Archeology is the study of

human cultures through recovery&analysis of material remains

illustrate or predict how a situation may unfold or turn out

Homo Neanderthal is associated with which phenomena?

Mousterian tools, Cave Burial, and Language

Minority groups is a culturally, ethnically, or racially distinct group that

coexists w/a dominant group,lacks social&institutional power

Globalization does NOT

Contributes to the increase in poverty in ALL places

Why is cooking meat important?

Pre-digestion food allows for a reduction of gut size

We experienced extreme environmental variability during evolution=highly adaptable phenotype

Variability selection hypothesis

divided the world into 2 spheres

Cultural anthropology is the study of

contemporary people and their cultures

Genome=Total RNA sequence of an organism

requires significant planning, time, money, and effort

What is NOT true regarding culture

Cultural anthropology: Study of contemporary animal cultures

Why are cultures like onions

they have various layers that fit together to make a whole

Observable characteristics or traits

What is a correct match

Gene flow= Movement of genes between populations

Globalization includes:

Mass media, Travel and tourism, Information flows

What is true about adaptation

Process living things undergo to adjust to an environment

What is true about Industrial/Informatic Societies

Large scale industrialization led to inventions electricity

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1
Major climactic shifts in Africa occurred how many years ago
60-70,000 years ago
40-50,000 years ago
90-100,000 years ago
Has never occurred
2
What key term is the same as “Jack of all trades, masters of none”?
Phenotypic Plasticity
Cultural Adaptation
Genetic Plasticity
Behavioral Plasticity
3
Archeology is the study of
human cultures through recovery&analysis of material remains
evolution&contemporary human biological&behavioral variation
contemporary people and their cultures
language and communication, mainly among humans
4
Ability to build upon knowledge and technologies over time
Social learning
Cumulative culture
5
Comparative
view the interconnected relationships of the many facets
change over time
requires significant planning, time, money, and efforts
illustrate or predict how a situation may unfold or turn out
6
What did Tony Allison remove from the blood to detect sickle cell?
Carbon Dioxide
Nothing
Plasma
Oxygen
7
___search for genes &hormones that determine behaviors such as homicide, alcoholism, &stress
Cultural constructionism
Individual agency
Biological determinists
Structuralism
8
Homo Neanderthal is associated with which phenomena?
Cave burials, Fire, Cave Paintings
Fire, Cave Paintings, and Mousterian tools
Mousterian tools, Cave Burial, and Language
Language, Cave Paintings, oldowan tools
9
Minority groups is a culturally, ethnically, or racially distinct group that
coexists w/a dominant group,lacks social&institutional power
fills the role of the socially& institutionally dominant
10
Globalization does NOT
contributes to movement&emergence of new pathogens in world
driving the increase in obesity worldwide
Contributes to the increase in poverty in ALL places
contributes to processes like urbanization&modernization,etc
11
Why is cooking meat important?
Aroma from cooked food increases appetite
Allowed to humans to domesticate cats and dogs
Pre-digestion food allows for a reduction of gut size
Allows for more food borne illness
12
Programs,policies,&etc.that deny'='rights&opportunities to members of particular groups.
Environmental Racism
Institutional Discrimination
13
We experienced extreme environmental variability during evolution=highly adaptable phenotype
plasticity
the Ice Age
Variability selection hypothesis
environmental stressors
14
Sickle Cell causes red blood cells to be shaped like
Rods
Crescent
Star
Full Moon
15
Shared experiences, beliefs, customs& values of people who have grown up in the same nation
International culture
National culture
16
How much energy does the adult brain use on average per day?
50-70% of caloric intake
20-25% of caloric intake
10-15% of caloric intake
35-50% of caloric intake
17
The Cold War did not
Was when the USA&USSR accuse the other of being imperialist
make capitalist markets the dominant force in world system
shape how nations interacted based on competing ideologies
divided the world into 2 spheres
18
•Increased chest size is an example of what kind of adaptation
physiological
cultural
genetic
developmental
19
Sociopolitical identities that focus on perception of shared culture, language, or race
antiglobalization
identity politics
neoliberalism
globalization
20
Who are the modern Melanesians related to?
Erectus
Denisovan
Sapien
Neaderthal
21
Cultural anthropology is the study of
evolution&contemporary human biological&behavioral variation
contemporary people and their cultures
human cultures through recovery&analysis of material remains
language and communication, mainly among humans
22
Innovation and creativity
Diffusion
Globalization
independent Intervention
Acculturation
23
Which does not match
All of your somatic cells have 46 chromosomes
Male=XY
Female=XX
Genome=Total RNA sequence of an organism
24
field-based
requires significant planning, time, money, and effort
change over time
view the interconnected relationships of the many facets
illustrate or predict how a situation may unfold or turn out
25
What is NOT true regarding culture
Cultural anthropology: Study of contemporary animal cultures
Makes the strange familiar, and the familiar strange
Culture is constructed and maintained
26
From the 16th-18th Centuries, the dominant world system was:
globalism
racism
nationalism
mercantilism
27
Why are cultures like onions
most of them smell
because professor Seamon loves the movie Shrek
this metaphor was never used
they have various layers that fit together to make a whole
28
What is false about agriculture
Leads to division of labor and development of specialists
Grow surplus crops-- may be traded& sold as taxes or rent
Less intense than horticulture
Reduces quality and variety of diet
29
The genus Homo uses what to adapt?
Historical Adaptation
Cultural Adaptation
Biological Adaptation
Genetic Adaptation
30
Tsembaga of Papua New Guinea is an example of
Genetic adaptation
Cultural adaptation
Biological adaptation
this was never discussed
31
Phenotype is
Observable characteristics or traits
Genotype-Environment
Controlled by many different genes at two or more loci
Inherited genetic make-up of an organism
32
What is true about food-foraging societies
No communal property
Food sharing
Large group size
Highly immotile
33
ethnographies are detailed descriptions of living cultures based on what
observing animals in a lab
personal observation and study
reading old documents
others observations and study
34
What is a correct match
Gene flow= Movement of genes between populations
G.drift=changes in sequence of nitrogenous bases in genome
Natural Selection= Movement of genes between populations
Mutation= Random changes in gene frequencies over time
35
Genetics is reason for evolutionary change from one generation to the next
Macroevolution
inheritance
microevolution
DNA
36
Control of finances shifted from the government to the private sector
Globalization
Antiglobalization
Capitalist market
Neoliberalism
37
the social organization of a society that constitutes an integrated whole
Scale
Social structure
levels of analysis
38
period of uncertainty when a person's sense of identity becomes insecure
Culture shock
Identity crises
39
Globalization includes:
Mass media
Travel and tourism
Information flows
National commerce
40
disorientation experienced by people who are suddenly exposed to an unfamiliar culture
Culture Shock
Identity crisis
41
A cultural group that is based on shared behaviors, beliefs, religion, language, heritage, etc.
Race
Ethnicity
Ancestry
42
Evolutionary
view the interconnected relationships of the many facets
illustrate or predict how a situation may unfold or turn out
change over time
requires significant planning, time money, and effort
43
What is true about adaptation
Process living things undergo to adjust to an environment
Adaptation is a myth
Process dead things undergo to adjust to an environment
we are no longer adapting as a society
44
Social status that is non-voluntary, one is born into it or assumed later in life
Ascribed Status
Achieved Status
45
What is true about Industrial/Informatic Societies
Small-scale industrialization led to inventions using H2O
Invention of the car brought about the industrial revolution
Large scale industrialization led to inventions electricity
Invention of boats brought about the industrial revolution
46
Individual learning is influenced by others, either passively or directly
Cumulative culture
Social learning
47
People are part of the dominant national culture,also maintain cultural-ethnic traditions.
Multiculturalism
¨Cultural assimilation
Plural societies
48
Position that is earned or chosen based on talents, actions, accomplishments, etc.
Achieved Status
Ascribed Status
49
Ethnic&racial difference should be accepted,as long as it doesnt threaten dominant culture norm
Assimilation
Pluralism
50
Absorption of minorities into a dominant culture.
Multiculturalism.
Cultural assimilation
Plural societies
51
Assimilation&pluralism are lateral in how they view dominant culture versus subcultural groups
False
True
52
Devaluing a group because of its assumed attributes (attitudes)
Discrimination
Prejudice
Stereotype
53
What is the savannah Hypothesis?
All life started on the Savannah desert
Standing can facilitate seeing predators at longer distances
Minimizes exposure to the sun, and allows heat to dissipate
Bipedalism freed up the hands to allow for tool use
54
What is NOT a type of anthropology
applied
cultural
biological
linguistic
55
Which is the correct levels of analysis
Meso-structure of social network ties b/w individuals/orgs
Micro-structure of social network ties b/w individuals/orgs
Macro-the structure of everyday human interactions
Meso-structure of everyday human interactions
56
Cultures in contact share direct or indirect movement of traits between groups
Acculturation
Diffusion
57
Second World
the Capitalist societies (North America, Europe…)
the Communist societies (Soviet Union, China…)
former colonies and “undeveloped” nations
58
What is our Order, Family, Genus, and Species?
Carnivora, Canidae, Canis lupis
Primates, Hominidae, Homo sapiens
Hominidae, Primate, Homo sapiens
Sirenia, Trichechidae, Trichechus Manatus
59
Marriage where several men and women have sexual access to one another.
Polygamy
Group marriage
Fictive marriage
Monogamy
60
Human’s have smaller guts and need a higher quality diet than other primates due to:
Phylogenic Relationship
Multiregional
Snowball Effect
Expensive Tissue Hypothesis
61
What are the 3 levels of analysis in order (smallest to largest)
Macro,micro, meso
Meso, micro, macro
Micro, Meso, Macro
Macro, meso, micro
62
Multiculturalism which views subcultural groups as lateral
True
False
63
What is the final step in the slash and burn cultivation?
the ashes are used as "war paint"
natural vegetation is cut
slash is burned
crops are planted among the ashes
64
Globalization is new
False
True
65
A commodity is “something that can be bought&sold"
False
True
66
Which is NOT one of the 4 forces of evolution
Genetic Drift
Gene Flow
Survival od the fittest
Mutation
67
What is anthropology NOT
comparative
studied in a lab
field-based
holistic
68
seek to escape war and poverty
transitional citizen
refugee
displaced person
69
Periods of major adaptive change are often followed by long periods of stability
False
True
70
Which is correct
Complex: Small in size&significant stratification
Simple: Small in size but largely egalitarian
Simple: Small in size but many social divisions
Complex:Large size& small diversity w/materials&technology
71
What does it mean to be Encephalized?
Large body for large brain
Small brain for body size
Large brain for body size
Large body for small brain
72
Changes in gene frequencies
microevolution
macroevolution
inheritance
DNA
73
Normative is what is considered normal or correct
False
True
74
People,ideas&goods spread throughout=more interaction&integration b/w world cultures and gov
Globalization
Colonialism
Nationalism
75
Cultures in contact share direct or indirect movement of traits between groups
Independent intervention
Acculturation
Diffusion
Globalization
76
Prejudice is Fixed ideas about what members of a group are like.
Fasle
True
77
People have willpower over how they think and behave
Cultural constructionism
Individual agency
Biological determinists
Structuralism
78
use of economic, political,cultural, or other pressures to control or influence other countries
Colonialism
Neoliberalism
Neocolonialism
Liberalism
79
Placement of minorities near environmentally hazardous areas,such as near toxic waste
Institutional Discrimination
Environmental Racism
80
Maintains that human behavior and ideas are best explained by culturally shaped learning
Individual agency
Biological determinists
Cultural constructionism
Structuralism
81
Moving to lowlands to give birth is an example of what type of adaptation
developmental
genetic
cultural
physiological
82
First world
former colonies and “undeveloped” nations
the Communist societies (Soviet Union, China…)
the Capitalist societies (North America, Europe…)
83
avoidance of expressions/actions perceived to insult groups who are socially disadvantaged
Cultural appreciation
Political Correctness
Cultural appropriation
84
Phenotype (skin color, sex, age, body size& shape, facial features);clothing; body modification
Overt diversity
Covert diversity
85
How much non African DNA is shared between Homo Sapien and Homo Neanderthals?
1-4%
5-9%
.05-1%
3-6%
86
genetic variation
Cultural flexibility
Biological flexibility
87
What is the Thermoregulatory Model?
Minimizes exposure to the sun, and allows heat to dissipate
Bipedalism freed up the hands to allow for tool use
Standing can facilitate seeing predators at longer distances
All life started on the Savannah desert
88
¨Policies and practices that harm a group and its members (actions)."
Stereotypes
Discrimination
Prejudice
89
Cultural features are NOT fundamental in a society’s way of making its living
False
True
90
Racism disappeared after de-colonization
True
False
91
#of people that the available resources can support at a given level of food-getting techniques
Cultural Core
Carrying capacity
92
Oxygen starvation caused by a decrease in barometric pressure as altitude increases.
Hypoxia
Metapoxia
Carbopoxia
Thermopoxia
93
Most common form of marriage, in terms of population
Polyandry
Polygyny
Monogamy
Polygamy
94
Which is NOT a DNA nitrogenous base
Thymine
Uracil
Adenine
Guanine
95
Establish social status
Fictive marriage
Group marriage
monogamy
Polygamy
96
similar cultural adaptation& environment conditions by diff.people w/diff. ancestral cultures
Convergent Cultural Evolution
Parallel Cultural Evolution
97
Ability of the body to maintain the constancy of its internal environment
Plasticity
Homeostasis
Phenotype
Environmental Stressors
98
Linguistic is the study of
human cultures through recovery&analysis of material remains
evolution&contemporary human biological&behavioral variation
contemporary people and their cultures
language and communication, mainly among humans
99
Short term and reversible adaptation
Genetic
Physiological
Cultural
Developmental
100
Cultural relativism is the same as moral relativism
True
False
101
Line of descent.
Race
Ethnicity
Ancestry
102
What is the social brain hypothesis?
Human Intelligence evolved to be in large groups
Humans can see animals hiding in bushes
Humans evolved to adopt smaller animals found to be ‘cute’
Humans can solve complex puzzles
103
may not think of themselves as belonging to only one culture or nation-state.
Refugee
Displaced person
Transitional citizen
104
Paleolithic diet did not include
Use of hunter-gathers
eating only leaves
lower rates of chronic disease
Increased rates of disease when moving to Westernized diets
105
Where was Homo Habilis Found?
Ethiopia, Africa
Olduvai Gorge in Tanzania in East Africa
Zhoukoudian, China
Ashdod, Israel
106
Holistic
view the interconnected relationships of the many facets.
requires significant planning, time, money,& effort
illustrate/ predict how a situation may unfold/ turn out
change over time
107
What is the theory of mind?
Humans can use magic to attack eachother’s mind
Humans can create alternative realities where others live
Humans can deceive and lie to others
Humans can empathize w/each other&understand different views
108
Humans are considered to have which traits?
Strong sense of smell and sensitive hearing
Body Flexibility,Large Brains,Small hand/feet to body ratio
Obligatory Bipeds,Highly Encephalized Small Bones/Teeth
Small Bones/ Teeth, Quadraped, Loud Mating Calls
109
civil society is the collective will of citizens
True
False
110
prejudice + power =
ism
wicked problem
culture
111
Who were the first to use fire?
Homo Sapien
Homo Neanderthalensis
Australopithecus Afarensis
Homo Erectus
112
Lactase persistence causes production of an enzyme that causes an inability to digest lactose
False
True
113
Did humans stop evolving after our species originated in africa?
No
Yes
114
Result from the action of a single gene at a single locus on a chromosome
Pleiotropic traits
Discrete traits
Complex traits
Polygenic traits
115
What is another word for genetic adaptation
evolutionary
behavioral
developmental
cultural
116
Concentrated on combatting the spread of neoliberal economic policies
neoliberalism
globalization
identity politics
antiglobalization
117
What is culture NOT
Symbolic
Nonadaptive
Learned
Evolving
118
The gradual acquisition of the characteristics&norms of a culture or group by a person
Enculturation
Moral relativism
Cultural relativism
Ethnocentrism
119
Anthropology has been called the “handmaiden of Imperialism” because of
its role documenting cultures in the colonies of European empires
120
Which were the first homonins?
Homo Afarensis, Orrorin, Homo Erectus
Sahelanthropus, Orrorin, and Ardipithecus
Homo Erectus, Homo Sapien, Sahelanthropus
Ardipithecus, Homo erectus, Homo Neaderthalensis
121
Lactase persistence is an example of gene culture coevolution
false
true
122
Privilege is not
Falling within what is deemed socially “correct”
advantage granted only to a particular person(s)
social theory
not used in the context of social inequality
123
The US is a multicultural society
True
False
124
What was the name of one of the first Australopithecus Afarensis to be found?
Maggie
Lacy
Ardi
Lucy
125
How long ago did Modern humans originate?
100 KYA
900 KYA
1.5MYA
200 KYA
126
Sickle Cell is a genetic adaptation resulting from close proximity to areas with
Chicken Pox
Tuberculosis
Malaria
Influenza
127
a problem that influences a considerable number of the individuals within a given society
deviance
social issue
wicked problem
128
the principle that all people are equal and deserve equal rights and opportunities
Motility
Culture Core
Agriculture
Egalitarianism
129
What is not a characteristic of agricultural societies?
Social stratification
High division of labor
¨Fixed settlements¨
Small populations
130
similar cultural adaptations&environmental conditions by people with similar ancestor cultures
Parallel Cultural Evolution
Convergent Cultural Evolution
131
Humans are special kind of primates because of, which of the following:
Ability to solve puzzles
Bipedalism& specialization of hands for object manipulation
Ability to fly
Strength to climb objects
132
What is true about obesity
40 thousand children are overweight
Changes in our environments that affect our metabolism,
Our sleep and work patterns have no effect on obesity
it is not a problem among the poor& in the developing world
133
Majority groups is a culturally, ethnically, or racially distinct group that
fills the role of the socially& institutionally dominant
coexists w/a dominant group,lacks social&institutional power
134
a person takes something with cultural sig. from another culture for their own, without respect
cultural appropration
cultural appreciation
135
Long-term and irreversible adaptation
Behavioral
Developmental
Genetic
Physiological
136
Who caused immigration laws to develop as ways for countries to control the movement of people.
transitional citizen
displaced person
refugee
137
Philosophical stance suggests that no one’s choices are better or worse than anyone else’s
Moral Relativism
Cultural Relativism
138
Humans are able to adjust biologically&behaviorally to different environments
Variable selection hypothesis
environmental stressors
plasticity
homeostasis
139
variation in individual skills, knowledge, and personalities
Cultural flexibility
Biological flexibility
140
Exchange of cultural features through firsthand contact
Diffusion
Globalization
Acculturation
Independent invention
141
Social/cultural group=assumed to have a bio. basis in shared genes/traits&dont overlap w/others
Race
Ancestry
Ethnicity
142
Nationalities are: "Ethnic groups that have, once had, or want their own country"
True
False
143
Homo Habilis is associated with which kind of tool use?
Acheulean
Heathenist
Mousterian
Oldowan
144
Tibetans have been high altitude residents for thousands of years, what adaptation is this
Developmental
Behavioral
Genetic
Physiological
145
Culture shapes how we eat, drink, sleep, and eliminate
False
True
146
affinity groups-groups linked by a common interests, purpose, status and/or experiences
true
false
147
What is FALSE about the Aztec State?
Foundation of society was intensive horticulture
Developed in the Mexican highlands in the 15th century
State was controlled by an absolute monarch
Social order was stratified into nobles, commoners, &serfs
148
Most common form of marriage, in terms of groups
Polygyny
Monogamy
Polygamy
Polyandry
149
Structures that are beyond individual control impact how people think and behave
Biological determinists
Individual Agency
Cultural constructionism
Structuralism
150
Encompasses all forces, as the world becomes increasingly interlinked&mutually dependent
Independent Intervention
Acculturation
Diffusion
Globalization
151
What is not a characteristic of pastoralism?
Do not usually maintain permanent settlements
Easy way to live in environments that arent good for farming
Maintain permanent residency
Breed&maintain large herds of domesticated grazing animals
152
Which is NOT a match
Mutation=Can be spontaneous or induced
Gene Flow=Transfer of genes from 1 population to another
Natural selection=Can be spontaneous or induced
Genetic Drift=random event, more pronounced in smaller pops.
153
A way of suspending judgment so as to better understand the POV of someone from another culture
Moral relativism
Cultural relativism
154
thinking another culture is ‘better’ than your culture
Moral Relativism
Cultural Relativism
Ethnocentrism
155
DNA is NOT
a self-replicating molecule
contain the nitrogenous base uracil
provides genetic code and means to translate code
a double helix
156
transnational citizens are marked by one identity and allegiance
True
False
157
Agricultural Revolution did not
Contributed to diversification in occupations
Allowed for larger populations
Negative health effects- evidence of iron deficiency anemia
Begin around 30,000 years ago
158
discomfort when new information causes internalized beliefs and bias to be challenged
cognitive dissonance
identity crisis
Culture shock
159
Which are characteristics of Primates?
Extended Development,nails not claws,&Steroscopic vision
Omnivore, Hibernates, stays with young for whole development
Stand up right, small brain to body size, long tail
Large canines, claws, opposable thumbs
160
is the conception, qualities, beliefs, and expressions that make a person or group
Identity crises
cultural shock
transitional identities
Identity
161
What is the largest to smallest of the basic needs according to Maslow
Self-Actualization, Love, Esteem, Safety, Physiological
Self-Actualization, Esteem, Love, Safety, Physiological
Physiological,Safety,Esteem,Love,Self-Actualization
Physiological,Safety,Love,Esteem,Self-Actualization
162
Modern humans have existed in Africa longer than anywhere else on the globe
False
True
163
learning about another culture while maintaining respect and courtesy
Cultural appreciation
Cultural appropriation
164
There are many species of mammal that can digest lactose after childhood
True
False
165
Class; religion; sexual orientation; country of origin.
Overt diversity
Covert diversity
166
Not all traits are adaptations
False
True
167
What is NOT true about diet and human growth
David Seckler proposed ‘small but healthy’ hypothesis
Evidence shows that 'small but healthy’ is not always true
Diet is a key component of human growth
Undernutrition can impact immune function
168
Any condition which disturbs the normal functioning of an organism
Plasticity
Homeostasis
Phenotype
Environmental Stressors
169
The US is a
Stew pot
Melting pot
Ramen bowl
S'more
170
Symbols are NOT
allow our brains to think metaphorically
allow our brains to think literally
an object, word, or action that represents something else
represent things that are not physically present
171
Was Homo Erectus the first Primate to move out of Africa?
No
Yes
They were never in Africa
They were not a primate
172
Structures made of protein and DNA that are located in the nucleus of a cell
Chromosomes
Sex cells
Gene
Allele
173
What is not one of the 4 reasons a wicked problem CANNOT be solved
the interconnected nature of these problems w/ other problem
the small economic burden,
incomplete or contradictory knowledge,
the number of people and opinions involved
174
Exchange of cultural features through firsthand contact
Diffusion
Acculturation
175
Act as switches to turn protein-coding genes on and off
Phenotype
DNA
Regulatory genes
Genotype
176
What allowed states to spread nationalist ideology at home and abroad through propaganda?
Mass media
Both
None of the above
Education
177
Society with economically interdependent ethnic groups
Plural societies
Cultural assimilation
Multiculturalism
178
What is referred to as the “Culture Vulture”?
museums
tourism
fairs
festivals
179
Scale is the measure or ordering of entities with respect to quantitative attributes
false
true
180
Culture is the Same as Nature
False
True
181
Biological anthropology is the study of
evolution&contemporary human biological&behavioral variation
human cultures through recovery&analysis of material remains
contemporary people and their cultures
language and communication, mainly among humans
182
Phenotypic Plasticity is the ability to:
Change your clothing when you get cold
Change eye color
Change your weight based on crop yield
Create art
183
What is the carrying Model?
Standing can facilitate seeing predators at longer distances
Minimizes exposure to the sun, and allows heat to dissipate
Bipedalism freed up the hands to allow for tool use
All animals carry things with either their mouth or hands
184
Anthropology is
Study of only living people
Study of humanity
Study of only dead people
Study of plants
185
third world
the Communist societies (Soviet Union, China…)
former colonies and “undeveloped” nations
the Capitalist societies (North America, Europe…)¤
186
What was found at the Blombos Cave, South Africa?
Mass grave
Palette&pain brush w/geometric carvings &shells with craving
Female Burial ceremony of a male body
Knives and animal bones that were carved
187
Merging of groups and their traditions within a society that endorses a single common culture.
Pluralism
Assimilation
188
What is not a match
Polygyny: Marriage of one woman to multiple men.
Polygamy: One individual has multiple spouses at one time
Monogamy:Both partners have one spouse.
Polyandry: Marriage of one woman to multiple men.
189
Multiple versions of a gene that code for slightly different proteins
Alleles
DNA
Chromosome
Protein

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