David Bruce Dill

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According to Wikipedia, David Bruce Dill was an American physiologist specializing in exercise science and environmental physiology. He served as president of the American Physiological Society and was a founding director of Harvard's Fatigue Laboratory, where he remained as Director of Research until it closed in 1947.

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Calculation of percentage changes in volumes of blood, plasma, and red cells in dehydration. (1974) (3397)
THE POSSIBLE MECHANISMS OF CONTRACTING AND PAYING THE OXYGEN DEBT AND THE RÔLE OF LACTIC ACID IN MUSCULAR CONTRACTION (1933) (572)
Experimental Human Scurvy. (1940) (290)
BLOOD AS A PHYSICOCHEMICAL SYSTEM XI. MAN AT REST (1937) (160)
RESPIRATORY AND METABOLIC EFFECTS OF HYPOTHERMIA (1941) (151)
Studies in muscular activity (1928) (137)
Adaptation to the environment (1964) (118)
Comparative physiology in high altitudes (1936) (118)
OXYGEN USED IN HORIZONTAL AND GRADE WALKING AND RUNNING ON THE TREADMILL. (1965) (112)
CHANGES IN COMPOSITION OF SWEAT DURING ACCLIMATIZATION TO HEAT (1938) (110)
TRAINING AND ITS EFFECTS ON MAN AT REST AND AT WORK (1942) (106)
Observations on water metabolism in the desert. (1938) (99)
Maximal oxygen uptake at sea level and at 3,090-m altitude in high school champion runners. (1971) (96)
Effects of equivalent sea-level and altitude training on VO2max and running performance. (1975) (93)
Studies in muscular activity (1930) (92)
Adaptations of the organism to changes in oxygen pressure (1931) (91)
NEW RECORDS IN HUMAN POWER. (1937) (88)
Handbook of physiology. Section 4. Adaptation to the environment. (1964) (83)
THE DECREASE IN FUNCTIONAL CAPACITY OF THE LUNGS AND HEART RESULTING FROM DEFORMITIES OF THE CHEST: PULMONOCARDIAC FAILURE (1939) (80)
THE ECONOMY OF MUSCULAR EXERCISE (1936) (78)
RESPIRATORY AND CIRCULATORY RESPONSES TO ACUTE CARBON MONOXIDE POISONING (1941) (75)
Blood volume of middle-distance runners: effect of 2,300-m altitude and comparison with non-athletes. (1974) (69)
EFFECT OF ACIDOSIS AND ALKALOSIS UPON CAPACITY FOR WORK. (1931) (68)
Longitudinal studies of aging in 37 men. (1975) (67)
Studies in muscular activity (1932) (64)
Metabolic rate, blood sugar and the utilization of carbohydrate. (1934) (64)
A longitudinal study of 16 champion runners. (1967) (64)
Physiological aging of champion runners. (1976) (61)
The rate of lactic acid removal in exercise. (1937) (61)
BLOOD AS A PHYSICOCHEMICAL SYSTEM XII. MAN AT HIGH ALTITUDES (1937) (61)
THE pK' OF SERUM AND RED CELLS (1937) (61)
Thermoregulatory responses to desert heat: age, race and sex. (1984) (58)
Metabolic reactions to work in the desert. (1967) (57)
The energy requirement in strenuous muscular exercise. (1935) (56)
SALT ECONOMY IN EXTREME DRY HEAT (1933) (53)
Sweat chloride concentration: sweat rate, metabolic rate, skin temperature, and age. (1966) (49)
PROPERTIES OF THE BLOOD OF THE SKATE (RAIA OSCILLATA) (1932) (47)
Shifts in body fluids during dehydration in the burro, Equus asinus. (1970) (47)
Life, heat, and altitude : physiological effects of hot climates and great heights (1938) (47)
Adaptations of White Men and Negroes to Prolonged Work in Humid Heat (1941) (47)
On the partial pressures of oxygen and carbon dioxide in arterial blood and alveolar air (1929) (45)
The heart rate of the sympathectomized dog in rest and exercise (1936) (44)
LACTIC ACID IN THE BLOOD OF RESTING MAN. (1932) (43)
Effects of age on plasma aldosterone levels and hemoconcentration at altitude. (1971) (42)
MECHANISMS FOR DISSIPATING HEAT IN MAN AND DOG (1933) (40)
Studies in muscular activity: III. Dynamical changes occurring in man at work. (40)
Hemoconcentration at altitude. (1969) (39)
TOBACCO SMOKING IN RELATION TO BLOOD SUGAR, BLOOD LACTIC ACID AND METABOLISM (1934) (39)
PHYSICOCHEMICAL PROPERTIES OF CROCODILE BLOOD (CROCODILUS ACUTUS, CUVIER) (1931) (39)
Properties of reptilian blood. IV. The alligator (alligator mississippiensis daudin) (1935) (38)
The concentration of haemoglobin in normal human blood. (1931) (38)
OXYGEN DISSOCIATION CURVES OF BIRD BLOOD (1935) (37)
GAS EQUILIBRIA IN THE LUNGS AT HIGH ALTITUDES (1936) (37)
Energetic cost of grade walking in man and burro, Equus asinus: desert and mountain. (1972) (36)
Exercise at ambient and high oxygen pressure at high altitude and at sea level. (1970) (36)
Sweat electrolytes in desert walks. (1967) (35)
Marathoner DeMar: physiological studies. (1965) (34)
Responses of men and women to two-hour walks in desert heat. (1973) (34)
Studies in muscular activity (1928) (33)
The determination of sodium. (1941) (33)
Resting energy metabolism and cardiorespiratory activity in the burro Equus asinus. (1969) (32)
PROPERTIES OF DOG BLOOD (1932) (32)
Effects of physical strain and high altitudes on the heart and circulation (1942) (32)
BLOOD AS A PHYSICOCHEMICAL SYSTEM XIII. THE DISTRIBUTION OF LACTATE (1945) (31)
Work capacity in acute exposures to altitude. (1966) (31)
BLOOD AS A PHYSICOCHEMICAL SYSTEM V. THE COMPOSITION AND RESPIRATORY EXCHANGES OF NORMAL HUMAN BLOOD DURING WORK (1927) (29)
Responses to exercise as related to age. (1958) (29)
A Study of the Glycogen and Sugar Content and the Osmotic Pressure of Crabs during the Molt Cycle (1928) (28)
Blood volume changes during three-week residence at high altitude. (1970) (28)
BLOOD AS A PHYSICOCHEMICAL SYSTEM VII. THE COMPOSITION AND RESPIRATORY EXCHANGES OF HUMAN BLOOD DURING RECOVERY FROM PERNICIOUS ANEMIA (1928) (28)
Properties of reptilian blood. II. The gila monster (heloderma suspectum cope) (1935) (28)
Physiological Adjustments to Low Temperature in the Kangaroo Rat (Dipodomys merriami) (1970) (27)
Properties of reptilian blood. III. The chuckwalla (sauromalus obesus baird) (1935) (27)
CLINICAL OBSERVATIONS AT HIGH ALTITUDE: Observations on Six Healthy Persons Living at 17,500 Feet and a Report of One Case of Chronic Mountain Sickness (1936) (27)
ON THE RELATION BETWEEN THE HEART RATE DURING EXERCISE AND THAT OF THE IMMEDIATE POST-EXERCISE PERIOD (1935) (27)
THE EFFECT OF CLIMATE UPON THE VOLUMES OF BLOOD AND OF TISSUE FLUID IN MAN (1940) (26)
BLOOD SUGAR REGULATION IN EXERCISE (1935) (25)
Physical performance in relation to external temperature (1931) (24)
PREPARATION, SOLUBILITY, AND SPECIFIC ROTATION OF WHEAT GLIADIN (1925) (24)
Responses of the burro to desert heat stress. (1970) (24)
Responses to exercise as related to age and environmental temperature. (1962) (23)
The use of carbon monoxide and T-1824 for determining blood volume. (1968) (23)
Salt economy in humid heat. (1937) (23)
Assessment of work performance. (1966) (22)
TEXTBOOK OF ENVIRONMENTAL PHYSIOLOGY, 2ND EDITION (1975) (22)
Energy expenditure in desert walks: man and burro Equus asinus. (1969) (22)
SOME EFFECTS OF SULFANILAMIDE ON MAN AT REST AND DURING EXERCISE (1941) (22)
WORK TOLERANCE: AGE AND ALTITUDE. (1964) (21)
Responses of Merriam's kangaroo rats, Dipodomys merriami, to various levels of carbon dioxide concentration. (1973) (21)
Vital capacity, exercise performance, and blood gases at altitude as related to age. (1980) (20)
BLOOD SUGAR, URINE SUGAR AND URINE PROTEIN IN EXERCISE (1931) (20)
Studies in muscular activity (1928) (20)
Human Respiratory Quotients in Relation to Alveolar Carbon Dioxide and Blood Lactic Acid After Ingestion of Glucose, Fructose, or Galactose (1944) (20)
Work capacity in chronic exposures to altitude. (1967) (19)
Training and physiological aging in man. (1973) (19)
Energy expenditure in bicycle riding. (1954) (19)
Physiological adjustments to altitude changes. (1968) (18)
Studies in muscular activity (1928) (17)
Body composition and aerobic capacity of youth of both sexes. (1972) (17)
ON THE RELATION OF CHANGES IN BLOOD VELOCITY AND VOLUME FLOW OF BLOOD TO CHANGE OF POSTURE. (1930) (17)
Physiological Responses to High Environmental Terrlperature. (1933) (17)
CALCULATION OF PERCENTAGE IN VOLUME OF BLOOD, PLASMA, AND RED CELLS IN DEHYDRATION (1974) (17)
Daily cycles of hibernation in the kangaroo rat, Dipodomys merriami. (1971) (17)
The nature of fatigue. (1955) (17)
STUDIES IN MUSCULAR ACTIVITY V. CHANGES AND ADAPTATIONS IN RUNNING (1928) (16)
Capacity of young males and females for running in desert heat. (1977) (16)
ACUTE MOUNTAIN SICKNESS; THE EFFECT OF AMMONIUM CHLORIDE. (1937) (16)
Responses of Merriam's Kangaroo Rat to Heat (1971) (16)
Blood, plasma, and red cell volumes: age, exercise, and environment. (1966) (16)
Sweat rate and concentration of chloride in hand and body sweat in desert walks: male and female. (1974) (15)
OXYGEN UTILIZATION IN THE LEGS OF NORMAL MEN: I. Effect of Posture (1930) (15)
EFFECTS OF ADRENALIN INJECTION IN MODERATE WORK (1935) (15)
Energetic Cost of Running in the Antelope Ground Squirrel Ammospermophilus leucurus (1973) (15)
BLOOD AS A PHYSICOCHEMICAL SYSTEM IX. THE CARBON DIOXIDE DISSOCIATION CURVES OF OXYGENATED HUMAN BLOOD (1930) (14)
Symposium on mouth-to-mouth resuscitation (expired air inflation); introduction. (1958) (14)
EFFECTS ON MAN OF SEVERE OXYGEN LACK (1943) (14)
Volume and composition of hand sweat of White and Black men and women in desert walks. (1983) (13)
Report barometric pressure. (1970) (13)
THE BEHAVIOR OF THE PROLAMINS IN MIXED SOLVENTS. II (1927) (13)
Physiological adjustments of young men to five-hour desert walks. (1976) (13)
International high altitude expedition to Chile, 1935. (1983) (12)
The role of the vagus in the cardio‐accelerator action of muscular exercise and emotion in sympathectomized dogs (1939) (11)
Blood‐sugar variations in normal and in sympathectomized dogs (1939) (11)
BLOOD AS A PHYSICOCHEMICAL SYSTEM X. THE PHYSICOCHEMICAL PROPERTIES OF OXYGENATED HUMAN BLOOD (1931) (10)
THE COMPOSITION OF BLOOD IN THE ARTERY, IN THE INTERNAL JUGULAR VEIN AND IN THE FEMORAL VEIN DURING OXYGEN WANT (1931) (9)
The effects of adrenal cortical extract in rest and work. (1938) (9)
COMPARATIVE PHYSIOLOGY OF OXYGEN TRANSPORT. (1963) (8)
Respiration and Metabolism in a Young Crocodile (Crocodylus acutus Cuvier) (1931) (8)
HEMOGLOBIN AT HIGH ALTITUDE AS RELATED TO AGE. (1963) (8)
Hunger vs thirst in the burro (Equus asinus) (1980) (8)
PERCY MILLARD DAWSON, M.D.: May 19, 1873???September 27, 1970 (1970) (8)
Exercise and the oxygen debt. (1962) (8)
METABOLIC AND CARDIOVASCULAR EFFECTS OF INTRAMUSCULAR INJECTIONS OF ADRENALIN AND OF AMPHETAMINE (1939) (7)
Energy expenditure of running kangaroo rats Dipodomys merriami. (1970) (7)
Properties of sweat, burro (Equus asinus) and man (1979) (7)
Biochemical properties of the blood of three equines. (1971) (7)
Case history of a physiologist: F. G. Hall. (1979) (7)
TRAINING: YOUTH AND AGE * (1966) (7)
BLOOD AS A PHYSICOCHEMICAL SYSTEM VIII. DIABETIC COMA (1929) (7)
The nature of fatigue. (1955) (7)
Wheel running of kangaroo rats, Dipodomys merriami, as related to food deprivation and body composition. (1978) (7)
Blood composition in normothermic and hyperthermic kangaroo rats Dipodomys merriami and laboratory rats Rattus norvegicus. (1972) (6)
THE EFFECT OF REGIONAL SYMPATHECTOMY UPON MUSCLE GLYCOGEN (1931) (6)
Evaporative cooling in desert heat: Sun and shade; rest and exercise (1977) (6)
The III Effects of Heat upon Workmen. (1937) (6)
GASEOUS EXCHANGE IN THE LUNGS IN OLD AGE * (1963) (6)
RESPIRATORY ADJUSTMENTS TO OXYGEN-LACK IN THE PRESENCE OF CARBON DIOXIDE (1940) (6)
THE ENERGY REQUIREMENT IN STRENUOUS MUSCULAR EXERCISE (1989) (6)
THE INFLUENCE OF GLYCINE ON MUSCULAR STRENGTH (1941) (5)
L. J. Henderson, his transition from physicial chemist to physiologist; his qualities as a man. (1977) (5)
HISTORICAL INTRODUCTION: PERSONAL REMINISCENCES (1963) (5)
PROPERTIES OF THE BLOOD OF NEGROES AND WHITES IN RELATION TO CLIMATE AND SEASON (1940) (5)
A Resume of Some Physiological Reactions to High External Temperature (1933) (5)
THE INFLUENCE OF GELATIN INGESTION UPON THE CREATININE-CREATINE EXCRETION OF NORMAL MEN (1941) (5)
Peripheral blood flow response to exercise consequent to physical training. (1971) (5)
Man's ceiling as determined in the altitude chamber. (1948) (4)
Can Corrosion and Blackening in Certain Marine Products (1926) (4)
Symposium on mouth-to-mouth resuscitation (expired air inflation); introduction. (1958) (4)
FITNESS AT AGE 90: A NEW RECORD. (1964) (4)
The hot life of man and beast (1985) (4)
BLOOD AS A PHYSICOCHEMICAL SYSTEM VI. THE COMPOSITION AND RESPIRATORY EXCHANGES OF HUMAN BLOOD IN TERMINAL CHRONIC NEPHRITIS (1927) (4)
A CHEMICAL STUDY OF THE CALIFORNIA SARDINE (SARDINIA CÆRULEA) (1921) (4)
Comparative performance of men and women in grade walking. (1977) (4)
Desert Sweat Rates (1972) (4)
Comparative electrocardiography in lizards: effects of temperature and Gymnema sylvestre fractions. (1972) (4)
Manual artificial respiration. (1952) (3)
Factors limiting the capacity of a dog for work. (1932) (3)
Food preferences on combat flights. (1947) (3)
IN SPECIAL RECOGNITION (1977) (3)
THE INFLUENCE OF AGE ON PERFORMANCE AS SHOWN BY EXERCISE TESTS. (1963) (3)
A.C. Ivy -- reminiscences. (1979) (3)
Red blood cell and plasma volumes in the burro, Equus asinus: desert and mountain. (1971) (3)
HORMONAL INFLUENCES ON CARBOHYDRATE METABOLISM DURING WORK (1940) (3)
Observations at sea level and altitude on basal metabolic rate and related cardio-pulmonary functions. (1974) (3)
Metabolic observations on Caucasian men and women aged 17 to 88 years. (1982) (3)
International high altitude expedition to Chile, 1935. (1983) (3)
Renal function in exercise (1937) (2)
Reunion at high altitude. (1963) (2)
THE INFLUENCE OF AGE ON PERFORMANCE AS SHOWN BY EXERCISE TESTS. (1963) (2)
Background on manual artificial respiration and mouth-to-mouth resuscitation. Addendum: Background on cardiopulmonary resuscitation. (1980) (2)
Gas Exchange in the Lungs at High Altitudes (1942) (2)
The Proximate Composition of Certain Pacific Coast Fishes (1925) (2)
High Altitude Physiology Study--Collected Papers, edited by C. S. Houston (1981) (2)
A Comparative Study of the Chemical Composition of the Sardine (Sardinea Caerulea) From California and British Columbia (1926) (2)
L. J. Henderson, his transition from physicial chemist to physiologist; his qualities as a man. (1977) (2)
Ineffectiveness of artificial respiration in rats after drowning. (1953) (2)
THE CALCULATION OF CELL VOLUME CHANGES AS A FUNCTION OF HYDROGEN ION CONCENTRATION (1928) (2)
Arlie V. Bock--physiologist. A vignette. (1981) (1)
Student of Motion Is a Study in Motion. (1977) (1)
Toxicity of propellant fuels and oxidizers. (1960) (1)
Health and physical fitness. (1946) (1)
Problems of world nutrition. (1946) (1)
Eugene F, DuBois, environmental physiologist. (1959) (1)
ALKALINE RESERVE AND OXYGEN CAPACITY OF ARTERIAL AND OF VENOUS BLOOD (1929) (1)
SYMPOSIUM ON EXERCISE FITNESS TESTS: THEIR PHYSIOLOGICAL BASIS AND CLINICAL APPLICATION TO PEDIATRICS. HISTORICAL INTRODUCTION: PERSONAL REMINISCENCES. (1963) (1)
PHYSIOLOGISTS IN WORLD WAR II. (1964) (1)
Cardiac output during rest and exercise in desert heat. (1979) (1)
Organ weights and serum total cholesterol in the kangaroo rat (Dipodomys merriami). (1969) (1)
Effect of rigor mortis on tidal air in artificial respiration. (1952) (1)
A PHYSIOLOGICAL PROFILE OF A JOGGING CLASS: YOUNG AND OLD, MALE AND FEMALE * (1977) (1)
WORK TOLERANCE: AGE AND ALTITUDE. REP 63-33. (1963) (1)
A CHEMICAL STUDY OF CERTAIN PACIFIC COAST FISHES (1921) (1)
Oxygen vs. oxygen-carbon dioxide in resuscitation. (1952) (1)
Analysis of recovery from anaerobic work (1936) (1)
Blood gas transport. (1947) (0)
Some biochemical notes on Ariolimax californicus, Cooper. (1924) (0)
The Significance of Urea in Shark Meal (1924) (0)
Factors influencing the determination of gluten in wheat flours. (1924) (0)
THE EFFECTS OF HEAT STRESS ON CARDIAC OUTPUT DURING REST AND SUBMAXIMAL EXERCISE (1977) (0)
SYMPOSIUM ON EXERCISE FITNESS TESTS: THEIR PHYSIOLOGICAL BASIS AND CLINICAL APPLICATION TO PEDIATRICS. HISTORICAL INTRODUCTION: PERSONAL REMINISCENCES. (1963) (0)
Can corrision and blackening in certain marine products (1926) (0)
IV. MAN IN HOT CLIMATES, WET AND DRY (1938) (0)
VIII. HIGH ALTITUDE FLIGHT (1938) (0)
Thorne Martin Carpenter (1878-1971)--a biographical sketch. (1975) (0)
Man's capacity for consuming oxygen: comments on an article. (1968) (0)
BloodVolumeChanges duringThree-Week Residence at HighAltitude (1970) (0)
Respiratory and circulatory capacities of normal men. (1946) (0)
Adaptive hypothermia in the kangaroo rat, Dipomys merriami☆ (1971) (0)
Biologists in military service. (1950) (0)
Formaldehyde in certain marine products (1926) (0)
The acid-base changes in the blood after anaerobic work. (1936) (0)
Contributions of physiology to problems of industry. (1947) (0)
A comparative study of the chemical composition of the sardine (Sardinea cærulea) from California and British Columbia (1926) (0)
Accession 02-145 David B. Dill, Jr, Papers, 1930 (0)
FOOD AND DRUGS. (1924) (0)
FOOD AND DRUGS. (0)
FOOD AND DRUGS. (0)
I. ENERGY EXCHANGE AND ENVIRONMENT (1938) (0)
RATE OF WEIGHT LOSS IN DESERT HEAT, REST AND EXERCISE (1976) (0)
Respiratory responses to changes in air density (1936) (0)
Symposium on working capacity. (1946) (0)
The laboratory of environmental patho-physiology-1969. (1970) (0)
SYMPOSIUM ON WORK AND THE HEART. INTRODUCTION. (1964) (0)
Terror on the Hassayampa: the Walnut Grove Dam disaster of 1890. (1987) (0)
FOOD AND DRUGS. (0)
Health and physical fitness. (1946) (0)
The Laboratory of Environmental Patho-Physiology Desert Research Institute, Nevada Southern University. (1967) (0)
Carlos Monge. Acclimatization in the Andes: Pp. vii plus 111 plus 6 reference plus 8 index. Institute of Andean Biology, University of San Marcos, Lima, Peru, 1948. John Hopkins Press, Baltimore, Maryland (1949) (0)
Medicine in Aviation: Grundriss der Luftfahrtmedizin . By Siegfried Ruff and Hubertus Strughold. viii + 191 pp., 103 figs. Leipzig: Johann Ambrosius Barth, Verlag. 1939. (1940) (0)
Terror on the Hassayampa: the Walnut Grove Dam disaster of 1890. (1987) (0)
Arlie V. Bock, pioneer in sports medicine. December 30, 1888-August 11, 1984. (1985) (0)
Book ReviewMan and Animals in Hot Environments (1975) (0)
V. ANIMAL LIFE IN DESERTS (1938) (0)
Contributions of physiology to problems of industry. (1947) (0)
FATIGUE: A CASE HISTORY * (1961) (0)
VII. MAN IN HIGH ALTITUDES (1938) (0)
The Laboratory of Environmental Patho-Physiology Desert Research Institute, Nevada Southern University. (1967) (0)
RESIGNATION OR EQUANIMITY? (1940) (0)
Arlie V. Bock--physiologist. A vignette. (1981) (0)
Salt metabolism in muscular activity. (1937) (0)
Book ReviewTextbook of Environmental Physioiogy. (1974) (0)
The New England Journal of Medicine, Volume 213, 1935: The energy requirement in strenuous muscular exercise. (1989) (0)
Environmental physiology : aging, heat, and altitude : proceedings of Life, Heat, and Altitude Conference held on May 15-17, 1979 at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas, Nevada, U.S.A. (1981) (0)
Mental Derangement as a Result of Oxygen Lack in Circulatory Failure. (Wien. klin. Woch., vol. xlvi, p. 865, 1933.) Hitzenberger, K. (1934) (0)
Going High: The Story of Man and Altitude, by C. S. Houston (1981) (0)
FOOD AND DRUGS. (0)
FOOD AND DRUGS. (0)
The laboratory of environmental patho-physiology-1969. (1970) (0)
Metabolism of Kangaroo Rats Running in Wheel Cages (1977) (0)
SYMPOSIUM ON WORK AND THE HEART. INTRODUCTION. (1964) (0)
The pharmacologic principles of medical practice, 4th edition (1958) (0)
Walter M. Boothby, pioneer in aviation medicine. (1954) (0)
A.C. Ivy -- reminiscences. (1979) (0)
William F. Petersen, M.D. Man, Weather and Sun: First Edition. xxx-463 pp. 294 Illus. Charles C. Thomas, Springfield, Illinois, 1948. $10.00 (1948) (0)
VI. ANIMAL LIFE IN GREAT HEIGHTS (1938) (0)
Cholesterol Metabolism in Multiple Sclerosis. (Wien. klin. Wochenschr., vol. l, pp. 596–8, 1937.) Frisch, C. (1938) (0)
Physical Fitness Appraisal and Guidance . Thomas Kirk Cureton, Jr. St. Louis: C. V. Mosby, 1947. Pp. 566. (Illustrated.) $6.00. (1948) (0)

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