.dotarabictable
renewcommand*thefiguredotarabicchapter.dotarabicfigure
%renewcommand*labelenumidotarabicenumi <- Don't working
%renewcommand*theenumidotarabicenumi <- Don't working

begindocument 

beginenumerate
item One
item Two
item Three
item Four
item Five
item Six
item Seven
item Eight
item Nine
item Ten
endenumerate

enddocument

I can not run item Ten. I added renewcommand*labelenumidotarabicenumi and renewcommand*theenumidotarabicenumi, don't working. I marked what I was trying to do as red.

I don't know how to do it. I'm waiting for your help.

Thanks to @Heiko Oberdiek: https://tex.stackexchange.com/a/240271/33075

enumerate itemize enumitem protected-macro

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documentclass[a4paper,11pt]book
usepackage[T1]fontenc
usepackage[utf8]inputenc
usepackagelmodern
usepackageenumitem

makeatletter
 protecteddefpmzerodot%
 nfss@text%
sbox0$vcenter$% math axis
sbox20%
sbox40/%
ooalign%
 0cr
 hidewidth
 kerndimexprwd4-wd2relax % compensate for slanted fonts
 raisedimexpr(ht2-dp2)/2-ht0relaxhbox%
 if bexpandafter@carf@series@nilrelax
 mathversionbold%
 fi
 $cdotm@th$%
 %
 hidewidth
 cr
 vphantom0% correct depth of final symbol
%
 %


newcommand*dotarabic[1]%
 expandafter@dotarabiccsname c@#1endcsname

newcommand*@dotarabic[1]%
 expandafterdotarabic@scannumber #1relax

newcommand*dotarabic@scan[1]%
 ifxrelax#1%
 expandafter@gobble
 else
expandafter@firstofone
 fi
 %
 ifnum#1=0 %
 ifincsname
 0%
 else
 pmzerodot
 fi
else
 #1%
fi
dotarabic@scan
 %

makeatother

renewcommand*theequationdotarabicchapter.dotarabicequation
renewcommand*thepagedotarabicpage
renewcommand*thechapterdotarabicchapter
renewcommand*thesectiondotarabicchapter.dotarabicsection
renewcommand*thetabledotarabicchapter.dotarabictable
renewcommand*thefiguredotarabicchapter.dotarabicfigure
%renewcommand*labelenumidotarabicenumi <- Don't working
%renewcommand*theenumidotarabicenumi <- Don't working

begindocument 

beginenumerate
item One
item Two
item Three
item Four
item Five
item Six
item Seven
item Eight
item Nine
item Ten
endenumerate

enddocument

I can not run item Ten. I added renewcommand*labelenumidotarabicenumi and renewcommand*theenumidotarabicenumi, don't working. I marked what I was trying to do as red.

I don't know how to do it. I'm waiting for your help.

Thanks to @Heiko Oberdiek: https://tex.stackexchange.com/a/240271/33075

enumerate itemize enumitem protected-macro

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favorite

MWE

documentclass[a4paper,11pt]book
usepackage[T1]fontenc
usepackage[utf8]inputenc
usepackagelmodern
usepackageenumitem

makeatletter
 protecteddefpmzerodot%
 nfss@text%
sbox0$vcenter$% math axis
sbox20%
sbox40/%
ooalign%
 0cr
 hidewidth
 kerndimexprwd4-wd2relax % compensate for slanted fonts
 raisedimexpr(ht2-dp2)/2-ht0relaxhbox%
 if bexpandafter@carf@series@nilrelax
 mathversionbold%
 fi
 $cdotm@th$%
 %
 hidewidth
 cr
 vphantom0% correct depth of final symbol
%
 %


newcommand*dotarabic[1]%
 expandafter@dotarabiccsname c@#1endcsname

newcommand*@dotarabic[1]%
 expandafterdotarabic@scannumber #1relax

newcommand*dotarabic@scan[1]%
 ifxrelax#1%
 expandafter@gobble
 else
expandafter@firstofone
 fi
 %
 ifnum#1=0 %
 ifincsname
 0%
 else
 pmzerodot
 fi
else
 #1%
fi
dotarabic@scan
 %

makeatother

renewcommand*theequationdotarabicchapter.dotarabicequation
renewcommand*thepagedotarabicpage
renewcommand*thechapterdotarabicchapter
renewcommand*thesectiondotarabicchapter.dotarabicsection
renewcommand*thetabledotarabicchapter.dotarabictable
renewcommand*thefiguredotarabicchapter.dotarabicfigure
%renewcommand*labelenumidotarabicenumi <- Don't working
%renewcommand*theenumidotarabicenumi <- Don't working

begindocument 

beginenumerate
item One
item Two
item Three
item Four
item Five
item Six
item Seven
item Eight
item Nine
item Ten
endenumerate

enddocument

I can not run item Ten. I added renewcommand*labelenumidotarabicenumi and renewcommand*theenumidotarabicenumi, don't working. I marked what I was trying to do as red.

I don't know how to do it. I'm waiting for your help.

Thanks to @Heiko Oberdiek: https://tex.stackexchange.com/a/240271/33075

enumerate itemize enumitem protected-macro

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asked 4 hours ago

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MWE

documentclass[a4paper,11pt]book
usepackage[T1]fontenc
usepackage[utf8]inputenc
usepackagelmodern
usepackageenumitem

makeatletter
 protecteddefpmzerodot%
 nfss@text%
sbox0$vcenter$% math axis
sbox20%
sbox40/%
ooalign%
 0cr
 hidewidth
 kerndimexprwd4-wd2relax % compensate for slanted fonts
 raisedimexpr(ht2-dp2)/2-ht0relaxhbox%
 if bexpandafter@carf@series@nilrelax
 mathversionbold%
 fi
 $cdotm@th$%
 %
 hidewidth
 cr
 vphantom0% correct depth of final symbol
%
 %


newcommand*dotarabic[1]%
 expandafter@dotarabiccsname c@#1endcsname

newcommand*@dotarabic[1]%
 expandafterdotarabic@scannumber #1relax

newcommand*dotarabic@scan[1]%
 ifxrelax#1%
 expandafter@gobble
 else
expandafter@firstofone
 fi
 %
 ifnum#1=0 %
 ifincsname
 0%
 else
 pmzerodot
 fi
else
 #1%
fi
dotarabic@scan
 %

makeatother

renewcommand*theequationdotarabicchapter.dotarabicequation
renewcommand*thepagedotarabicpage
renewcommand*thechapterdotarabicchapter
renewcommand*thesectiondotarabicchapter.dotarabicsection
renewcommand*thetabledotarabicchapter.dotarabictable
renewcommand*thefiguredotarabicchapter.dotarabicfigure
%renewcommand*labelenumidotarabicenumi <- Don't working
%renewcommand*theenumidotarabicenumi <- Don't working

begindocument 

beginenumerate
item One
item Two
item Three
item Four
item Five
item Six
item Seven
item Eight
item Nine
item Ten
endenumerate

enddocument

I can not run item Ten. I added renewcommand*labelenumidotarabicenumi and renewcommand*theenumidotarabicenumi, don't working. I marked what I was trying to do as red.

I don't know how to do it. I'm waiting for your help.

Thanks to @Heiko Oberdiek: https://tex.stackexchange.com/a/240271/33075

enumerate itemize enumitem protected-macro

enumerate itemize enumitem protected-macro

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Without enumitem you would need:

renewcommand*labelenumitheenumi.
renewcommand*theenumidotarabicenumi

documentclassarticle

makeatletter
 protecteddefpmzerodot%
 nfss@text%
sbox0$vcenter$% math axis
sbox20%
sbox40/%
ooalign%
 0cr
 hidewidth
 kerndimexprwd4-wd2relax % compensate for slanted fonts
 raisedimexpr(ht2-dp2)/2-ht0relaxhbox%
 if bexpandafter@carf@series@nilrelax
 mathversionbold%
 fi
 $cdotm@th$%
 %
 hidewidth
 cr
 vphantom0% correct depth of final symbol
%
 %


newcommand*dotarabic[1]%
 expandafter@dotarabiccsname c@#1endcsname

newcommand*@dotarabic[1]%
 expandafterdotarabic@scannumber #1relax

newcommand*dotarabic@scan[1]%
 ifxrelax#1%
 expandafter@gobble
 else
expandafter@firstofone
 fi
 %
 ifnum#1=0 %
 ifincsname
 0%
 else
 pmzerodot
 fi
else
 #1%
fi
dotarabic@scan
 %

makeatother

renewcommand*labelenumitheenumi.
renewcommand*theenumidotarabicenumi

begindocument

beginenumerate
 item One
 item Two
 item Three
 item Four
 item Five
 item Six
 item Seven
 item Eight
 item Nine
 item Ten
endenumerate

enddocument

With enumitem you would need:

usepackageenumitem
makeatletter
AddEnumerateCounterdotarabic@dotarabic0
makeatother

The use of AddEnumerateCounter to add a counter for use within the optional argument of the lists.

documentclassarticle

makeatletter
 protecteddefpmzerodot%
 nfss@text%
sbox0$vcenter$% math axis
sbox20%
sbox40/%
ooalign%
 0cr
 hidewidth
 kerndimexprwd4-wd2relax % compensate for slanted fonts
 raisedimexpr(ht2-dp2)/2-ht0relaxhbox%
 if bexpandafter@carf@series@nilrelax
 mathversionbold%
 fi
 $cdotm@th$%
 %
 hidewidth
 cr
 vphantom0% correct depth of final symbol
%
 %


newcommand*dotarabic[1]%
 expandafter@dotarabiccsname c@#1endcsname

newcommand*@dotarabic[1]%
 expandafterdotarabic@scannumber #1relax

newcommand*dotarabic@scan[1]%
 ifxrelax#1%
 expandafter@gobble
 else
expandafter@firstofone
 fi
 %
 ifnum#1=0 %
 ifincsname
 0%
 else
 pmzerodot
 fi
else
 #1%
fi
dotarabic@scan
 %

makeatother

usepackageenumitem

makeatletter
AddEnumerateCounterdotarabic@dotarabic0
makeatother

begindocument

beginenumerate[label = dotarabic*., ref = dotarabic*]
 item One
 item Two
 item Three
 item Four
 item Five
 item Six
 item Seven
 item Eight
 item Nine
 item Ten
endenumerate

enddocument

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Without enumitem you would need:

renewcommand*labelenumitheenumi.
renewcommand*theenumidotarabicenumi

documentclassarticle

makeatletter
 protecteddefpmzerodot%
 nfss@text%
sbox0$vcenter$% math axis
sbox20%
sbox40/%
ooalign%
 0cr
 hidewidth
 kerndimexprwd4-wd2relax % compensate for slanted fonts
 raisedimexpr(ht2-dp2)/2-ht0relaxhbox%
 if bexpandafter@carf@series@nilrelax
 mathversionbold%
 fi
 $cdotm@th$%
 %
 hidewidth
 cr
 vphantom0% correct depth of final symbol
%
 %


newcommand*dotarabic[1]%
 expandafter@dotarabiccsname c@#1endcsname

newcommand*@dotarabic[1]%
 expandafterdotarabic@scannumber #1relax

newcommand*dotarabic@scan[1]%
 ifxrelax#1%
 expandafter@gobble
 else
expandafter@firstofone
 fi
 %
 ifnum#1=0 %
 ifincsname
 0%
 else
 pmzerodot
 fi
else
 #1%
fi
dotarabic@scan
 %

makeatother

renewcommand*labelenumitheenumi.
renewcommand*theenumidotarabicenumi

begindocument

beginenumerate
 item One
 item Two
 item Three
 item Four
 item Five
 item Six
 item Seven
 item Eight
 item Nine
 item Ten
endenumerate

enddocument

With enumitem you would need:

usepackageenumitem
makeatletter
AddEnumerateCounterdotarabic@dotarabic0
makeatother

The use of AddEnumerateCounter to add a counter for use within the optional argument of the lists.

documentclassarticle

makeatletter
 protecteddefpmzerodot%
 nfss@text%
sbox0$vcenter$% math axis
sbox20%
sbox40/%
ooalign%
 0cr
 hidewidth
 kerndimexprwd4-wd2relax % compensate for slanted fonts
 raisedimexpr(ht2-dp2)/2-ht0relaxhbox%
 if bexpandafter@carf@series@nilrelax
 mathversionbold%
 fi
 $cdotm@th$%
 %
 hidewidth
 cr
 vphantom0% correct depth of final symbol
%
 %


newcommand*dotarabic[1]%
 expandafter@dotarabiccsname c@#1endcsname

newcommand*@dotarabic[1]%
 expandafterdotarabic@scannumber #1relax

newcommand*dotarabic@scan[1]%
 ifxrelax#1%
 expandafter@gobble
 else
expandafter@firstofone
 fi
 %
 ifnum#1=0 %
 ifincsname
 0%
 else
 pmzerodot
 fi
else
 #1%
fi
dotarabic@scan
 %

makeatother

usepackageenumitem

makeatletter
AddEnumerateCounterdotarabic@dotarabic0
makeatother

begindocument

beginenumerate[label = dotarabic*., ref = dotarabic*]
 item One
 item Two
 item Three
 item Four
 item Five
 item Six
 item Seven
 item Eight
 item Nine
 item Ten
endenumerate

enddocument

share|improve this answer

edited 3 hours ago

answered 4 hours ago

Werner

425k589311604

• 
  
  
  

  
  

  
  
  
  
  
  

  
  Thanks to your support was what I wanted.
  – Özgür
  3 hours ago
  

  
  
  
  

add a comment | 

up vote
2
down vote



accepted

Without enumitem you would need:

renewcommand*labelenumitheenumi.
renewcommand*theenumidotarabicenumi

documentclassarticle

makeatletter
 protecteddefpmzerodot%
 nfss@text%
sbox0$vcenter$% math axis
sbox20%
sbox40/%
ooalign%
 0cr
 hidewidth
 kerndimexprwd4-wd2relax % compensate for slanted fonts
 raisedimexpr(ht2-dp2)/2-ht0relaxhbox%
 if bexpandafter@carf@series@nilrelax
 mathversionbold%
 fi
 $cdotm@th$%
 %
 hidewidth
 cr
 vphantom0% correct depth of final symbol
%
 %


newcommand*dotarabic[1]%
 expandafter@dotarabiccsname c@#1endcsname

newcommand*@dotarabic[1]%
 expandafterdotarabic@scannumber #1relax

newcommand*dotarabic@scan[1]%
 ifxrelax#1%
 expandafter@gobble
 else
expandafter@firstofone
 fi
 %
 ifnum#1=0 %
 ifincsname
 0%
 else
 pmzerodot
 fi
else
 #1%
fi
dotarabic@scan
 %

makeatother

renewcommand*labelenumitheenumi.
renewcommand*theenumidotarabicenumi

begindocument

beginenumerate
 item One
 item Two
 item Three
 item Four
 item Five
 item Six
 item Seven
 item Eight
 item Nine
 item Ten
endenumerate

enddocument

With enumitem you would need:

usepackageenumitem
makeatletter
AddEnumerateCounterdotarabic@dotarabic0
makeatother

The use of AddEnumerateCounter to add a counter for use within the optional argument of the lists.

documentclassarticle

makeatletter
 protecteddefpmzerodot%
 nfss@text%
sbox0$vcenter$% math axis
sbox20%
sbox40/%
ooalign%
 0cr
 hidewidth
 kerndimexprwd4-wd2relax % compensate for slanted fonts
 raisedimexpr(ht2-dp2)/2-ht0relaxhbox%
 if bexpandafter@carf@series@nilrelax
 mathversionbold%
 fi
 $cdotm@th$%
 %
 hidewidth
 cr
 vphantom0% correct depth of final symbol
%
 %


newcommand*dotarabic[1]%
 expandafter@dotarabiccsname c@#1endcsname

newcommand*@dotarabic[1]%
 expandafterdotarabic@scannumber #1relax

newcommand*dotarabic@scan[1]%
 ifxrelax#1%
 expandafter@gobble
 else
expandafter@firstofone
 fi
 %
 ifnum#1=0 %
 ifincsname
 0%
 else
 pmzerodot
 fi
else
 #1%
fi
dotarabic@scan
 %

makeatother

usepackageenumitem

makeatletter
AddEnumerateCounterdotarabic@dotarabic0
makeatother

begindocument

beginenumerate[label = dotarabic*., ref = dotarabic*]
 item One
 item Two
 item Three
 item Four
 item Five
 item Six
 item Seven
 item Eight
 item Nine
 item Ten
endenumerate

enddocument

share|improve this answer

edited 3 hours ago

answered 4 hours ago

Werner

425k589311604

• 
  
  
  

  
  

  
  
  
  
  
  

  
  Thanks to your support was what I wanted.
  – Özgür
  3 hours ago
  

  
  
  
  

add a comment | 

up vote
2
down vote



accepted

up vote
2
down vote



accepted

Without enumitem you would need:

renewcommand*labelenumitheenumi.
renewcommand*theenumidotarabicenumi

documentclassarticle

makeatletter
 protecteddefpmzerodot%
 nfss@text%
sbox0$vcenter$% math axis
sbox20%
sbox40/%
ooalign%
 0cr
 hidewidth
 kerndimexprwd4-wd2relax % compensate for slanted fonts
 raisedimexpr(ht2-dp2)/2-ht0relaxhbox%
 if bexpandafter@carf@series@nilrelax
 mathversionbold%
 fi
 $cdotm@th$%
 %
 hidewidth
 cr
 vphantom0% correct depth of final symbol
%
 %


newcommand*dotarabic[1]%
 expandafter@dotarabiccsname c@#1endcsname

newcommand*@dotarabic[1]%
 expandafterdotarabic@scannumber #1relax

newcommand*dotarabic@scan[1]%
 ifxrelax#1%
 expandafter@gobble
 else
expandafter@firstofone
 fi
 %
 ifnum#1=0 %
 ifincsname
 0%
 else
 pmzerodot
 fi
else
 #1%
fi
dotarabic@scan
 %

makeatother

renewcommand*labelenumitheenumi.
renewcommand*theenumidotarabicenumi

begindocument

beginenumerate
 item One
 item Two
 item Three
 item Four
 item Five
 item Six
 item Seven
 item Eight
 item Nine
 item Ten
endenumerate

enddocument

With enumitem you would need:

usepackageenumitem
makeatletter
AddEnumerateCounterdotarabic@dotarabic0
makeatother

The use of AddEnumerateCounter to add a counter for use within the optional argument of the lists.

documentclassarticle

makeatletter
 protecteddefpmzerodot%
 nfss@text%
sbox0$vcenter$% math axis
sbox20%
sbox40/%
ooalign%
 0cr
 hidewidth
 kerndimexprwd4-wd2relax % compensate for slanted fonts
 raisedimexpr(ht2-dp2)/2-ht0relaxhbox%
 if bexpandafter@carf@series@nilrelax
 mathversionbold%
 fi
 $cdotm@th$%
 %
 hidewidth
 cr
 vphantom0% correct depth of final symbol
%
 %


newcommand*dotarabic[1]%
 expandafter@dotarabiccsname c@#1endcsname

newcommand*@dotarabic[1]%
 expandafterdotarabic@scannumber #1relax

newcommand*dotarabic@scan[1]%
 ifxrelax#1%
 expandafter@gobble
 else
expandafter@firstofone
 fi
 %
 ifnum#1=0 %
 ifincsname
 0%
 else
 pmzerodot
 fi
else
 #1%
fi
dotarabic@scan
 %

makeatother

usepackageenumitem

makeatletter
AddEnumerateCounterdotarabic@dotarabic0
makeatother

begindocument

beginenumerate[label = dotarabic*., ref = dotarabic*]
 item One
 item Two
 item Three
 item Four
 item Five
 item Six
 item Seven
 item Eight
 item Nine
 item Ten
endenumerate

enddocument

share|improve this answer

edited 3 hours ago

answered 4 hours ago

Werner

425k589311604

Without enumitem you would need:

renewcommand*labelenumitheenumi.
renewcommand*theenumidotarabicenumi

documentclassarticle

makeatletter
 protecteddefpmzerodot%
 nfss@text%
sbox0$vcenter$% math axis
sbox20%
sbox40/%
ooalign%
 0cr
 hidewidth
 kerndimexprwd4-wd2relax % compensate for slanted fonts
 raisedimexpr(ht2-dp2)/2-ht0relaxhbox%
 if bexpandafter@carf@series@nilrelax
 mathversionbold%
 fi
 $cdotm@th$%
 %
 hidewidth
 cr
 vphantom0% correct depth of final symbol
%
 %


newcommand*dotarabic[1]%
 expandafter@dotarabiccsname c@#1endcsname

newcommand*@dotarabic[1]%
 expandafterdotarabic@scannumber #1relax

newcommand*dotarabic@scan[1]%
 ifxrelax#1%
 expandafter@gobble
 else
expandafter@firstofone
 fi
 %
 ifnum#1=0 %
 ifincsname
 0%
 else
 pmzerodot
 fi
else
 #1%
fi
dotarabic@scan
 %

makeatother

renewcommand*labelenumitheenumi.
renewcommand*theenumidotarabicenumi

begindocument

beginenumerate
 item One
 item Two
 item Three
 item Four
 item Five
 item Six
 item Seven
 item Eight
 item Nine
 item Ten
endenumerate

enddocument

With enumitem you would need:

usepackageenumitem
makeatletter
AddEnumerateCounterdotarabic@dotarabic0
makeatother

The use of AddEnumerateCounter to add a counter for use within the optional argument of the lists.

documentclassarticle

makeatletter
 protecteddefpmzerodot%
 nfss@text%
sbox0$vcenter$% math axis
sbox20%
sbox40/%
ooalign%
 0cr
 hidewidth
 kerndimexprwd4-wd2relax % compensate for slanted fonts
 raisedimexpr(ht2-dp2)/2-ht0relaxhbox%
 if bexpandafter@carf@series@nilrelax
 mathversionbold%
 fi
 $cdotm@th$%
 %
 hidewidth
 cr
 vphantom0% correct depth of final symbol
%
 %


newcommand*dotarabic[1]%
 expandafter@dotarabiccsname c@#1endcsname

newcommand*@dotarabic[1]%
 expandafterdotarabic@scannumber #1relax

newcommand*dotarabic@scan[1]%
 ifxrelax#1%
 expandafter@gobble
 else
expandafter@firstofone
 fi
 %
 ifnum#1=0 %
 ifincsname
 0%
 else
 pmzerodot
 fi
else
 #1%
fi
dotarabic@scan
 %

makeatother

usepackageenumitem

makeatletter
AddEnumerateCounterdotarabic@dotarabic0
makeatother

begindocument

beginenumerate[label = dotarabic*., ref = dotarabic*]
 item One
 item Two
 item Three
 item Four
 item Five
 item Six
 item Seven
 item Eight
 item Nine
 item Ten
endenumerate

enddocument

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