Globalization
in Health Care:
Transcultural
Perspectives in Caring
29th
Annual Transcultural Nursing Society Conference
“That the
cultural needs of the people in the world may be met by
nurses prepared
in transcultural nursing”
Leininger
October
15-18, 2003
Marriott Northwest
Hotel
San Antonio,
Texas
Globalization
in Health Care:
Transcultural
Perspectives in Caring
CONFERENCE DESCRIPTION AND GOALS
The Society chose the theme of Globalization
in Health Care Transcultural Perspectives in Caring for the 29th Annual
Conference. The conference is designed for professionals, administrators,
policy makers, educators, consultants, researchers and students in health
care/social service interested in issues and applications of transcultural
nursing in health care and policy.
The conference begins with a pre-conference
that will focus on issues related to international research and collaboration.
An orientation to Transcultural Nursing and Preparation for certification
are available on the day of the pre-conference. The Awards Gala
honors distinguished achievements in the field and gives special tribute
to Dr. Madeleine Leininger founder of Transcultural Nursing and the
Society.
International and national speakers discuss
the effects of globalization on health care, health policy, and nursing
practice around the world. Concurrent sessions, and poster presentations
provide examples of transcultural theory, research and practice throughout
the globe. A writers’ workshop will help authors prepare for
publication in the Journal of TCN and a special breakfast panel will
discuss the state of knowledge in TCN. An evening in downtown
San Antonio celebrating the many cultures of Texas as well as scheduled
times during the conference provide ample opportunity for networking
among members.
CONFERENCE OBJECTIVES
Explore healthcare issues
associated with global migration.
Analyze implications of nursing
recruitment and reallocation of nursing resources on international healthcare.
Describe transcultural care
addressing effects of hostility and cultural pain on the health and
well being of individuals and communities.
Use transcultural and other
disciplinary theories, models and concepts to promote global partnerships
in nursing education and practice.
FEATURED SPEAKER
Barbara Aranda-Naranjo, PhD, RN,
FAAN
Deputy
Director of the Division of Community-Based Programs in HIV/AIDS Bureau
Health
Resources Services Administration
ACCREDITATION
The School of Nursing and Health Professions
is an approved provider of continuing nursing education by the Texas
Nurses Association, and accredited approver by the American Nurses Credentialing
Center’s Commission on Accreditation. This activity meets Type
I criteria for mandatory continuing education requirements
toward relicensure as established by the Board of Nurse examiners
for the State of Texas. Attendees may earn up to 5.5 contact hours
for completion of the pre-conference and up to 13.5 contact hours for
completion of the 29th Annual TCNS Conference.
UIW SCHOOL OF NURSING AND HEALTH
PROFESSIONS
Founded in 1881 by the Sisters of Charity
of the Incarnate Word, the University of the Incarnate Word is a Catholic
institution that offers undergraduate, Master’s and Doctoral degrees
in over 70 fields of study. Located in the heart of San Antonio,
UIW reflects the city’s urban character as well as the racial ethnic
and economic diversity of South Texas. International students
represent more than 35 countries, and UIW has more than 80 sister schools
in nearly two-dozen countries. The university offers undergraduate
degrees in China and Mexico City. The School of Nursing and Health
Professions offers generic BSN and RN_BSN tracks as well as an MSN in
Aggregate Health Nursing. The nursing program has a special emphasis
on health disparities and vulnerable populations.
TRANSCULTURAL NURSING SOCIETY
Founded in 1974, the Society serves as
the forum for nurses worldwide with common and diverse interests to
improve care to culturally diverse people. Members are active
in consultation, direct care, research, and policy making on national
and international fronts. The annual conferences of the society
provide an opportunity for scholarly presentations and international
networking.
MEMBERSHIP IN THE SOCIETY
Membership benefits include free subscription
to the Journal of Transcultural Nursing (published quarterly), and Newsletters,
reduced conference fees, eligibility for various awards (Scholarship,
Research and Leininger), opportunities for certification in transcultural
nursing, membership in existing regional chapters, and networking with
others interested in transcultural nursing.
Regular Member
$100
Associate Member (fulltime student,
retiree)$ 50
BECOME A MEMBER
NOW AND PAY MEMBER’S CONFERENCE FEES
ACCOMMODATIONS
Marriott Northwest is Conference Hotel
Special rates for attendees available
up to September 18, 2003
Room rates: US $109 per night for single/double/triple/quad
occupancy. For Parlor Suite option (4 rooms to a suite) available
at same rate, call Judy Sandoval at 210-377-3900 ext 6021. Special
rates for attendees available up to September 18, 2003.
For reservations call 1-800-228-9290
or via online at www.Marriott.com/satnw. Group code for online reservations is
tratraa.
GROUND TRANSPORTATION
Ground transportation to hotel is available
at no charge. Be sure you are calling Marriott Northwest
at airport hotel transportation station in baggage area of airport.
Hotel van will take shoppers to North Star Mall for shopping.
Taxis to downtown for shopping and sightseeing are also available.
OPTIONAL DINNER
TOUR OF SAN ANTONIO
“Six Flags Over
Texas”
Enjoy an evening of dinner
and music at the world famous Institute of Texan Cultures. Feast
on a menu that highlights Texas under Spain, France, Mexico, Texas in
the Confederacy and as a Republic, and Texas in the U.S. Stroll
among exhibits featuring 26 ethnic and cultural groups important to
the history of Texas.
SILENT AUCTION
A silent auction will be held during
awards gala. Bring your donation for the auction to benefit the
Transcultural Nursing Society Foundation.
REGISTRATION FEES
Payment of membership renewal or new
membership with conference registration will earn members $10 discount
for annual membership in 2004. Member rate for conference registration
is effective immediately upon receipt of payment.
Full registration includes:
Conference registrations (10/16-18)
Reception (10/15)
Daily breakfasts and beverage breaks
(1016-18)
Gala banquet (10/16)
Conference materials/Book-of-abstracts
Continuing education credits
Proposed TCNS Meeting
Schedule
Tuesday, October 14, 2003
10:00 am – 2:00 pmCertification Exam
(location to be announced)
5:00 pmOral Certification Exam
Wednesday, October 15, 2003
7:30 amRegistration and Continental Breakfast
9:00 am – 12:00 NoonPath
I: Introduction to Transcultural Nursing: History, Overview of Theory
and Current Issues
Beverly Horn, PhD,
RN, CTN
Professor Emeritus, University
of Washington, Seattle
Diane Peters, PhD,
RN, CTN
Professor, University
of Northern Colorado, Greeley
Faye Hummel, PhD,
RN, CTN
Associate Professor,
University of Northern Colorado, Greeley
Path II: Preparing
for Certification
Jeanne Hoffer,
EdD, RN, CTN
Chair, Certification
Committee
12:00 NoonLunch
BOT meeting
1:00 pm – 4:00 pm“Conducting
International Nursing Research: Creating Collaborative Partnerships
for the Study of Cultural Phenomena.”
1:00 pmIntroduction and Welcome
Mary
Elaine Jones, PhD, RN
Brig. Gen. Lillian Dunlap Professorial Chair
in Nursing
University of the Incarnate Word
1:10 pm.Building an International
Research Team: From Design to Implementation
Marty
Douglas, DNSc, RN, FAAN
Associate
Chief, Nursing Service for Research
Veterans
Affairs Palo Alto Health Care System, Palo Alto, CA
Assistant
Clinical Professor, University of California,
San
Francisco, CA
2:10 pmA View from the Field: The Spanish
Experience
Jose Siles Gonzalez, PhD
Chair, Department of Nursing University of Alicante
(Spain)
M. Flores Vizcaya Moreno, RN, BS
Assistant Professor of Nursing, University of
Alicante (Spain)
Manuel Lillo Crespo, RN, BS
Assistant Professor of Nursing, University of
Alicante (Spain)
2:50 pmREFRESHMENT BREAK
3:10 pmInterpreting Cross
Cultural “ Back-Translation”: The Japanese Experience
Lou Ellen Barnes, DNSc, RN, CS
Clinical Nurse Specialist/Mental Health
Veterans Affairs Palo Alto Health Care System,
Palo Alto, CA
3:30 pmDissemination of Research Findings:
An International Endeavor
Manuel Amezcua, PhD
Editor, Index of Enfermeria, Granada (Spain)
3:50 pmQuestions for the Panel
Mary Elaine Jones, PhD, RN, Moderator
All Presenters
4:30 pm – 5:00 pmPoster and Exhibit
Set-up
5:00 pm – 6:00 pmSocial
Hour and Networking: Meet the Board of TCNS, Membership Exchange
Ann
Hubbert, PhD, RN, CTN
Vice-President,
TCNS
Certification Committee
Meeting
7:00 pmInduction Mid-Atlantic Chapter
and Presentation of Chapters
Larry Purnell, PhD, RN, FAAN
Member-at-large, TCNS
Thursday, October 16, 2003
7:30 amRegistration and Continental Breakfast
Opening of Posters and Exhibits
8:45 amParade of Flags
Carl Ross, PhD, RN, CTN
Treasurer, TCNS
9:00 amGreetings
Dr. Lou Agnese, President
University of the Incarnate Word
Dr.
Dula Pacquiao, EdD, RN, CTN
President, TCNS
9:30 amKeynote Address: Global Health
Care Issues in HIV/AIDS
Barbara Aranda-Naranjo, PhD, RN, FAAN
Deputy Director of the Division of Community-Based
Programs in HIV/AIDS Bureau
Health Resources Services Administration
10:30 amMadeleine Leininger, PhD,
LHD, RN, CTN, FAAN
Founder, Transcultural Nursing Society
10:45 amREFRESHMENT BREAK
10:50 amStandards / Guidelines for Cultural
and Linguistic Competence
Guadalupe Pacheco, MSW
Public Health Advisor and Special Assistant to
the Deputy Assistant Secretary for Minority Health, DHHS
Q & A
12:00 NoonLUNCH
Posters and Exhibits
Group I – Regional/International Liaisons
Meeting
Larry Purnell, PhD, RN, FAAN
Member-at-Large, TCNS
Group 2 – New Member Orientation
Beverly Horn, PhD, RN, CTN
Chief Operating Officer, TCNS
Carl Ross, PhD, RN
Treasurer, TCNS
Donna Barnes, BA
Executive Assistant
Group 3 – Networking
Ann Hubbert, PhD, RN, CTN
Vice-President, TCNS
1:00 pm – 2:30 pmPanel:
Meeting Standards for Cultural Competence in Health Care Services
Patti Ludwig-Beymer, PhD, RN, CTN
Administrative Director, Education and Research
Edward Hospital and Health Services, Naperville,
IL
Carol
Bloch, Med, MSN, CTN, CNS
Carolyn
Bloch, Med, MSN, CTN, CNS
Diversity Consultants, Dept. Health, Los Angeles,
CA
Faculty, Los Angeles
County College of Nursing and Allied Health
2:30 pm.REFRESHMENT BREAK
3:00 pm – 4:30 pm Journal of TCN Writers’
Workshop
Marty Douglas, DNSc, RN, FAAN
Associate Chief, Nursing Service for Research
Veterans Affairs Palo Alto Health Care System,
Palo Alto, CA
Assistant Clinical Professor
University of California, San Francisco, CA
CONCURRENT SESSIONS
Time
Room
1
Room
2
Room
3
3:00
– 3:25
June Liu, PhD, RN
Esther Mok
Thomas Wong
The Hong Kong Polytechnic
University,
Hung Hom, Knowloon, Hong Kong
Development of effective nurse-patient
communication skills in cancer care in China
Deborah Schiavone, DNSc
College of Pharmacy, Nursing and
Allied Health
Howard University, Washington, DC
A descriptive study of the effects
of exposure to violence in an inner city community on aspects of adolescent
identity development during this critical phase
Rangisman Soonthornchaiya, MS,
Chicago, IL
Perceptions of depression among elderly
Thai Immigrants
3:30
– 3:55
Hwey-Fang Liang, PhD, RN
Tainan City, Taiwan
Integrating cultural care for Taiwanese
caregivers who have children with cancer.
Renee Sethness, PhD, RN
University of the Incarnate Word,
San Antonio, TX
Spirituality perspectives of Russian
& Belarusian orphans: A pilot study.
Jaqueline Burchum, DNSc, APRN, BC
The University of Memphis
Memphis, TN
C.K. Russell, PhD, APRN, BC
Uni. of Tennessee H.S.C. Memphis
TN
D.M. Gregory, PhD., RN
Uni. of Manitoba, Winnipeg, MB, CA
L.C. Scarinci, PhD,
Uni. of Alabama, Birminham, AL
Accessing prenatal and perinatal
healthcare services: Experiences of first generation Latina immigrants
in rural west Tennessee
4:00
– 4:25
Eun-Ok Im, PhD, MPH, RN, CNS, University
of Texas at Austin,
Austin, TX
Korean women’s attitudes toward
breast cancer screening tests
Betty F. Vera, RN, BN, CTN
Guilford Surrey, England
Midwifery care for the genitally
mutilated Somali women in the UK
4:30 pm – 6:45Poster Session/ Reception
with cash bar/ Donations accepted for
Silent
Auction
7:00 pm – 10:00 pmAwards Gala and
Tribute to:
Madeleine Leininger, PhD, LHD, DS, RN, CTN,
FAAN
Dr. Leininger is the
founder of Transcultural Nursing Society. Editor Emeritus of the
Journal of Transcultural Nursing and leader in the field of transcultural
nursing human care theory and research. She is internationally
recognized as an educator, author, theorist, researcher and consultant
in transcultural nursing, comparative human care, qualitative research
methods and culture care theory.
Program to Honor Leininger
Friday, October 17, 2003
8:00 amContinental Breakfast
Hot Button Issues in Transcultural Nursing: Roundtable
Discussion with
the Circle of Presidents
Margaret Andrews, PhD, RN, CTN
Joyceen Boyle,
PhD, RN, FAAN
Marilyn Douglas, DNSc, RN, FAAN
Beverly Horn, PhD, RN, CTN
Dula Pacquiao, EdD, RN CTN
Rachel Spector, PhD, RN, FAAN
Joan Uhl-Pierce, PhD, RN, FAAN
Ann Frances Wenger, PhD, RN, FAAN
Rick Zoucha, DNSc, RN, CTN
9:00 amGlobalization: Effects on Health
Care and Nursing Around the World
Marty Douglas, DNSc, RN, FAAN
Editor Journal of TCN
Barbara Nichols, MSN, RN
Executive Director, Commission on Graduates of
Foreign
Nursing Schools
10:00 amPanel: Response and Discussion
Jana Lauderdale, PhD, RN
Associate Professor and Department Head for Family
Nursing
Louisiana State University
Health Sciences Center School of Nursing, New Orleans
Marian Yoder, EdD, RN
Professor, San Jose State University
11:00 amREFRESHMENT BREAK
11:15 amCareer Development
Award: The Lived Academic Experience of
African-American School
of Nursing Graduates While Enrolled in a Private, Religious-Affiliated
Majority University
Sharron P. Schlosser, DSN, RN, CTN
Professor of Nursing
Samford University
JudyBourrand, RN, MSN
Assistant Professor of Nursing
Samford University
Rebecca J. Warr, RN, MSN
Assistant Professor of Nursing
Samford University
Marcia Lowe, RN. MSN
Clinical Instructor
Samford University
11:35 amCritique
Jana Lauderdale, PhD, RN
Associate Professor and Department Head for Family
Nursing
Louisiana State University
Health Sciences Center School of Nursing, New Orleans
11:45 am – 1:00 pmLunch
Journal Editorial Board Luncheon
Poster Sessions
CONCURRENT SESSIONS
Time
Room
1
Room
2
Room
3
1:00 pm – 1:25
pm
Carol Allen, PhD, RN
Janet Katz, PhD, RN
Washington State University,
Spokane, WA
Recruiting and retaining indigenous
nurses: Lessons learned from Micronesia and Native American Nurses
Michaell White, RN, MS, PhD
MIS Department of Maimonides Medical
Center,
Brooklyn, NY
A study of nurse caring behaviors
using Q methodology
Ruth Lee, PhD
McMaster University Medical Ctr.
Hamilton, Ontario, Canada
Perceived causes and help seeking
behaviors of Chinese immigrant patients with chronic fatigue and weakness
1:30 pm – 1:55
pm
Derek Taylor, MSc, BA
Pilgrim Hospital, Boston, Lincs,
UK
Milika Matiti, PhD, MSc. BN
University of Notingham School of
Nursing
Boston, Lincs, UK
The cultural lived experience of
international recruited nurses: A phenomenological study
Rani Srivastava, RN, M.Sc.N. PhD
Institute of Medical Sciences,
University of Toronto
Toronto, Canada
Impact of organizational factors
on clinical cultural competence
Gladys Mabunda, PhD, RN
St. Louis, MO
Evaluation of voluntary HIV counseling
and testing in rural South Africa
2:00 pm – 2:25
pm
Faye Hummel, PhD, RN, CTN
Nancy White, RN, PhD
Jan Martin, RN, PhD
Judy Richter, RN, PhD
Diane Peters, RN, PhD, CTN
University of Northern Colorado
Greeley, CO
Thou shall not covet thy neighbors’
nurses
Irene Gilliland, MSN, RN
University of the Incarnate Word
San Antonio, TX
Hospice in Russia
Marilyn R. McFarland, PhD,RN CTN
Cheryl E. Easley, PhD, RN
Averetta E. Lewis, PhD, RN
Sandra J. Mixer, MSN, RN
Bonnie McKay Harmer, MSN, MSEd, RN
Saginaw Valley State University
A qualitative evaluation of the culture
care of diverse and similar nursing and prenursing students in a traditionally
European American BSN Program
2:30 pm – 3:00
pm
Susan Ervin, MS RN
University of Nevada, Reno, NV
Global migration and healthcare:
Nursing education in central Asia post Soviet Union
Sara Kolb, PhD, RN
Jean Deliganis, RN, PhD
Irene Gilliland, MSN, RN
University of the Incarnate Word,
San Antonio, TX
Decreasing barriers to health promotion
needs of community residing Hispanic elders in
San Antonio, TX
3:00 pm – 3:30 pmREFRESHMENT BREAK
Closing Poster Session
3:30 pm – 5:30 pmGeneral Membership
Meeting
6:30 pm. – 9:30 pm“Six Flags Over
Texas” (optional)
Dinner at Institute of Texan Cultures, San Antonio
Riverwalk
Saturday, October 18, 2003
7:30 amRegistration
8:00 am – 11:30 amBreakfast
Panel: The state of knowledge
in TCN: Follow-up on Pittsburgh Conference
Margaret
Andrews, PhD, RN, CTN
Director, School
of Nursing, Univ. of Northern Colorado, Greely
Josepha Campinha-Bacote, PhD, RN, CS, FAAN
President, Transcultural C.A.R.E. Associates
Ruth Davidhizar, DNS, RN, APRN, BC, FAAN
Dean of Nursing, Bethel College, IN
Madeleine Leininger, PhD, LHD, RN, CTN,
FAAN
Founder TCNS
Marilyn
McFarland, PhD, RN, CTN
Coordinator
Project OPEN
Saginaw
Valley State University
Joyce Newman Giger, EdD, APRN, BC, FAAN
Professor Graduate Studies
University of Alabama, Birminham
Larry Purnell, PhD, RN, FAAN
Professor, University of Delaware
Rachel Spector, PhD, RN, CTN
Associate Professor, Boston College
Moderators:
Joyceen Boyle, PhD, RN, FAAN
Associate Dean, School of Nursing, Medical College
of Georgia
Ann Frances Wenger, PhD, RN, FAAN
Interfaith Center, Emory University, Atlanta,
Georgia
11:00 amBREAK
11:30 am – 11:50 amResearch Award:
Cultural meanings, beliefs and practices of female
circumcision among Nigerians in the US and Nigeria
Prisca Anuforo, MSN, RN
Faculty, Essex County College, NJ
Lola Oyedele, MSN, RN
Irvington
General Hospital, NJ
11:50 am – 12:00 Critique
Rick Zoucha, DNSc, RN, CTN
Associate Professor, Duquesne University
12:00 NoonClosing ceremonies; Presentation
from Spain
Saturday Afternoon Optional Event
1:30 pm - 4:30 pmMission Tour
Visit to the missionary-led
Indian community of San Jose y San Juan de Aguayo on San Antonio’s
Southside, followed by a tour of the church of the Alamo fortress-town,
and a stop at the historic San Fernando Cathedral
POSTER PRESENTATIONS
Los Suenos se Realizan
Wendy
Barr, The University of Texas at Arlington, Arlington, TX
Assessment of Professional Nurses’
Attitudes and Knowledge Toward Traditional, Low Acculturated Mexican
Americans
Mary
Lou Bond, University of Texas at Arlington, Arlington, Texas
Creating a Cultural Fit in Living
Arrangements by Older Adult Immigrants: A Global Perspective
Lenny
Chiang-Haniski, Kent State University School of Nursing, Kent, Ohio
Do We Have Space for Several Approaches
in the Field of Cultural Nursing?
Inga
Bryde Claus, Vestfold College, Tonsberg, Vestfold, Norway
Weaving Transcultural Research Experiences
and Findings into Upper Level and Graduate Nursing Courses
Janice
Crist, University of Arizona, College of Nursing, Tucson, AZ
Essential Global Needs and Transcultural
Health Care
Marjaneh
Fooladi, University of the Alabama, Capstone College of Nursing
Life and Death in Tribal Africa
Irene
Gilliland, MSN, University of the Incarnate Word, San Antonio, TX
Nicaragua: A Lived Experience
Martha
Horst, Morehead State University, Morehead, KY; Janet Gross, Malone
College, Canton, Ohio
Job Satisfaction Among Nurses in
China
Jie
Hu, University of North Carolina at Greensboro, Greensboro, NC
An Internet Survey of Asian Women’s
Menopausal Symptoms
Eun-Ok
Im, University of Texas at Austin, Austin, TX; Wonshik Chee, University
of Wisconsin-Milwaukee
Korean Women’s Attitudes Toward
Physical Activity
Eun-Ok
Im, University of Texas at Austin, Austin, TX
A Nurse Educator’s View of Taiwan
Sr.
Victoria Marie Indyk, Madonna University, Livonia, MI
Promotoras de Salud: Providing
Cultural Connection with the Community
Sara
E. Kolb, Irene Gilliland, Jean Deliganis, Ministerio de Salud - University
of the Incarnate Word-
St. Philip of Jesus, San Antonio, TX
The Meaning of Culturally Competent
Care to Latino Elders
Diane
Peters, University of Northern Colorado, Greeley, CO
The Journey from Awareness to Competence:
Using Journal Clubs to Advance Transcultural
Bari
K. Platter, University of Colorado Hospital, Psychiatric Services, Denver,
Colorado
Women’s Experience of Immigration
in Quebec Needs and Strategic Interventions
Fanny
Robichaud, Joliette Community Health Center, Quebec, Canada; Francine
DeMontigny, University of Quebec in Outaouals, Quebec, Canada
Salud: HEALTH Traditions In Spain
Rachel
Spector, Boston College School of Nursing, Chestnut Hill, MA
Non-Traditional Populations in the
Community: The Relationship Between Hostility, Spirituality and Health
Risk
Renee
Sethness, University of the Incarnate Word, San Antonio, TX
Factors that Influenced Nurses in
Australia to Complete the Bachelors Degree Once it was Required as the
Minimum for Nursing Education
Mary
Wawrzynski, Madonna University, Livonia, MI
29th
ANNUAL CONFERENCE OF THE
TRANSCULTURAL NURSING
SOCIETY
San Antonio Marriott
Northwest
San Antonio, Texas
October
15-18, 2003
CONFERENCE REGISTRATION
FORM
Early Bird
(Before 9/1/03)
After
9/1/03
Full Registration
□
TCNS Member
$ 290
$ 325
□
Non-member
$ 390
$ 425
□
Student (ID required)
$ 200
$ 235
□
Retired Member
$ 200
$ 235
Pre-conference
October 15, 2003
□
TCNS Member
□
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$ 40
$ 50
$ 40
$ 50
Single-day
attendee (Does not include awards gala dinner)
□ TCNS Member
$ 130
$ 150
□ Non-member
$ 150
$ 170
□ Student (ID required)
$ 75
$ 95
□ Retired
$ 75
$ 95
□ Awards gala and dinner or additional guests
$ 40
$ 40
□ Six Flags Over Texas Dinner at
the Institute of Texan
Cultures. Friday night, 10/17. Deadline to register 10/10
$ 55
$ 55
□
Optional Trip: Tour of the Missions of San Antonio.
Saturday afternoon,
October 18.
$ 35
$ 35
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will earn members $10 discount for annual membership for 2004.
Member rate for conference registration
is effective immediately upon receipt of payment. Membership
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$ 50
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