Jamaican ‘Cassanova’ lands on US Top 15 most-wanted list
Jamaican Leroy Headley who has been wanted in the United States for the April 2018 murder of the mother of his two children, has been added to the US Marshal top 15 most-wanted-men list.
According to www.usmarshals.gov, Headley, 38, who has been dubbed a modern-day ‘Cassanova’, has landed on the Marshals’ 15 most-wanted fugitives list, and authorities are asking the public for information that could lead to his arrest.
The Gleaner gathered that the US Marshals have intensified their search for Headley, who is accused of committing the brutal murder in Vermont.
“Leroy Headley’s alleged crimes have earned him a spot on this exclusive list we reserve for fugitives we consider the worst of the worst,” said US Marshals Service Director Donald Washington.
“We want his elevation to 15 most wanted to send a message that our investigation to find him is a top priority. We will use every available resource to bring him to justice”, Washington disclosed.
A reward of up to US$25,000 is being offered by the US Marshals for information leading directly to his arrest.
Reports are that on May 3, 2018, Headley allegedly shot and killed Anako Lumumba, 33, in their home in South Burlington, Vermont.
When authorities arrived at the residence, they found Lumumba dead from an apparent gunshot wound to the head.
Authorities believe after the crime, Headley fled to Albany, New York, where he abandoned his vehicle. US Marshals believe he could be anywhere.
According to reports, Headley has personal ties in Westmoreland, Jamaica, where he was born.
The US Marshals say he also has ties in Las Vegas, parts of Massachusetts, Florida, and could have associates in Montreal and Toronto, Canada.
The authorities have labelled Headley a womanising suspect.
He frequents dating sites and has a track record of womanising, which may help him hide in plain sight as he forms relationships with women who do not know his true identity.

He has a slight Jamaican accent; he may be sporting a shaved head or dreadlocks.


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title: Old sketchbook page
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Arrays and Hashes are unique because they can actually contain other objects. They are useful for saving and organizing information, and prove essential to programming in Ruby. Today I'm going give a very introductory overview of arrays, hashes and examples of how they can be used.
Arrays: Arrays can contain a group of objects in an ordered list. Each object in the arrays has a number, which makes arrays useful for maintaining order. For example, an array would be useful for keeping both a shopping list (where order doesn't matter) and names of people waiting for a table at a busy restaurant (where order matters).
shopping_list = ["eggs","milk","coffee","ice cream","dog food"]
waiting_list = ["Smith","Wilson","Cooper"]
We can play with this a bit more. Instead of text, let's put an array inside of our array waiting_list
. For each of the families listed, we're going to include their last name, the number of people in their party and also a true / false to indicate if it's a special occasion.
waiting_list = [
["Smith", 4, true],
["Wilson", 2, false],
["Cooper", 10, true]
]
As you can see within the main array, there are three different arrays. The Smith family is the first array. We can see that they have a party of four and they are celebrating something tonight. Arrays can get much more complex than this, but this gives you an idea as to useful and flexible they can be.
Hashes: Hashes are similar to Arrays in that they also contain other objects. While arrays contain an ordered list of individual objects, Hashes contain multiple pairs of "keys" and "values". The keys can help provide context for the information in value. For example, let's say you wanted to store information on all of your friend's favorite things. We could create a hash called courtneys_favorites
and inside have "keys" (favorite color, favorite food, favorite movie) that correspond to "values" (blue, burritos, Reno 911).
courtneys_favorites = {
"favorite color" => "blue",
"favorite food" => "burritos",
"favorite movie" => "Reno 911"
}
In the code above, the key favorite color
points to the value blue
. This is very simple example of hashes can be useful for saving and providing context for information.
Mix It Up: Let's put hashes inside an array. Let's use the friend example, we're going to have an array of three of our friends. Each item in that array is going to be a hash. Inside each hash we are going to use keys and values to store each friend's name, their favorite food and their hometown.
friends = [
{"name" => "Stephanie", "favorite food" => "fried pickles", "hometown" => "Atlanta"},
{"name" => "Nicole", "favorite food" => "ribbon candy", "hometown" => "Rochester"},
{"name" => "Leah", "favorite food" => "gyoza", "hometown" => "Seattle"}
]
As you can see, we have information about three friends stored in our friends
array. Each friend has its own hash within the array. Very interesting stuff!
You can see from these examples how useful both arrays and hashes can be, and how they can work together to organize information.


module Widget:sig
..end
Creating widgets and giving life to them
Widgets are simple graphic elements that can react to user interaction. They are
the inhabitants of your GUI house. When a widget is woken up by some event,
it can talk to another widget by means of a connection
.
type
t
The type Widget.t
is a union of all kinds of widgets: Box, Button, Check box,
Image, Label, Slider, Text display, and Text input, plus the Empty
widget.
For instance, in the following code:
let w = label "Hello" in
let l = get_label w in
...
w
has the generic Widget.t
type, while l
has the specialized Label.t
type.
A connection has a source widget and a target widget. When the source
widget receives a specified event, the connection is activated, executing a
specified function, which is called Widget.action
.
An action is always executed in a new Thread (and hence will not block the
GUI), unless the priority Main
is specified.
type
connection
typeaction =
t -> t -> Tsdl.Sdl.event -> unit
An action is a function with three parameters w1 w2 ev
, where
w1
is the source widget, w2
the target widget, and ev
the event
(Trigger.t
) that triggered the action.
The action should regularly verify Trigger.should_exit
ev
and quickly
exit when that function returns true
.
What happens when an event triggers an action while the same action (=
same connection id) is already running? Several behaviours are possible,
depending on the following Widget.action_priority
type.
type
action_priority =
| |
Forget |
(* | discard the new action | *) |
| |
Join |
(* | execute the new after the first one has completed | *) |
| |
Replace |
(* | kill the first action (if possible) and execute the second one | *) |
| |
Main |
(* | run in the main program. So this is blocking for all subsequent actions | *) |
val connect : t ->
t ->
action ->
?priority:action_priority ->
?update_target:bool ->
?join:connection ->
Trigger.t list -> connection
connect source target action triggers
creates a connection from the
source
widget to the target
widget, but does not register it (this
may change in the future...). Once it is registered (either by
Main.create
or Widget.add_connection
), and assuming that the layout
containing the source widget has focus, then when an event ev
matches one of the triggers
list, the action
is executed with
arguments source target ev
.
priority
: indicates the desired priority policy. Default is Forget
.val connect_main : t ->
t ->
action ->
?update_target:bool ->
?join:connection ->
Trigger.t list -> connection
Alias for connect ~priority:Main
. Should be used for very fast actions
that can be run in the main thread.
val add_connection : t -> connection -> unit
Registers the connection with the widget. This should systematically be
done after each connection creation, when the connection is created after Main.create
.
Connections that are created before Main.create
should rather be
passed as argument to Main.create
, and not via
add_connection
. Although this is not strictly necessary, this indicates
that these connections are more 'pure' or at least more static, in the
sense that they will not be modified by Bogue. These are usually much
easier to debug.
add_connection
is separated from Widget.connect
because it is not pure: it
mutates the widget. This might change in future versions.
val update : t -> unit
update w
asks the widget w
to refresh at next frame. The most probable
use of update
is within the code of an Widget.action
. It can happen that the
action modifies the visual state of a widget that is neither the source or
the target, and then one needs to explicitly tell this widget to re-draw
itself.
val on_release : release:(t -> unit) -> t -> unit
on_release ~release:f w
registers on the widget w
the action f
,
which will be executed when the mouse button is released on this widget.
Uses priority=Main
release:(t -> unit) -> t -> unit
: Similar to Widget.on_release
but specialised to button widgets. It also checks
the key used to activate buttons (currently, the Return key).
val on_click : click:(t -> unit) -> t -> unit
Uses priority=Main
val mouse_over : ?enter:(t -> unit) ->
?leave:(t -> unit) -> t -> unit
As a general rule, widgets should be created using the functions below, which
belong to the Widget module and create an element of type Widget.t
. However, for
some specialized usage, additional features may be available from the widget
underlying module (eg. Label
, Box
, etc.). See the conversion
functions below.
val box : ?w:int -> ?h:int -> ?style:Style.t -> unit -> t
Create a Box widget, which simply displays a rectangle, optionally with
rounded corners and drop shadow. It is often used for the background of a
group of widgets (i.e. a Layout.t
).
The standard on/off check boxes.
val check_box : ?state:bool -> ?style:Check.style -> unit -> t
val set_check_state : t -> bool -> unit
Use this for multi-line text.
val text_display : ?w:int -> ?h:int -> string -> t
val rich_text : ?size:int ->
?w:int -> ?h:int -> Text_display.words list -> t
val verbatim : string -> t
val html : ?w:int -> ?h:int -> string -> t
Display basic html text by interpreting the following tags:
,, ,, ,,
,
,

val label : ?size:int ->
?fg:Draw.color ->
?font:Label.font -> ?align:Draw.align -> string -> t
Create a Label widget with a one-line text.
val icon : ?size:int -> ?fg:Draw.color -> string -> t
Create a Label widget with a FontAwesome icon.
For instance icon ~size:24 "star"
creates a widget that displays the
"fa-star" fontawesome icon.
val empty : w:int -> h:int -> unit -> t
Create a widget that does not display anything but still gets focus and reacts to events.
val image : ?w:int ->
?h:int ->
?bg:Draw.color ->
?noscale:bool -> ?angle:float -> string -> t
Load image file.
val image_from_svg : ?w:int -> ?h:int -> ?bg:Draw.color -> string -> t
Requires rsvg
.
val image_copy : ?rotate:float -> t -> t
Return a new "Image" widget linked to the same image (same underlying
Image.t
, hence same texture.)
val text_input : ?text:string ->
?prompt:string ->
?size:int ->
?filter:Text_input.filter -> ?max_size:int -> unit -> t
?kind:Button.kind ->
?label:Label.t ->
?label_on:Label.t ->
?label_off:Label.t ->
?fg:Draw.color ->
?bg_on:Style.background ->
?bg_off:Style.background ->
?bg_over:Style.background option ->
?state:bool ->
?border_radius:int ->
?border_color:Draw.color ->
?action:(bool -> unit) -> string -> t
: val slider : ?priority:action_priority ->
?step:int ->
?value:int ->
?kind:Slider.kind ->
?var:(int Avar.t, int) Tvar.t ->
?length:int ->
?thickness:int ->
?tick_size:int -> ?lock:bool -> ?w:int -> ?h:int -> int -> t
val slider_with_action : ?priority:action_priority ->
?step:int ->
?kind:Slider.kind ->
value:int ->
?length:int ->
?thickness:int ->
?tick_size:int -> action:(int -> unit) -> int -> t
Create a slider that executes an action each time the local value of the slider is modified by the user.
You can use an Sdl_area widget to draw whatever you want using all the power of the SDL Renderer API.
val sdl_area : w:int -> h:int -> ?style:Style.t -> unit -> t
See Sdl_area.create
regarding the size (w,h)
.
val check_box_with_label : string -> t * t
let b,l = check_box_with_label text
creates a check box b
, a label
l
, and connect them so that clicking on the text will also act on the
check box.
These generic functions work on all types of widgets, and emit an error in the log (without raising any exception) whenever the type of the argument makes no sense for the function.
These functions are very handy, but sometimes can hide a bug. For instance
if you want to use get_state t
, while you know that t
should always be
of type Button
, then it will help debugging to use instead the slightly
longer form Button.state
(get_button t)
. Indeed the latter will fail
if t
happens not to be a Button.
val get_state : t -> bool
Query a boolean state. Works for Button and Check.
val get_text : t -> string
Return the text of the widget. Works for Button, TextDisplay, Label, and TextInput.
val size : t -> int * int
If the widget is not rendered yet, a default size may be returned instead of the true size.
val set_state : t -> bool -> unit
Set a boolean state. Works for Button and Check.
val set_text : t -> string -> unit
Change the text of a widget. Works for Button, TextDisplay, Label, and TextInput.
val set_cursor : t -> Tsdl.Sdl.cursor option -> unit
Set the cursor that should be displayed for this widget. Note that the Sdl
functions for creating cursor are only available after SDL
initialization. One can use a Lazy
type or Sync.push
for delaying
their execution.
These functions raise Invalid_argument
whenever their argument is not of
the correct type.
val get_box : t -> Box.t
val get_check : t -> Check.t
val get_label : t -> Label.t
t -> Button.t
: val get_slider : t -> Slider.t
val get_text_display : t -> Text_display.t
val get_text_input : t -> Text_input.t
val get_image : t -> Image.t
val get_sdl_area : t -> Sdl_area.t
val map_text : (string -> string) -> action
map_text f
is a Widget.action
that replaces the text of the second widget
by f
applied to the text of the first widget.


1 write to _isDisposed
System.Management.Automation (1)
engine\remoting\client\Job.cs (1)
3457
_isDisposed
= true;
4 references to _isDisposed
System.Management.Automation (4)
engine\remoting\client\Job.cs (4)
2861
if (
_isDisposed
|| _stopIsCalled || IsFinishedState(JobStateInfo.State))
2868
if (
_isDisposed
|| _stopIsCalled || IsFinishedState(JobStateInfo.State))
3445
if (
_isDisposed
)
3452
if (
_isDisposed
)


This module adds a CAPTCHA verification to the submission and contact forms so as to ensure they are submitted by a person.
If running OpenConf on your own server, sign up for a reCAPTCHA account and enter your account API keys into this module's settings. Note: Use of reCAPTCHA API version 2.0 requires PHP have allow_url_fopen enabled.
The OpenConf Hosting Service already has this module pre-configured and no configuration is necessary – simply install and activate the module.
Follow the instructions provided with the CAPTCHA field on the form.
Version 2.0.0
- Added support for reCAPTCHA 2.0
Version 1.3.0
- Added settings import/export
Version 1.2.2
- Updated recaptchalib.php
Version 1.2.1
- Fixed PHP_SELF reference in init.inc
Version 1.2.0
- Changed to use new submission form fieldset
- Split out author and concact fields
Version 1.1.1
- Added token check for settings.inc
Version 1.1.0
- Changed author-validate to check for existence of POST variables
- Changed author-fields to not display blank table row for contact form, and included field label
Version 1.0.0
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In 1995, Danish writer/director Lars von Trier established Dogma, a oddly restrictive anti-establishment filmmaking manifesto that requires its participants to take a vow of chastity forbidding the use of, among other things, props, sets, artificial sound and light, lens filters and superficial action, all while filming with one handheld camera. To date, it's worked wonders – producing von Trier's phenomenal Breaking the Waves, Thomas Vinterberg's The Celebration and 1999 Cannes favorite Mifune. von Trier's decree also forces its filmmakers to give up the idea that they are creating art `at the cost of any good taste and any aesthetic considerations.' Yikes!
After watching The Idiots you could get the impression that von Trier is probably more than a little like the film's lead, Stoffer (Jens Albinus). Stoffer is the ringleader of a very bizarre co-ed communal household of fellow Danes that have shunned the normal life for that of relative idiocy. That's right – I said idiocy. The David Lynch lookalike Stoffer and his housemates venture out into civilization for the sole purpose of acting like retards.
  In fact, Adam Sandler gets $20 million per picture to do it.
 They're probably closer kin to Stanley Tucci and Oliver Platt in The Impostors – people using their skills to con themselves into positions that are generally unobtainable by the average Joe (or, in this case, your average Bjørn).  It can also get you access to tour a factory that would otherwise be off-limits.
Don't get me wrong – this movie shouldn't make you think of Pauly Shore. It's a fascinating character study that makes you wish that the film could continue on after the credits role, just so you could learn more about what makes these people tick (the handheld filming gives The Idiots a very real, documentary feel). Why is Stoffer so hell-bent on obtaining perfect idiocy?   Trying to answer these questions is pretty futile once the full-penetration scene hits the screen. But I'm not complaining…
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7.1d(i) Modal Window
Main Background
- Dark Blue(#073347), 95% Opacity,
- Fills up whole browser window behind modal window
Header
- 14px, Medium Blue (#207b9e), Open Sans bold, all caps,
- 24px line-height
Title
- 21 px, Dark Gray (#333), Open Sans regular, 24px line-height
Body copy
- 16 px, Medium Gray (#666), Open Sans Regular, 24px line-height
- Grey background: Light Gray (#e7e7e7)
If more than one button: Margin: Between buttons: 15px
Notes
Documentation for Modal Dialog
Browser / AT Testing Profiles Used
- Windows: IE8 / JAWS 12
- Windows: Firefox 13 / NVDA 2012.1
- OSX Lion: Safari 6 / VoiceOver
Suggested Profiles for Future Testing:
- IOS: Safari 6 / VoiceOver
- Windows: Chrome / JAWS 13
HFP Notes
Known Accessibility Issues
VoiceOver does not announce the dialog when focus is moved into a field inside of it.
Notes for Developers
No accessibility related notes.
Notes for Testers
When the dialog is created, ensure that:
- Focus is moved to a field inside the dialog
- The screen reader announces the dialog before announcing the focused element
- It is not possible to tab out of the dialog
- It is possible to close the dialog using Escape or a "close" button


How to view the image associated with an item on the Repository module. Note: Not all repository designs (skins) have an associate image.
Viewing an Image


Alert information:
Median of segment before: {{item.median_before_anomaly}}
Median of segment after: {{item.median_after_anomaly}}
Relative change: {{item.percent_changed}}
Test: {{parentPath}}/{{seriesName}}
Value: {{value}} (± {{stddev}})
Point ID: {{pointId}}
Time added: {{timestamp}}


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Professor Reza Joadat has 14 years’ experience in academic, senior management and researcher position. He is specialist in Database development.
About course
Database management basics provide the foundation you need for a career in data warehousing, database development or business intelligence as well as for the entire data knowledge. In this course, you will create relation database, SQL statement to extract information to satisfy business reporting requests, create relationship diagrams to design database.
Work
in this tutorial we will lean to build the interactive database.


The Chicago Boss API is mostly stable, but still might change before 1.0.
Jump to:
Generated instance methods
Associations (belongs_to
, has
)
Save hooks
BossRecords are specially compiled parameterized modules that follow the "active record" pattern. BossRecords go into your project's model/ folder and will have functions generated for saving them into the database and for accessing related BossRecords. Important aspects of BossRecords:
The first parameter of a BossRecord should always be called
Id
, and the other parameters should be CamelCased attributes of your data model.All parameters will be available as lower-case, underscored functions, e.g.
-module(foo, [Id, TheText])
will generate the getter functionsid()
andthe_text()
, and the settersid(NewId)
andthe_text(NewText)
. Note that setters do not save the BossRecord.To auto-generate an ID, pass the atom
'id'
as the first parameter tomy_module:new
.Call
new
with strings, floats, integers, atoms, or binaries for all other parametersParameters that end in "Time" (e.g.,
CreationTime
,UpdateTime
) should be passed eithererlang:now()
or a DateTime tuple.You can add your own functions to a BossRecord module, which will have access to the generated functions described below.
To see the full API for a BossRecord called
foo
at any time during development, point your browser to /doc/foo on your dev server.
Generated functions
Generated instance functions of a BossRecord include:
Saves this boss_record
record to the database. The returned record
will have an auto-generated ID if the record's ID was set to 'id'.
Performs validation first, returning ErrorMessages
if validation fails. See validate/0
.
Validates this boss_record
without saving to the database.
Errors are generated from this model's validation_tests/0
function (if defined),
which should return a list of {TestFunction, ErrorMessage}
tuples. For each test,
TestFunction
should be a fun of arity 0 that returns true
if the record is valid
or false
if it is invalid. ErrorMessage
should be a (constant) string that will be
included in ErrorMessages
if the associated TestFunction
returns false
on this
particular boss_record
.
Set multiple record attributes at once. Does not save the record.
A proplist of the boss_record
parameters and their values.
A list of the lower-case boss_record
parameters.
Reset a counter to zero
Atomically increment a counter by 1.
Atomically increment a counter by the specified increment
Retrieve a list of the names of belongs_to
associations.
Retrieve all of the belongs_to
associations at once.
Returns the value of Id
Set the value of Id
.
Other getters and setters are generated based on the parameters of your BossRecord.
Associations
Special associations are generated from the following module attributes:
Requires a matching FooId
in the parameter list. Adds a function foo()
which returns the BossRecord (of any type, usually foo
) with ID equal to the current BossRecord's FooId
.
-has({bars, Count}). % Count > 1
-has({bars, many}). % alias for 1 million
Generates a function bar()
or bars()
which returns up to Count
"bar" BossRecords with FooId
equal to this BossRecord's ID. If Count is greater than 1, also creates first_bar()
and last_bar()
which return the first and last items in the association.
When Count
is not equal to 1, has
can also take a proplist of options as the third element in the tuple:
Valid options are:
sort_by
- attribute to sort on. Defaults to 'id'sort_order
- whether to sort numerically or as a string, and ascending or descending. Valid values are:str_ascending
- As string in dictionary order A-Zstr_descending
- As string in reverse dictionary order Z-Anum_ascending
- As number, low numbers firstnum_descending
- As number, high numbers first
module
- If the assocation name is different than the underlying module, use this option to specify the underlying module.foreign_key
- If the associated module uses something unexpected for the foreign key, use this option to specify the foreign key (e.g.person_id
).
Note that Time and float attributes are stored internally as integers, so sort them with num_ascending
or num_descending
.
The two above attributes work similar to belongs_to
and has_many/has_one
in Rails.
Generates a function foo_counter()
which returns the value of the counter, initialized to zero. Each BossRecord may have an unlimited number of counters. Manipulate the counters with reset
and incr
above.
SPECIAL NOTE: Everything in the Model directory will be compiled as a BossRecord rather than as a regular Erlang module; you don't need to do or declare anything special.
Save hooks
You can specify logic to be run anytime a BossRecord is saved. Just define one or more of these functions in your module:
before_create()
- executed just before a new BossRecord is saved to the database.before_update()
- executed just before an existing BossRecord is saved to the database.after_create()
- executed just after a new BossRecord is saved to the database.after_update()
- executed just after an existing BossRecord is saved to the database.
Return values are ignored.


Menuconfig
Zephyr is like linux
Once you have build a sample, you can add extra stuff by using the configuration menu.
$ west build -t menuconfig
Modules --->
Board Selection (nRF52832-MDK) --->
Board Options --->
SoC/CPU/Configuration Selection (Nordic Semiconductor nRF52 series MCU) --->
Hardware Configuration --->
ARM Options --->
Architecture (ARM architecture) --->
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@inproceedings{jiang2017joint, title={Joint Multichannel Deconvolution and Blind Source Separation}, author={Jiang, Ming and Bobin, J{\'e}r{\^o}me and Starck, Jean-Luc}, booktitle={Signal Processing with Adaptive Sparse Structured Representations (SPARS) workshop}, year={2017} }


MI-ACID REGULAR STRENGTH
- aluminum hydroxide, magnesium hydroxide and dimethicone suspension
TYA Pharmaceuticals
Disclaimer: Most OTC drugs are not reviewed and approved by FDA, however they may be marketed if they comply with applicable regulations and policies. FDA has not evaluated whether this product complies.
Aluminum hydroxide 200 mg (equivalent to dried gel, USP)
Magnesium hydroxide 200 mg
Simethicone 20mg
Ask a doctor before use if you have
• kidney disease
• a magnesium-restricted diet
taking a prescription drug.
Ask a doctor or pharmacist before use if you are
Antacids may interact with certain prescription drugs.
symptoms last more than 2 weeks Stop use and ask a doctor if
ask a health professional before use. If pregnant or breast-feeding,
• shake well before use
• adults and children 12 years and older: take 2 to 4 teaspoonfuls between meals, at bedtime, or as directed by a doctor
• do not take more than 24 teaspoonfuls in 24 hours or use the maximum dosage for more than 2 weeks
• children under 12 years: ask a doctor
• magnesium 85 mg, sodium 1 mg each 5 mL teaspoonful contains:
• store at room temperature
• protect from freezing
• keep tightly closed
• TAMPER-EVIDENT: Do not use if breakaway band on bottle is missing or broken.
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| Labeler - TYA Pharmaceuticals (938389038) |
| Registrant - TYA Pharmaceuticals (938389038) |
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| Name | Address | ID/FEI | Business Operations |
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| TYA Pharmaceuticals | 938389038 | RELABEL(64725-0004), REPACK(64725-0004) |