How does michelangelo's pieta reflect humanism?
Q. How does michelangelo's pieta reflect humanism?
Asked by Matisyahu - Thu Dec 6 13:43:56 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It is a top Renaissance masterpiece. And Renaissance is the fountain of humanism.
Answered by somerlo - Thu Dec 6 13:53:25 2007
Q. How does michelangelo's pieta reflect humanism?
Asked by Matisyahu - Thu Dec 6 13:43:56 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It is a top Renaissance masterpiece. And Renaissance is the fountain of humanism.
Answered by somerlo - Thu Dec 6 13:53:25 2007
Where can I find The Pieta devotional booklet to order on line?
Q. It is a Catholic Devotional book
Asked by Monica W - Sat Aug 19 23:11:55 2006 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Here is an online copy of the book in its entirety: If you'd rather order a copy of the book online, here's a site that will do it: Hope that helps!
Answered by Doctor Why - Mon Aug 21 17:18:23 2006
Q. It is a Catholic Devotional book
Asked by Monica W - Sat Aug 19 23:11:55 2006 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Here is an online copy of the book in its entirety: If you'd rather order a copy of the book online, here's a site that will do it: Hope that helps!
Answered by Doctor Why - Mon Aug 21 17:18:23 2006
In the pieta mary is shown as holding the body of Jesus on her laps.Is it possible for a woman of her age?
Q. to do so?
Asked by hmm - Mon Sep 8 07:51:08 2008 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Well we know that Mary was present at the crucifixion of Her Son and I see no reason why She could not have cradled His lifeless body as depicted in the Pieta, Jesus was 33yrs old and Mary was possibly no more than 16 yrs older, so give or take She was around 50yrs old,not to old to have held Her Son at all. God bless.
Answered by Sentinel - Mon Sep 8 08:00:57 2008
Q. to do so?
Asked by hmm - Mon Sep 8 07:51:08 2008 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Well we know that Mary was present at the crucifixion of Her Son and I see no reason why She could not have cradled His lifeless body as depicted in the Pieta, Jesus was 33yrs old and Mary was possibly no more than 16 yrs older, so give or take She was around 50yrs old,not to old to have held Her Son at all. God bless.
Answered by Sentinel - Mon Sep 8 08:00:57 2008
How did Michelangelo made pieta?
Q. what materials did he use? why do u think he selected these materials?
Asked by FROmJapan:(:) - Sun Aug 31 03:01:01 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The Pieta is carved out of Carrera marble. Carrera is a location in Italy that has lots of marble, and is considered by many as the best and the most beautiful mable in the world. Michelangelo went there himself, and harvested the marble himself. It is a very tedious process, because it had to be scored, (meaning determining the dimensions) and then it had to be removed, that took great skill not to break the block, and once it was removed from the mountain, it had to be dropped to the ground and placed on a cart, and carried off to the location where the carving would take place. Michelangelo used the tools of his day, hammers and chisels, but more than that, he used his eyes. His gift of pulling the most spectacular art work out of… [cont.]
Answered by Jan H - Sun Aug 31 03:42:45 2008
Q. what materials did he use? why do u think he selected these materials?
Asked by FROmJapan:(:) - Sun Aug 31 03:01:01 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The Pieta is carved out of Carrera marble. Carrera is a location in Italy that has lots of marble, and is considered by many as the best and the most beautiful mable in the world. Michelangelo went there himself, and harvested the marble himself. It is a very tedious process, because it had to be scored, (meaning determining the dimensions) and then it had to be removed, that took great skill not to break the block, and once it was removed from the mountain, it had to be dropped to the ground and placed on a cart, and carried off to the location where the carving would take place. Michelangelo used the tools of his day, hammers and chisels, but more than that, he used his eyes. His gift of pulling the most spectacular art work out of… [cont.]
Answered by Jan H - Sun Aug 31 03:42:45 2008
What influenced Michelangelo to make the sculpture, "The Pieta?"?
Q. What influenced Michelangelo to make the sculpture, "The Pieta?"?
Asked by c - Mon Nov 17 10:10:59 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Cardinal Jean de Billheres commissioned it. Artists in Michelangelo's time worked to commission (that is, they were asked to make things by clients, and were paid for it). They never made a thing and then looked for a customer That was Michelangelo's 'influence'. There are a number of articles about it on the internet - why not start off with the wikipedia ones and then work your way down.
Answered by derfini - Mon Nov 17 10:19:17 2008
Q. What influenced Michelangelo to make the sculpture, "The Pieta?"?
Asked by c - Mon Nov 17 10:10:59 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Cardinal Jean de Billheres commissioned it. Artists in Michelangelo's time worked to commission (that is, they were asked to make things by clients, and were paid for it). They never made a thing and then looked for a customer That was Michelangelo's 'influence'. There are a number of articles about it on the internet - why not start off with the wikipedia ones and then work your way down.
Answered by derfini - Mon Nov 17 10:19:17 2008
How do you pronounce La Pieta?
Q. By Michelangelo.
Asked by ScorpioFreak - Tue May 18 17:33:22 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. there's actually an accent over the a at the end of pieta, which affects the pronunciation la pea- a (pronounced like when you say the alphabet, rhymes with hey)- tah
Answered by msbenett - Wed May 19 00:26:13 2010
Q. By Michelangelo.
Asked by ScorpioFreak - Tue May 18 17:33:22 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. there's actually an accent over the a at the end of pieta, which affects the pronunciation la pea- a (pronounced like when you say the alphabet, rhymes with hey)- tah
Answered by msbenett - Wed May 19 00:26:13 2010
What does Michelangelo's "pieta" mean to you?
Q. What does Michelangelo's "pieta" mean to you?
Asked by thatgirl - Thu Feb 15 11:49:37 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. masterpiece
Answered by blueiichris - Thu Feb 15 11:57:18 2007
Q. What does Michelangelo's "pieta" mean to you?
Asked by thatgirl - Thu Feb 15 11:49:37 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. masterpiece
Answered by blueiichris - Thu Feb 15 11:57:18 2007
I'm doing an artwork analysis for MichelAngelo's pieta?
Q. can u help me?
Asked by FROmJapan:(:) - Mon Sep 1 02:06:22 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Do an "ADVANCED" Google search. There are so many good websites available. This is what I copied from: This is probably the world's most famous sculpture of a religious subject. Michelangelo carved it when he was 24 years old, and it is the only one he ever signed. The beauty of its lines and expression leaves 1asting impression on everyone. With this magnificent statue Michelangelo has given us a highly spiritual and Christian view of human suffering. Artists before and after Michelangelo always depicted the Virgin with the dead Christ in her arms as griefstricken, almost on the verge of desperation. Michelangelo, on the other hand, created a highly supernatural feeling. As she holds Jesus' lifeless body on the her lap, the Virgin's… [cont.]
Answered by Nick vanderwaarden - Mon Sep 1 03:20:19 2008
Q. can u help me?
Asked by FROmJapan:(:) - Mon Sep 1 02:06:22 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Do an "ADVANCED" Google search. There are so many good websites available. This is what I copied from: This is probably the world's most famous sculpture of a religious subject. Michelangelo carved it when he was 24 years old, and it is the only one he ever signed. The beauty of its lines and expression leaves 1asting impression on everyone. With this magnificent statue Michelangelo has given us a highly spiritual and Christian view of human suffering. Artists before and after Michelangelo always depicted the Virgin with the dead Christ in her arms as griefstricken, almost on the verge of desperation. Michelangelo, on the other hand, created a highly supernatural feeling. As she holds Jesus' lifeless body on the her lap, the Virgin's… [cont.]
Answered by Nick vanderwaarden - Mon Sep 1 03:20:19 2008
Need information on Michelangelo's Pieta sculpture.?
Q. I'm doing an essay on michelangelo's pieta scultpure and I was wondering if anyone could direct me to a site with very good specific information on it. I've looked some of the easy ones like wikipedia but need some more if there is any. Thank you.
Asked by Jimmy - Tue Jun 1 17:51:52 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. One interesting fact about the Pieta is that it is the only work Michelangelo ever did that he signed. Michelangelo's Pieta was sculpted from marble and is currently located in St. Peter s Basilica. In 1498 Michelangelo received a commission from a Roman Cardinal asking if he could create a statue of the Mary clothed, with the dead Christ in her arms, and life size. Two years later, when the work was completed, the critics exclaimed it was a masterpiece.
Answered by TriCyclic - Fri Jun 4 19:52:36 2010
Q. I'm doing an essay on michelangelo's pieta scultpure and I was wondering if anyone could direct me to a site with very good specific information on it. I've looked some of the easy ones like wikipedia but need some more if there is any. Thank you.
Asked by Jimmy - Tue Jun 1 17:51:52 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. One interesting fact about the Pieta is that it is the only work Michelangelo ever did that he signed. Michelangelo's Pieta was sculpted from marble and is currently located in St. Peter s Basilica. In 1498 Michelangelo received a commission from a Roman Cardinal asking if he could create a statue of the Mary clothed, with the dead Christ in her arms, and life size. Two years later, when the work was completed, the critics exclaimed it was a masterpiece.
Answered by TriCyclic - Fri Jun 4 19:52:36 2010
is 'pieta' by michele angelo worshiped in churches?
Q. is 'pieta' by michele angelo worshiped in churches?
Asked by A.R - Tue Apr 28 17:01:32 2009 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. No. I don't know where you'd get such a preposterous idea. I can't make the following point any more prominent: Catholics do not worship anyone or anything else other than the One True God that exists in the form of the Holy Trinity. While we certainly do give much honor to Mary and the Saints, this is not to be confused with worship. To clear up this misconception, consider this scenario: What do you do during the National Anthem? All Americans are encouraged to stand, facing the flag, remove their hats, put their hand to their heart, and recite the words as they are sung. However, this certainly isn't worship, is it? You are simply giving honor to your country, and the thousands upon thousands of troops who sacrificed their lives for… [cont.]
Answered by Jim ((C.A.B.)) - Tue Apr 28 17:35:15 2009
Q. is 'pieta' by michele angelo worshiped in churches?
Asked by A.R - Tue Apr 28 17:01:32 2009 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. No. I don't know where you'd get such a preposterous idea. I can't make the following point any more prominent: Catholics do not worship anyone or anything else other than the One True God that exists in the form of the Holy Trinity. While we certainly do give much honor to Mary and the Saints, this is not to be confused with worship. To clear up this misconception, consider this scenario: What do you do during the National Anthem? All Americans are encouraged to stand, facing the flag, remove their hats, put their hand to their heart, and recite the words as they are sung. However, this certainly isn't worship, is it? You are simply giving honor to your country, and the thousands upon thousands of troops who sacrificed their lives for… [cont.]
Answered by Jim ((C.A.B.)) - Tue Apr 28 17:35:15 2009
Why did people in the Renaissance use marble for sculptures?
Q. I'm doing a project about art from the Renaissance.And I'm giving information about Michelangelo's Pieta. I would like to know why he used marble and how does the Pieta sculpture relate to the time of the Italian Renaissance?
Asked by Captain Mochico - Wed Sep 2 19:49:31 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The Italian Renaissance was located within a few miles of some of the finest marble in the world, everyone worked in it and people buying stuff expected it to be in marble. Marble does a wonderful skin tone and depending on how it is finished has a variety of textures, even when pretty smooth that make it look softer than it is.
Answered by mike1942f - Thu Sep 3 00:07:48 2009
Q. I'm doing a project about art from the Renaissance.And I'm giving information about Michelangelo's Pieta. I would like to know why he used marble and how does the Pieta sculpture relate to the time of the Italian Renaissance?
Asked by Captain Mochico - Wed Sep 2 19:49:31 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The Italian Renaissance was located within a few miles of some of the finest marble in the world, everyone worked in it and people buying stuff expected it to be in marble. Marble does a wonderful skin tone and depending on how it is finished has a variety of textures, even when pretty smooth that make it look softer than it is.
Answered by mike1942f - Thu Sep 3 00:07:48 2009
Rome: La Pieta: which museum and when accessible?
Q. also: from Rome airport: how far and can I take a bus (can I purchase a ticket there?) or is there a metro service? never been to Rome (rather obvious, yes?). Also, internet cafes at the airport or near city center? Thanks, Robert. (and I don't knowl why they put that Q. in GREECE!)
Asked by robert43041 - Sat Jul 4 10:27:37 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. La Pieta is on St. Peter's Basilica. From Fiumicino you need to take Leonardo Express to Termini and there you can take subway Linea A to "Ottaviano-San Pietro". Stop at Ottaviano San pietro and walk in direction of Basilica (is not so far from subway). In Rome there are also interneet cafe.
Answered by Jeanne V - Tue Jul 7 08:12:03 2009
Q. also: from Rome airport: how far and can I take a bus (can I purchase a ticket there?) or is there a metro service? never been to Rome (rather obvious, yes?). Also, internet cafes at the airport or near city center? Thanks, Robert. (and I don't knowl why they put that Q. in GREECE!)
Asked by robert43041 - Sat Jul 4 10:27:37 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. La Pieta is on St. Peter's Basilica. From Fiumicino you need to take Leonardo Express to Termini and there you can take subway Linea A to "Ottaviano-San Pietro". Stop at Ottaviano San pietro and walk in direction of Basilica (is not so far from subway). In Rome there are also interneet cafe.
Answered by Jeanne V - Tue Jul 7 08:12:03 2009
Wich do you think is the greatest achievement: El Quijote Vs Citizen Kane Vs 5th symphony vs Pieta Vs Kiss?
Q. you can select others like taj mahal, angkor, pyramids, hamlet, casablanca, the messiah, ...
Asked by jajaja j - Fri Aug 10 16:12:51 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. To: JaJaJaJ, Your question is huge, it covers too much territory for me! You may want to trim it a bit... ...or maybe other intrepid Yahoo users are better equipped to answer such a loose cannon 'greatest achievement' question than I. Am. (Itjustmakesmefeeltiny.) (And too fond of too many different things.) Good luck with it!
Answered by LK - Fri Aug 10 17:14:05 2007
Q. you can select others like taj mahal, angkor, pyramids, hamlet, casablanca, the messiah, ...
Asked by jajaja j - Fri Aug 10 16:12:51 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. To: JaJaJaJ, Your question is huge, it covers too much territory for me! You may want to trim it a bit... ...or maybe other intrepid Yahoo users are better equipped to answer such a loose cannon 'greatest achievement' question than I. Am. (Itjustmakesmefeeltiny.) (And too fond of too many different things.) Good luck with it!
Answered by LK - Fri Aug 10 17:14:05 2007
what is the theme song for the new TFC show Pieta with Sherry Gil???? ?
Q. Ya, I was watching the drama today and I was like wow pretty song but the show itself to me is a bit confusing...hope it gets better though
Asked by youko - Tue Oct 28 22:31:04 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. "Kapalaran" by Ciara Sotto The show seems interesting and complex, and the actors in it are very talented from Alessandra de Rossi to Cherry Gil and Ryan Agoncillo...
Answered by ejtl - Tue Oct 28 22:42:54 2008
Q. Ya, I was watching the drama today and I was like wow pretty song but the show itself to me is a bit confusing...hope it gets better though
Asked by youko - Tue Oct 28 22:31:04 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. "Kapalaran" by Ciara Sotto The show seems interesting and complex, and the actors in it are very talented from Alessandra de Rossi to Cherry Gil and Ryan Agoncillo...
Answered by ejtl - Tue Oct 28 22:42:54 2008
How much are these pope coins worth?
Q. 1983 pope memorial coins from Rome bought in Rome in 1983. Italian writing. One has picture of the Vatican with the pope on other side .One says MichaelAngelo on the back with La pieta sculpture with pope on the other side. Both 1983 Pope Memoral Coins.Both say Roma.Both made out of half ounce of silver.
Asked by summer - Fri Jun 25 19:39:13 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There is no great demand for memorial coins by collectors. If your coin has truly 1/2 ounce of silver (actual silver weight) then it is worth about $10, based on todays spot price for silver.
Answered by cactusgene - Sun Jun 27 20:19:52 2010
Q. 1983 pope memorial coins from Rome bought in Rome in 1983. Italian writing. One has picture of the Vatican with the pope on other side .One says MichaelAngelo on the back with La pieta sculpture with pope on the other side. Both 1983 Pope Memoral Coins.Both say Roma.Both made out of half ounce of silver.
Asked by summer - Fri Jun 25 19:39:13 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There is no great demand for memorial coins by collectors. If your coin has truly 1/2 ounce of silver (actual silver weight) then it is worth about $10, based on todays spot price for silver.
Answered by cactusgene - Sun Jun 27 20:19:52 2010
michelangelo's pieta... what are ure personal feelings toward it?
Q. i simply think it's just brethataking the way he managed to grave very detail and the way the feeling are expressed... it's just amazing... whta do you think?
Asked by *waiting & wishing* - Mon Feb 2 14:12:03 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes, I agree. Can you believe that he made it when he was only 23? Amazing. It's too bad about the bullet-proof glass they've placed infront of it. It would have been much better to view without that there.
Answered by Brittany - Mon Feb 2 16:07:20 2009
Q. i simply think it's just brethataking the way he managed to grave very detail and the way the feeling are expressed... it's just amazing... whta do you think?
Asked by *waiting & wishing* - Mon Feb 2 14:12:03 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes, I agree. Can you believe that he made it when he was only 23? Amazing. It's too bad about the bullet-proof glass they've placed infront of it. It would have been much better to view without that there.
Answered by Brittany - Mon Feb 2 16:07:20 2009
MichelANGElo Pieta`? need help?
Q. Hey guys I have to find and artwork by Michael Angelo and wite a parragraph on each of the following topics: -social -religious -historical -political -geographical impacts that each of these have on the artwork u choose ( I was thinking pieta plz help!!! any kind of help how does that help???
Asked by Sxiii can I;) - Wed Feb 11 10:22:30 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. First, Michelangelo, not how you wrote it. The pieta is a sculpture of Jesus and his mother, Mary. I believe the block of marble that it was carved from was passed around from artist to artist and none of them could figure out how to work it until it came to Michelangelo and he saw the sculpture of Jesus and Mary within it. This sculpture is a unique depiction of Jesus and Mary because it depicts Jesus as a grown man but Mary is large and carrying him. Instead of the typical depictions of the two of them after the crucifixion where she is a weak mother crying over her son, she is a (very) large protective mother, strong and carrying him.
Answered by Sewer - Wed Feb 11 11:12:57 2009
Q. Hey guys I have to find and artwork by Michael Angelo and wite a parragraph on each of the following topics: -social -religious -historical -political -geographical impacts that each of these have on the artwork u choose ( I was thinking pieta plz help!!! any kind of help how does that help???
Asked by Sxiii can I;) - Wed Feb 11 10:22:30 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. First, Michelangelo, not how you wrote it. The pieta is a sculpture of Jesus and his mother, Mary. I believe the block of marble that it was carved from was passed around from artist to artist and none of them could figure out how to work it until it came to Michelangelo and he saw the sculpture of Jesus and Mary within it. This sculpture is a unique depiction of Jesus and Mary because it depicts Jesus as a grown man but Mary is large and carrying him. Instead of the typical depictions of the two of them after the crucifixion where she is a weak mother crying over her son, she is a (very) large protective mother, strong and carrying him.
Answered by Sewer - Wed Feb 11 11:12:57 2009
Do you think The Vatican should pay for The Restoration of The Pieta?
Q. The Pieta was stolen from Saint Peter's Basilica at The Vatican. The Pieta was descecrated with a chainsaw and is in very poor condition. The costs to restore The Pieta are over $50 million US dollars. A new insurance policy for The Pieta will be at least $600 million US dollars. What should we do? Should we ask parishoners to help out with the costs? The Vatican bank account only has $492 million US dollars. The Queen of France, Mary Antoinette Baptiste the Third, has offered to pay for everything. Will the parishoners of The Roman Catholic Church allow her to pay for The Restoration of The Pieta? (It is her favorite statue). The Queen of France, Mary Antoinette Baptiste the Third, also wants to permanently move The Pieta to The Grand… [cont.]
Asked by Fire. - Fri Mar 12 05:26:23 2010 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I assume this is a hypothetical question because - if you are referring to Michaelangelo's famous Pieta - it has not been stolen from the Vatican, it has not been damaged with a chainsaw, it is bloody huge and made of marble and would be impossible to take anywhere and, moreover, it is behind a bloody great slab of bullet-proof glass. Also, there was no queen of France last time I checked. This story grows fishier and fishier.
Answered by Hungry Hungry Hypocrite - Fri Mar 12 05:37:11 2010
Q. The Pieta was stolen from Saint Peter's Basilica at The Vatican. The Pieta was descecrated with a chainsaw and is in very poor condition. The costs to restore The Pieta are over $50 million US dollars. A new insurance policy for The Pieta will be at least $600 million US dollars. What should we do? Should we ask parishoners to help out with the costs? The Vatican bank account only has $492 million US dollars. The Queen of France, Mary Antoinette Baptiste the Third, has offered to pay for everything. Will the parishoners of The Roman Catholic Church allow her to pay for The Restoration of The Pieta? (It is her favorite statue). The Queen of France, Mary Antoinette Baptiste the Third, also wants to permanently move The Pieta to The Grand… [cont.]
Asked by Fire. - Fri Mar 12 05:26:23 2010 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I assume this is a hypothetical question because - if you are referring to Michaelangelo's famous Pieta - it has not been stolen from the Vatican, it has not been damaged with a chainsaw, it is bloody huge and made of marble and would be impossible to take anywhere and, moreover, it is behind a bloody great slab of bullet-proof glass. Also, there was no queen of France last time I checked. This story grows fishier and fishier.
Answered by Hungry Hungry Hypocrite - Fri Mar 12 05:37:11 2010
anyone heard of artist named pieta myatt who worked in zambia in the 70's mostly drawing pencil portraits?
Q. looking for web site for her work and possible value of drawings
Asked by Cyn in Kent - Sat Jan 20 04:56:01 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Hello there, I have searched everywhere on the net for any mentions of this artist, but I can find nothing whatsoever, which is unusual. Really sorry, I wanted to at least find something for you! x
Answered by smee_1972 - Sat Jan 20 08:43:03 2007
Q. looking for web site for her work and possible value of drawings
Asked by Cyn in Kent - Sat Jan 20 04:56:01 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Hello there, I have searched everywhere on the net for any mentions of this artist, but I can find nothing whatsoever, which is unusual. Really sorry, I wanted to at least find something for you! x
Answered by smee_1972 - Sat Jan 20 08:43:03 2007
how many Pieta's did michelangelo create?
Q. how many Pieta's did michelangelo create?
Asked by tabbywheat - Sun Jul 18 20:38:25 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Three, we think, but one is actually a "Deposition". The so-called "Palestrina Pieta" is almost certainly not Michelangelo's. See below:
Answered by Lili - Sun Jul 18 20:42:14 2010
Q. how many Pieta's did michelangelo create?
Asked by tabbywheat - Sun Jul 18 20:38:25 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Three, we think, but one is actually a "Deposition". The so-called "Palestrina Pieta" is almost certainly not Michelangelo's. See below:
Answered by Lili - Sun Jul 18 20:42:14 2010
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