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On September 11, 2001, window cleaner Jan Demczur freed several people from an elevator in the World Trade Center. The F.A.Z. met him three months after the attacks.

F.A.Z. editorial photographer Helmut Fricke reflects on the human stories amidst the chaos in Manhattan following the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001.

The F.A.Z. European conference focused on how artificial intelligence, Donald Trump, and the war in Ukraine are impacting Europe's sovereignty.

A prominent German newspaper's daily briefing highlights the upcoming general debate where Chancellor Friedrich Merz is expected to deliver a pivotal address. The publication also previews other major global events, including the Apple foldable phone launch and US midterm preparations.

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Following a significant electoral victory in Saxony-Anhalt, the far-right Alternative for Germany party faces steep internal obstacles in its pursuit of national leadership.

The Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung (F.A.Z.) presents its editorial program at the Frankfurt Book Fair 2026, featuring conversations with authors like Jill Lepore and Robert Habeck.

A recent German wage analysis examines the earnings and career prospects of forest rangers, revealing why many consider it a deeply rewarding profession. The report underscores the balance between modest pay and the role’s strong public appeal.

The latest Herzblatt feature examines high-profile divorces, record-breaking couples, and essential fashion accessories for modern women.

Despite growing demand, Germany's fiber optic network expansion remains slow due to historical development patterns and limited consumer interest, prompting calls for policy changes.

A recent F.A.Z. survey reveals that the gap between young women and older men represents Germany's widest political divide, surpassing traditional East-West differences ahead of regional elections.

Der Meteorologe Jörg Kachelmann nimmt kein Blatt vor den Mund. Er spricht über Wettermythen, eine „Inshallah-Haltung“ in deutschsprachigen Ländern – und kritisiert im F.A.Z.-Interview auch die F.A.Z.

Family-owned industrial gas giant Messer has reshuffled its board, naming an external executive with prior Siemens experience as its new chief financial officer.

The rapid expansion of artificial intelligence requires enormous amounts of electricity and cooling water, sparking a new global competition over critical resources.

As robotic-assisted procedures become increasingly common in German hospitals, medical professionals emphasize the need for patients to understand both the benefits and potential risks before undergoing such operations.

The protein-rich food is increasingly appearing on German plates, sparking discussion about shifting dietary trends.

New financial data reveals that private gold investments in Germany have collectively exceeded one trillion euros, reflecting a strong shift toward tangible assets amid economic uncertainty.

Moscow is now also seeking an international arrest warrant for an F.A.Z. correspondent on charges of "inciting hatred or hostility."

The podcast features a diplomat and a professor discussing how holding a German state law examination opens doors to legal careers in countries like South Korea and Australia.

The latest edition of the climate blog questions whether current models underestimate global warming, while issuing warnings about drastically increased flood risks, storm surges, and the strongest El Niño event in over a century.

A recent German political analysis podcast imagines a future where the Alternative for Germany party wins the 2033 election and forms a coalition government led by Alice Weidel.

Discussions are emerging regarding who will succeed António Guterres as the next Secretary-General of the United Nations. The question of his replacement is becoming a prominent topic.

Russia has asked the Berlin public prosecutor's office for a legal assessment regarding a question posed by a Balkan correspondent for the German newspaper F.A.Z. The prosecutor's office is now examining whether there is an initial suspicion of a crime.

The F.A.Z. Einspruch Podcast features a discussion with a university professor and a 'Repetitor' about career paths in legal academia and the role of 'Repetitorium' (exam preparation courses). The episode delves into the myth of 'Repetitorium' and the relevance of contemporary legal education.

A former F.A.Z. correspondent reflects critically on the decline of German-Russian relations during the 1990s, sharing personal experiences from her time in Moscow.

A F.A.Z. finance and real estate podcast reviews a year of model investment strategies, discussing winners, laggards, and the importance of balanced portfolios.

A report suggests that the impending winter could impact the Eurozone economy more severely than the recent drought and heatwaves. While the region has managed the energy price shock from the Iran war, future energy risks are concentrated on the coming winter.

CDU state premiers are advocating for the 'Rente mit 63' (retirement at 63) plan, emphasizing specific considerations for East Germany, a stance that has met with resistance.

Eight people were injured in a collision in Offenbach, Germany, according to a liveblog from F.A.Z.

A series from F.A.Z. examines the increasing prominence of prefabricated houses, highlighting their success in a challenging construction market despite facing their own set of difficulties.

While many sectors of the construction industry face difficulties, prefabricated house manufacturers are experiencing growth, though they still encounter their own set of challenges.

A German podcast discusses the development of artificial intelligence, questioning whether humanity still understands its creations and if AI presents an opportunity to solve problems or an existential threat.

'Lawyers are needed everywhere' – including in major law firms. How do you get started, and how great is the mental pressure really?

Fraudsters are spreading AI-generated videos under the title "TimeToDivideGermany" that call for the division of Germany, misusing the F.A.Z. logo to lend credibility to their disinformation campaign.

Germany is set to replace its mandatory paper receipt system with a 'receipt provision obligation' via QR codes, a move that a new draft law suggests will create significant administrative burden for many businesses.

Amidst reports of an explosive drone incident at Leipzig airport and its potential connections, Iran is reportedly setting demands for the United States and former President Trump.

A podcast episode titled 'The Big Questions of Humanity (3): When will we defeat cancer?' explores the ongoing efforts and challenges in finding a cure for cancer. The discussion delves into the scientific and medical advancements in cancer research.

"Lawyers are needed everywhere" – including in self-employment. We talk about how the path from law school to your own law firm and notary's office succeeds.

Die Debatte um die Steinmeier-Nachfolge nimmt unerwartet Fahrt auf. Taiwan probt den Ernstfall eines chinesischen Angriffs. Und ein Teil einer SpaceX-Rakete kracht auf den Mond. Der F.A.Z.-Frühdenker.

This article, part of the F.A.Z. series 'America, as it is written in the book,' discusses David Foster Wallace's novel 'Infinite Jest' (1996), recognizing him as a prominent literary talent of his generation and the book as a cult classic.

A F.A.Z. series explores the intersection of the art world and the stock market, highlighting that participating in art auctions requires significant financial resources, with only a few artists benefiting from the proceeds.

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The F.A.Z. Feuilleton's curated exhibition calendar for August 2026 highlights various museum shows, including Hammershøi in Zurich, Thomas Demand in Vienna, and Karl Simrock with the Brothers Grimm in Bonn.

Following Thorsten Frei's election as parliamentary group leader and the appointment of new ministers, discontent with Chancellor Merz is reportedly growing within CDU state associations.

Alex Haley's historical epic 'Roots' (1976) and its film adaptation, which significantly popularized the history of slavery, are featured in the F.A.Z. series "America, as it is written in the book."

New testimonies in the Reichsbürger trial reveal that an accused individual spied on the Bundestag, as reported in the F.A.Z. Rhein-Main Feierabend-Briefing, which also covers new developments in drinking water supply and Berlin personnel.

This F.A.Z. newsletter covers various top news, including the killing of a suspect after a CSD attack in Berlin, Steffen Bilger replacing Patrick Schnieder as Transport Minister, and companies' skepticism about the energy transition.

The concert industry is a multi-billion dollar business, with three major corporations holding significant influence, though most concerts in Germany are not large arena shows.

The greatest fear of AI coming true?

Die Entscheidung von Jens Spahn, über eine Leihmutter in den USA ein Kind zu bekommen, hat das Thema hier wieder auf den Tisch gebracht. Welche rechtlichen und ethischen Aspekte sind da wichtig?

Reports indicate that coaches suspected of power abuse are appearing at youth gymnastics championships in Germany, reportedly meeting with victims in plain sight. Concerns are raised that abuse has no tangible consequences.

The dismissal of Ukrainian Defense Minister Mychajlo Fedorow, considered the architect of recent drone successes against Russia, has led to protests among the Ukrainian population, raising questions about President Zelenskyy's leadership.

More than a third of Germans are reluctant or unwilling to fly. A pilot and flight attendant specializing in the topic discuss triggers and coping mechanisms for aviophobia in a new health podcast.

Während der Krieg zwischen den USA und Iran gerade wieder eskaliert, steht Israel inzwischen vermeintlich an der Seitenlinie. Welche Rolle spielt Benjamin Netanjahu noch im Irankrieg?

Despite longevity pioneer Bryan Johnson's recent illness, 94-year-old Nobel laureate Walter Gilbert shares his personal secrets for a long, healthy, and fulfilling life.

Wie wichtigsten Transfer-News im Fußball ▷ Transfermarkt, Vereinswechsel und Vertragsverlängerungen in der Bundesliga und international im Überblick bei der F.A.Z.

Financial markets are closely watching for the European Central Bank's upcoming interest rate decision, with analysts debating whether rates will be raised. Investors are assessing economic indicators to predict the central bank's next move on monetary policy.

F.A.Z. editors want to discuss the recent state elections with readers; one can remember events like September 11, 2001, surprisingly well.

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In a F.A.Z. KI Podcast episode, Philipp Eckelmann discusses how he personally uses AI programming tools to test new language models, exploring how this shift impacts the cost structures and business models of software development.

German schoolchildren have achieved their worst results ever in mathematics according to the latest PISA study, raising concerns about the national education system.

The Bundestag continues deliberations over Finance Minister Klingbeil's draft budget for 2027, while political tensions rise following the Alternative for Germany (AfD) party's electoral breakthrough in Saxony-Anhalt.

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A localized news ticker covering current developments and sunny weather conditions across Frankfurt and the broader Hessen region.

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A constitutional law specialist discusses the possible political impact of the Alternative for Germany party in Saxony-Anhalt following recent elections, outlining legal boundaries and governance scenarios.

In a recent F.A.Z. podcast interview, prominent meteorologist Jörg Kachelmann addresses rising temperatures, drought, and severe weather patterns in Germany while challenging public misconceptions about climate and forecasting. He also critiques media coverage and regional attitudes toward weather preparedness.

In a podcast interview, Left Party chairwoman Susanne Schwerdtner stated she hopes the CDU has a viable political plan, noting her party's potential role as a kingmaker in Saxony-Anhalt.

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Simon Strauß talks with F.A.Z. culture editor Axel Weidemann and GTA streamer Denis Werth alias Heideltraut about the Grand Theft Auto myth.

The German newspaper's culture section publishes its monthly exhibition calendar, highlighting key shows including a GDR horticulture showcase in Erfurt and works by Simon Hantaï in Baden-Baden.

Early data indicates greenhouse gas emissions only decreased by seven million tons in the first half of the year, raising concerns that the federal government will fail to meet its climate goals.

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Nico Elsner, head of the Young Union in Saxony-Anhalt, sparked debate by stating that while formal coalitions are off the table, practical collaboration with the far-right AfD remains necessary.

The walls are shaking at VW. 100,000 jobs are at stake. What does Lower Saxony's Minister President Olaf Lies have to say about it?

A F.A.Z. podcast features author Bender discussing a hypothetical scenario where the AfD wins the 2033 German election and forms a coalition with the CDU, with Alice Weidel as Chancellor.

The US debt market, long considered a stable anchor of the global financial system, is facing increasing doubts despite its historical advantages for investment.

A military expert, Lange, stated in a F.A.Z. podcast that Vladimir Putin is not desperate but rather cynical and brutal, facing domestic pressure in Russia, with implications for Ukraine and Europe.

Four former bank employees have been indicted in Germany for illegal Cum-Ex share transactions in 2008, with the alleged damage exceeding 20 million Euros, tracing a path from Frankfurt to London.

Ukraine is increasingly vulnerable to Russian ballistic missiles due to a severe shortage of ammunition for its Patriot air defense systems, while new, faster drones pose an additional threat in cities amidst an internal power struggle.

Germany's Foreign Office has criticized Russia for its increasingly aggressive actions against journalists, specifically condemning threats made against F.A.Z. Balkan correspondent Michael Martens.

A F.A.Z. podcast features a discussion between F.A.Z. Feuilleton editor Jürgen Kaube and sociologist of science Rudolf Stichweh, exploring the ongoing necessity and relevance of the Nobel Prize.

A German report explores whether switching to an electric car truly leads to savings despite high petrol prices, using the F.A.Z.-Autorechner for analysis.

A new economic report suggests that the upcoming winter poses a greater threat to the Eurozone economy than recent droughts and heatwaves. While the region has largely absorbed the impact of the Iran war's energy price shock, future risks are increasingly focused on energy supply and costs in the colder months.

The F.A.Z. car calculator analyzes whether switching to an electric car is worthwhile, concluding that electric vehicles are not always more economical in the long run.

Prefabricated house manufacturers are experiencing growth in the construction sector, despite facing some challenges.

The introduction of the weight-loss drug Semaglutide in tablet form is expected to further transform medicine, following the impact of the injectable version, raising questions about its broader adoption.

Wolfgang Sandner, a long-time music critic for F.A.Z., will receive the Hessian Jazz Prize in September for his significant contributions to jazz discourse over many decades.

The F.A.Z. Rhein-Main Feierabend-Briefing reports on regional topics including municipalities controlling water consumption with potential €5000 fines, intelligence services warning of espionage, and Frankfurt reconciling with a work of art.

An article reflects on how Nazi crimes and mass murder were discussed in Germany 70 years ago, referencing a serialized novel in the F.A.Z. that set new standards for public discourse on the Holocaust.

Ukraine and Serbia are reportedly discussing joint drone production, as a shortage of American missiles impacts two ongoing conflicts. Ukrainian President Zelenskyy is visiting Serbia, a country traditionally friendly to Putin.

Germany's new Transport Minister Bilger has called a crisis meeting to address low water levels, while a heatwave has prompted red alerts in 25 Italian cities.

A podcast delves into humanity's big questions, specifically addressing the promise by tech billionaires to overcome death and achieve eternal youth, examining it as a matter of scientific possibility and feasibility.

The F.A.Z. morning briefing discusses the influence of low water levels on fuel prices, the unexpected momentum in the debate over Steinmeier's successor, Taiwan's drills simulating a Chinese attack, and a SpaceX rocket part crashing on the moon.

The F.A.Z. series "America, as it is written in the book" features Junot Díaz's 2007 novel "The Brief Wondrous Life of Oscar Wao," highlighting its significance as a literary voice for the Hispanic population in English.

The F.A.Z. Podcast for Germany has launched a summer series titled "The Big Questions of Humanity." The first episode explores the question, "Is this the beginning of the end?"

A podcast from the 75th Nobel Laureate Meeting in Lindau features scientists discussing fundamental questions about human longevity, conquering diseases, and the future of humanity.

Concerns are rising in Germany regarding the Rhine River's water levels, with questions about whether they will drop to their lowest historical point.

Deutsche Bahn is set to present its half-year balance sheet, while the German Chancellor departs for summer vacation. Separately, a case concerning the forwarding of private chat messages is being heard at the Federal Court of Justice.

A podcast episode, part of a summer series on career paths for lawyers, discusses the entry into professions such as judges and public prosecutors, highlighting the demand for legal professionals in the justice system.

Devastating wildfires have been raging for days in Spain and France, forcing hundreds of thousands of people to evacuate as forests are described as 'powder kegs'.

Günter Bannas, a journalist known for his precise, sober, impartial, and fair reporting on German politics for F.A.Z., has passed away in Berlin.

An Allensbach survey commissioned by F.A.Z. reveals that a majority of Germans believe the state regulates too much, though most do not feel significantly restricted in their personal freedom.

The decision by Jens Spahn to have a child via a surrogate in the USA has reignited the debate in Germany about the legal and ethical aspects of surrogacy, with a podcast exploring the 'yes or no' question.

The F.A.Z. Frühdenker briefing highlights discussions between the USA, China, and Russia at the ASEAN meeting, alongside other news such as Pistorius's visit to KNDS and a heatwave in Spain.

A F.A.Z. health podcast explores the topic of aviophobia, with a pilot and flight attendant specializing in the subject offering insights into what triggers fear of flying for many Germans.

Die Sommer werden immer heißer und die Abkühlungsmöglichkeiten immer weniger. Denn Deutschlands Schwimmbäder sind in keinem guten Zustand. Ein Blick auf die Zahlen.

The German armed forces (Bundeswehr), similar to the economy, are struggling to attract new talent and are promoting attractive career paths. An article explores why individuals become officers and their potential earnings.

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The far-right Alternative for Germany party secured a decisive victory in the Saxony-Anhalt regional election, marking significant losses for the Christian Democratic Union amid broader federal budget debates.

Bavarian Minister-President Markus Söder accused the AfD of using extortion methods during the F.A.Z. European Conference in Berlin, rejecting calls for a ban procedure but maintaining reform stances.

A daily news roundup covers Friedrich Merz's upcoming keynote speech, the burial of King Harald of Norway, anticipation for a new foldable iPhone, and Donald Trump's address to US Republicans ahead of midterm elections.

German students performed worse than ever in the current PISA study.

Marking the 25th anniversary of the September 11 attacks, journalists and survivors recall the events and the lasting impact on those affected.

The German federal government is advocating for amendments to European Union packaging laws to reduce compliance burdens on independent shops and small businesses.

Leading German economic research institutes have upgraded their short-term growth projections, citing improved industrial output and stabilizing consumer demand. Analysts warn, however, that structural challenges and global headwinds prevent premature celebration of a sustained recovery.

An analytical piece explores the implications of Russia's firm diplomatic response to Germany, warns of a potential new escalation phase in Ukraine, and notes a resolution approaching in a long-running music copyright dispute.

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European Union foreign ministers convened to debate strategies for sustaining military and financial aid to Ukraine. Discussions also focused on whether to implement stricter economic sanctions against Russia in response to the ongoing war.

With the Christian Democratic Union likely needing support to form a government in Saxony-Anhalt, the Left Party's leadership is positioning itself as a decisive bargaining chip, demanding substantial policy concessions.

Despite polarized opinions ranging from dislike to favorite status, tofu is increasingly appearing on dinner tables, driven by shifting consumer trends toward plant-based protein sources.

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The German handicraft sector's outlook is worsening, with association president Jörg Dittrich citing concerning levels of weak business investment activity.

The Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung invites researchers to submit proposals showcasing their work and its relevance to current societal challenges, with applications open until October 2026.

Following recent flooding disasters, Chancellor Friedrich Merz is convening fiscal conservatives in Berlin to negotiate substantial reductions to the European Union's budget, signaling a tough stance on financial contributions.

AfD twilight for the CDU? In conversation with the Junge Union leader Nico Elsner from Saxony-Anhalt, who does not want to form a coalition but wants to cooperate with the AfD.

The press freedom organization criticized ongoing criminal proceedings and an international manhunt targeting a reporter who asked a sensitive question, arguing such actions violate fundamental journalistic rights.

The German federal cabinet is meeting for a retreat at Neuhardenberg Castle, marking the end of the summer break, while the US aims to cut Iran's economic lifeline and a TikTok trend leads to fatalities.

Carsten Günther is reportedly set to become the new President of the Federal Administrative Court, according to exclusive reports.

Growing skepticism is being reported regarding the US debt market's long-standing role as a stable anchor for the global financial system, despite its historical advantages for investors.

A military expert provides analysis on Russian President Vladimir Putin's response to domestic pressure, examining the implications for Ukraine and Europe.

A F.A.Z. podcast discusses the significance of the economy in US elections, referencing the famous Clinton-era slogan, and questions whether Donald Trump can still present a positive economic picture.

The Robert Koch Institute has presented new figures regarding the health damages caused by the recent heatwave, contributing to the ongoing assessment of its severity.

The Bundesliga has won a years-long legal battle against Viagogo concerning short selling, marking a clear signal against inflated prices in the secondary ticket market, though clubs continue to clash with the platform.

The failed rescue attempt of humpback whale Timmy is reportedly leading to political repercussions in Germany, amidst concerns over low gas storage levels.

A F.A.Z. podcast features a discussion between F.A.Z. Feuilleton editor Jürgen Kaube and sociologist of science Rudolf Stichweh, exploring the ongoing necessity and relevance of the Nobel Prize, noting that many laureates have career breaks.

The Farmers' Association presents its harvest balance. The federal government is bundling its efforts for more security against drone attacks.

A report indicates that the Eurozone economy has largely absorbed the energy price shock from the Iran war and is only moderately affected by heatwaves. However, risks are increasingly concentrated on energy supplies for the upcoming winter.

The German Journalists' Association has protested against Russia's judicial investigation into the F.A.Z.'s Balkan correspondent, demanding that there should be no show trial in Moscow.

A F.A.Z. health podcast discusses how difficult conversations, such as those in the workplace, can impact mental and physical well-being, and offers strategies to mitigate these effects.

A F.A.Z. podcast delves into humanity's big questions, specifically whether artificial intelligence poses an existential threat or offers a chance to solve previously intractable problems.

The F.A.Z. Frühdenker briefing covers potential mass migration to Ceuta, the five-year anniversary of the Taliban taking Kabul, and divided opinions on German government reforms.

A podcast discusses the radical changes in nature driven by human activity and examines the role of science in understanding and addressing these environmental transformations.

Two young top graduates advocated for reforms in law studies in a guest contribution for F.A.Z. Einspruch. However, their proposals are only partially convincing, sparking a debate on the future of legal education.

Die Bundesregierung weist Forderungen nach einer erweiterten Zuständigkeit der Bundeswehr für die Drohnenabwehr an Flughäfen zurück.

The train line between Hanau and Friedberg in Germany has been reopened, according to a liveblog update from the F.A.Z.

Yaa Gyasi's 2016 novel 'Homegoing' narrates American colonial history through the intertwined fates of fourteen characters across seven generations. This is featured as part of the F.A.Z. series 'America, as it is written in the book'.

A F.A.Z. Einspruch podcast discusses the path from studying law to establishing one's own law firm and notary practice, emphasizing the widespread need for legal professionals.

The F.A.Z. summer podcast series, 'The Great Questions of Humanity,' delves into significant topics such as artificial intelligence, the prospect of eternal life, curing cancer, climate change, and issues of war and peace.

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Chinese AI startup Moonshot AI, which has garnered significant attention with its latest AI model, is working to expand its business internationally, with Germany being a top priority.

A health podcast delves into the topic of urinary tract infections (UTIs), focusing on cases where the condition becomes chronic, affecting some women practically constantly despite being considered a minor ailment.

A podcast explores whether air conditioning is a solution or part of the problem in combating rising heat. Research into more effective and environmentally friendly cooling systems is underway, alongside discussions on alternative cooling methods.

Elon Musk has publicly criticized the film 'Odyssey,' which is breaking records, and announced plans to create his own AI-powered version of the story.

Alice Walker's novel 'The Color Purple' is analyzed as an erotic coming-of-age story with a fairytale ending, beginning in the worst misery, as part of a F.A.Z. series on American literature.

Hundreds of thousands of people have been forced from their homes as powerful wildfires sweep across Spain and France, revealing the growing scale of a climate crisis already reshaping the continent.

How does Jürgen Klopp want to get the DFB team going?

The F.A.Z. Frühdenker daily news summary covers topics including potential progress towards an end to the Ukraine war, legal questions in Karlsruhe, a leadership change in the Chancellery, and a mention of 'Toy Story 5'.

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The dismissal of Ukraine's Defense Minister Mychajlo Fedorow, considered the architect of recent drone successes against Russia, has sparked protests among the Ukrainian population, raising questions about President Zelenskyy's leadership.

Amidst wars, crises, and climate change, an increasing number of people struggle to engage with global events, leading to 'news avoidance.' A F.A.Z. article explores strategies to overcome this phenomenon and combat 'news depression.'

A health podcast from F.A.Z. delves into the common issue of aviophobia, or fear of flying, discussing its triggers and offering insights from a pilot and flight attendant specialized in the topic.

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