A(z) Religion In Praxis csatorna legjobb podcastjai (2024)

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Cognitive Mysteries of Religion: A Conversation with Professor Armin W. Geertz 40:55

20d ago40:55

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How do our brains naturally predispose us towards religious beliefs? In this episode of Religion in Praxis, we dive deep into the cognitive science of religion with Professor Geertz, a leading figure in the field. We start by exploring what the cognitive science of religion entails and its importance for understanding human belief systems. From the…

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In Search of Jesus: The Historical vs. Theological Christ - Interview with Professor Samuel Byrskog 47:13

2M ago47:13

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Scholars struggle to piece together the historical puzzle of Jesus' life and are faced with the task of interpreting his teachings within the cultural and political milieu of his time. In the quest to understand Jesus Christ, two distinct perspectives emerge: the "historical Jesus" and the "theological Jesus. This fascinating dichotomy presents a u…

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Nationalisation of the Sacred: Book Discussion with Cyril Hovorun, Katharina Kunter and Emil Hilton Saggau 45:48

3M ago45:48

45:48

Do the long-running conflicts over territory, saints, and sacred sites that have engulfed the Eastern Orthodox churches in post-communist Eastern Europe reflect deep-seated political and national rivalries? In this episode we discuss the book by Emil Hilton Saggau, "Nationalisation of the Sacred Orthodox Historiography, Memory, and Politics in Mont…

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Swedish Crossroads: Church, Death, and the Quest for Meaning - Interview with Dr. Jakob Wirén 37:23

4M ago37:23

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In this episode, the Conversation Series presents ‘Swedish Crossroads: Church, Death, and the Quest for Meaning’; a comprehensive examination of the interrelationship between death, societal norms, and spiritual beliefs within the distinct socio-cultural context of Sweden. The discussion critically analyzes the influence of Swedish secular values, …

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What Is Putinism And How Does It Work? Interview with Professor Mikhail Suslov 58:45

5M ago58:45

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In this final episode from Religion in Praxis of this year, Professor Mikhail Suslov takes us deep into an ideological moment and situation named Putinism. In a world where the interplay of ideology, religion, and national identity shapes the contours of global politics, understanding the dynamics of Putinism and the role of the Russian Orthodox Ch…

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What happens when an ancient faith meets a modern pandemic? 59:29

6M ago59:29

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Can centuries-old religious practices adapt to unprecedented global challenges? I discuss the book with co-authors of chapters: Professor Tymofii Brik and Vasilios N. Makrides as well as PhD candidate Stefan Radojkovic. “Orthodox Christianity and the COVID-19 Pandemic” chronicles the resilience and adaptation of Orthodox communities to the pandemic…

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Timeless Traditions, Changing Times: A Sociological Voyage through Orthodox Christianity with Tornike Metreveli 46:29

7M ago46:29

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In my latest research, I delve into the complex world of Orthodox Christianity and its impact on society in times of crisis. I explore how faith acts as a dual force - providing comfort and influencing political events. I focus on three distinct areas in which Orthodoxy plays a central role. First, I look at how church and state interact in Ukraine…

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Freedom, Faith, and Fracture: Sweden's Quran Burning Dilemma - Oliver Scharbrodt 41:27

8M ago41:27

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In the twenty-fourth episode of the Conversations Series, our host Tornike Metreveli is joined by Professor Oliver Scharbrodt to unpack the ethical, legal, and societal ramifications of Quran burnings in Sweden. As a nation celebrated for its commitment to free speech and multiculturalism, Sweden finds itself at the intersection of a daunting dilem…

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The Spirit of Capitalism - Liah Greenfeld Trilogy, Part 3 46:45

9M ago46:45

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In this episode of the Conversations Series, a final discussion takes place with the renowned award-winning sociologist Professor Liah Greenfeld. With a host Tornike Metreveli, Liah Greenfeld discusses key arguments from Greenfeld's book, "The Spirit of Capitalism." Greenfeld delves into a central question once explored by Max Weber: What truly dri…

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Mind, Modernity, Madness - Liah Greenfeld Trilogy, Part 2 39:15

10M ago39:15

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This is the twenty-third episode of the Conversations Series, and in this second episode in the ongoing triology of conversations with the renowned award-winning sociologist Professor Liah Greenfeld, Greenfeld unravels the dark side of the American dream. We dare to question if the very essence of the ambition-driven culture, built on limitless sel…

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Deconstructing the Russian Invasion of Ukraine: National Identity, Modernity, and Power - Liah Greenfeld Trilogy, Part 1 51:14

11M ago51:14

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In this edition, we embark on a trilogy of discussions with the esteemed, award-winning sociologist, Professor Liah Greenfeld. Our dialogue applies theories of nationalism and modernity to understand the motivations behind the Russian invasion of Ukraine. We first dissect the underpinnings of Russia's national identity and consciousness, exploring …

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#19 Serhii Plokhii 40:41

12M ago40:41

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Ignoring White House warnings, Russia's surprising invasion of Ukraine in February 2022 left the world in shock. The war, initiated by Putin, has seen an unexpected resistance from Ukrainians, the West's unity, and Russia's growing isolation. Harvard historian Professor Serhii Plokhy provides a comprehensive analysis of the conflict's origins and i…

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#18 Tobias Cremer 46:32

1y ago46:32

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In the eighteenth part of the conversations series, we ask: "How has the relationship between religion, populism, and right-wing identity politics evolved in recent years, and what are the key factors driving this change? How secularization, globalization, individualization, and rapid ethnic change have acted as demand-side developments, leading to…

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Beyond the Barricades: Euromaidan and the Rise of Self-Organized Ukraine - Interview with Dr. Emily Channell-Justice 35:28

1y ago35:28

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This is the seventeenth episode of the Religion in Praxis Conversations Series, and we here ask: "Have a group of citizens can come together to create change and challenge the status quo?" The 2013-14 Euromaidan protests in Ukraine serve as a powerful example of just that. Through in-depth ethnographic research, Emily Channell-Justice explores the …

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Rethinking Religion's Place in World Politics - Interview with Professor Erin K. Wilson 44:05

1y ago44:05

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This is the sixteenth episode of the Religion in Praxis Conversations Series, in which we ask: "Is religion central or irrelevant, positive or negative in world politics today?" So much political commentary and analysis focuses on these issues. But these are the wrong questions to be asking, argues Erin K. Wilson. Designed for practitioners, policy…

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Faith and Sovereignty: Interview with Professor Ambassador Tamara Grdzelidze 42:43

1+ y ago42:43

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In this episode of the Praxis in Religion Conversation Series, Tornike Metreveli discusses with Professor Tamara Grdzelidze, a former Ambassador of Georgia to the Holy See, how ecclesiastical borders related to national boundaries and what connections exist between Orthodoxy and national identity. Orthodox Christianity is reviewed for its capacity …

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#14 Christianity and Crisis 1:21:56

1+ y ago1:21:56

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In recent years, the integrity and identity of Europe have been challenged. So-called populist and nationalist movements have reshaped several European democracies’ political landscapes, the Coronavirus Pandemic has put pressure on Europe’s health care systems and economies, and a recent invasion of Ukraine has raised major questions about the bord…

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#13 Anna Grzymala-Busse 31:24

1+ y ago31:24

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How did the state arise in Europe? The canonical answer is Charles Tilly’s: “war made the state and the state made war.” The starting point is the fragmentation of territorial political authority in Europe after the collapse of the Carolingian empire in 888, and the ambitions of rulers in the early modern (1500-1700) era. To expand their rule, mona…

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#12 Nicholas Denysenko 1:03:21

2y ago1:03:21

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This is the twelfth episode of the Praxis in Religion Conversation Series where Tornike hosts Prof. Nicholas Denysenko. In this conversation, titled "A Rebirth of Orthodoxy: Moral and Epistemological Preliminaries," Professor Denysenko reflects on the historical tensions simmering between Ecumenical and Moscow Patriarchates since 1920s. Denysenko e…

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Russia’s Invasion of Ukraine Special Edition: Tetiana Kalenychenko and Tornike Metreveli on Religion and Conflict Transformation - Points of connection 58:39

2y ago58:39

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This conversation with Dr. Tetiana Kalenychenko will give a rare insight into the current religious situation in Ukraine and situate ongoing events in the wider historical context.

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#11 Aleksandar Matovski 1:01:28

2y ago1:01:28

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This is the eleventh episode in the Religion in Praxis Conversations Series, and today's presentation from Aleksandar Matovski engages, in particular, the following questions: Does Russian public support Ukraine war? What do they demand from Putin?What is the role of nationalists in this war? How will the war continue and can we predict the outcome…

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#10 Elizabeth Shakman Hurd 58:18

2y ago58:18

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This is the tenth episode in the Religion in Praxis Conversations Series (previously known simply as "the Conversations Series") and today's speaker is Elizabeth Shakman Hurd. While offering important perspectives on the myriad evidentiary assessment challenges facing adjudicators, the legal and social scientific literature bypasses the political t…

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Russia’s Invasion of Ukraine Special Edition: José Casanova and Tornike Metreveli 56:18

2y ago56:18

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What are the religious dimensions of an ongoing Russian invasion of Ukraine? What are the global religious and theological responses to this war? In this special episode of the Religion in Praxis Conversation series, I am hosting an eminent sociologist Professor Jose Casanova to address these and some other relevant questions pertaining to the reli…

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Russia’s Invasion of Ukraine Special Edition: Cyril Hovorun, Ulrich Schmid and Regina Elsner 1:32:31

2y ago1:32:31

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In our special series on Russia’s Invasion of Ukraine, I talked with three renowned scholars. In the first part, together with Cyril Hovorun, we try to understand Putin's mind, his operational tactics, and the political theology behind this invasion. In the second part, Ulrich Schmid helps us to delve deeper into the history of ideas and wider geop…

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#9 Siniša Malešević 57:00

2y ago57:00

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This is the the ninth episode of the Conversation Series, Siniša Malešević, sociologist and a Chair of Sociology at University College Dublin, will talk on the topic of "Grounded Nationalisms: a Sociological Analysis." Globalisation is not the enemy of nationalism; instead, Professor Malešević shows, the two forces have developed together through m…

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#8 Risto Saarinen 1:18:10

2+ y ago1:18:10

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This is the eight episode of the Conversation series, with special guest speaker Risto Saarinen and with the theme of reconciliation. Reconciliation is today an established practice of peace and mediation work. While the concept of reconciliation has its religious roots in the Greek and Latin New Testament, the modern practices are also indebted to…

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#7 Lavinia Stan 1:44:25

2+ y ago1:44:25

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This is the seventh episode of the Conversation Series, with the guestspeaker Lavinia Stan. After 1989, the Romanian Orthodox Church was called to re-evaluate its collaboration with the repressive communist rule, as well as the fascist regime that preceded it. However, instead of honestly assessing past wrongs and giving satisfaction to victims, th…

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#6 Catherine Wanner 1:33:06

2+ y ago1:33:06

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This is the sixth episode of the Conversation Series, with Catherine Wanner: professor of history, anthropology, and religious studies at Penn State. In this talk, Wanner conceptualizes and analyzes how “an affective atmosphere of religiosity” can be created and made politically useful. The spaces in between institutional religion and individual, r…

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#5 Nancy Ammerman 1:00:02

2+ y ago1:00:02

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This is the fifth episode of the Conversation Series, with the theme “Studying Lived Religion: Contexts and Practices” and with the guest Nancy T. Ammermann. Although the study of lived religion has been around for over two decades, there has not been an agreed-upon definition of what it encompasses, and we have lacked a sociological theory to fram…

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#4 Christian Joppke 1:23:50

2+ y ago1:23:50

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This is the fourth episode of the Conversation Series, in which Professor Joppke explores the forms and contents of contemporary nationalism in Europe and North America, what used to be called the ‘West’ in a talk under the rubric “Nationalism in the neoliberal order: Old wine in new bottles.” This nationalism responds in opposite and sometimes con…

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#3 Svenungsson, Fridlund & Linjamaa 1:39:32

3y ago1:39:32

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In this episode, the three speakers, Jayne Svenungsson, Patrik Fridlund, and Paul Linjamaa examine the shifting and at times counterintuitive dimensions of the concept of religion as a category of analysis and category of practice. In this episode, we further problematize the discursive practices of religion as a social force in western philosophy,…

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#2 José Casanova 1:25:55

3y ago1:25:55

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This episode was recorded in April, 2021. The relations between religions, nationalisms and patterns of globalization have historically beenand continue to be complex, multiform, and diverse. They can hardly be reduced to simple unilinear, unidirectional or universal formulations, or to simple alternating dynamics betweenprogressive globalization a…

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#1 Cyril Hovorun 1:21:48

3y ago1:21:48

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This episode is a recording from a conversation which took place in March, 2021. Professor Hovorun examines how political theology intertwined with realpolitik and how it led to military action in the wars of the 21st century. The conversation delves deeper into the the origin of ‘political Orthodoxy’ as a concept (or political strategy) and its vi…

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Religion in Praxis Conversation Series

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Cognitive Mysteries of Religion: A Conversation with Professor Armin W. Geertz 40:55

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In Search of Jesus: The Historical vs. Theological Christ - Interview with Professor Samuel Byrskog 47:13

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Nationalisation of the Sacred: Book Discussion with Cyril Hovorun, Katharina Kunter and Emil Hilton Saggau 45:48

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Swedish Crossroads: Church, Death, and the Quest for Meaning - Interview with Dr. Jakob Wirén 37:23

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What Is Putinism And How Does It Work? Interview with Professor Mikhail Suslov 58:45

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What happens when an ancient faith meets a modern pandemic? 59:29

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Timeless Traditions, Changing Times: A Sociological Voyage through Orthodox Christianity with Tornike Metreveli 46:29

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Freedom, Faith, and Fracture: Sweden's Quran Burning Dilemma - Oliver Scharbrodt 41:27

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The Spirit of Capitalism - Liah Greenfeld Trilogy, Part 3 46:45

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Mind, Modernity, Madness - Liah Greenfeld Trilogy, Part 2 39:15

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Deconstructing the Russian Invasion of Ukraine: National Identity, Modernity, and Power - Liah Greenfeld Trilogy, Part 1 51:14

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#19 Serhii Plokhii 40:41

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#18 Tobias Cremer 46:32

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Beyond the Barricades: Euromaidan and the Rise of Self-Organized Ukraine - Interview with Dr. Emily Channell-Justice 35:28

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Rethinking Religion's Place in World Politics - Interview with Professor Erin K. Wilson 44:05

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Faith and Sovereignty: Interview with Professor Ambassador Tamara Grdzelidze 42:43

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#14 Christianity and Crisis 1:21:56

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#13 Anna Grzymala-Busse 31:24

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#12 Nicholas Denysenko 1:03:21

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Russia’s Invasion of Ukraine Special Edition: Tetiana Kalenychenko and Tornike Metreveli on Religion and Conflict Transformation - Points of connection 58:39

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#11 Aleksandar Matovski 1:01:28

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#10 Elizabeth Shakman Hurd 58:18

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Russia’s Invasion of Ukraine Special Edition: José Casanova and Tornike Metreveli 56:18

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Russia’s Invasion of Ukraine Special Edition: Cyril Hovorun, Ulrich Schmid and Regina Elsner 1:32:31

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#9 Siniša Malešević 57:00

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#8 Risto Saarinen 1:18:10

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#7 Lavinia Stan 1:44:25

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#6 Catherine Wanner 1:33:06

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#5 Nancy Ammerman 1:00:02

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#4 Christian Joppke 1:23:50

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#3 Svenungsson, Fridlund & Linjamaa 1:39:32

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#2 José Casanova 1:25:55

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#1 Cyril Hovorun 1:21:48

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