Early parliamentary elections were held in Greece on 4 October 2009.[1] Elections were not required until September 2011, but on 2 September 2009 Prime Minister Kostas Karamanlis of New Democracy announced that he would request President Karolos Papoulias dissolve Parliament and call elections.[2] Parliament was dissolved on 9 September.
The result was a victory for the opposition PASOK party led by George Papandreou, who became the new Prime Minister. New Democracy lost 61 of its 152 seats, with its vote share dropping by over 8 percentage points.
Voting was mandatory; however there are no sanctions or penalties for not voting.
Friends of Man (Φίλοι του Ανθρώπου) (K. Stamoulis)1
Regional Urban Development (Περιφερειακή Αστική Ανάπτυξη) (South Kolitsi)1
Old Republic (Παλαιά Δημοκρατία) (A. Daskalopoulos)1
Smoking Groups for Art and Artistic Creation (Καπνιστικές Ομάδες για την Τέχνη και την Εικαστική Συγκρότηση, ΚΟΤΕΣ), (Nikos Louvros)1
I Give Away Land, I Give Away Debts - Panagrarian Labour Movement of Greece (Χαρίζω Οικόπεδα, Χαρίζω Χρέη' - Παναγροτικό Εργατικό Κίνημα Ελλάδος), (M. Tzalazidis)2
1 The party ran in one parliamentary constituency.
2 The party ran in two parliamentary constituencies.
September 11, 2009: "Ecologists Greece" announced their electoral alliance with the Popular Orthodox Rally (LAOS)[3]
September 16, 2009: A total of 28 parties submitted candidate lists to the Areios Pagos. The court will vet the candidacies' legal standing and officially declare lawful candidates within about a week. In past elections, some candidacies were rejected because the candidates had held certain public offices which they had not resigned in a timely fashion.
September 21, 2009: NET state television, in simulcast with major commercial TV stations, broadcast the debate among the leaders of ND, PASOK, KKE, SYRIZA, LAOS, and the Ecologist Greens. The party leaders questioned by a team of journalists from the TV stations participating in the simulcast. Questions and responses were rotated and timed. Each party leader was allowed to place one question to one other party leader of their choice directly.
September 21, 2009: The Areios Pagos announced the parties participating in the elections. 5 of the 28 applications were rejected; namely: "Ecologists Greece – Konstantinos Papanikolas – Political Catharsis", "Hellenic Direct Democracy Movement" (Ελληνικό Κίνημα Άμεσης Δημοκρατίας - Giorgos Kokkas), "New Greek Republic" (Νέα Ελληνική Δημοκρατία - N. Laskos), "Where are you, Papadopoulos? – Party of Greek Aliens – Terrorise the Terrorists" (Πού είσαι Παπαδόπουλε – Κόμμα Ελλήνων Αλλοδαπών – Τρομοκρατήστε τους Τρομοκράτες), "Future of the Greeks - Servants of the Greek People" (Μέλλον των Ελλήνων – Υπηρέτες του Ελληνικού Λαού - N. Skopelitis).
September 22, 2009: The two likely Prime Ministers, Kostas Karamanlis and George Papandreou, debated for 75 minutes. The debate was divided in 5 sections (the economy, education, administration, the environment, and foreign policy). Both leaders had 2 sessions of 3 minutes and 1 session of 1 minute. The moderator had 1 minute to introduce the subject. The debate was moderated by journalist Maria Houkli, and was simulcast as per the multi-party debate above.
October 3, 2009: It was announced that seven pollsters pooled their resources to conduct a joint exit poll, which was broadcast by all TV and news stations at 7 PM, the time when voting officially ended. The pollsters procured approximately 14,000 randomised responses and were aiming for a ±1.5% margin of error in their earliest predictions. Singular Logic, the IT contractor for the Ministry of Interior, implemented a secure system to obtain initial tallies from approximately 4,000 voting stations by SMS. They were thus able to project final results within ±0.2% by 9 PM and within ±0.1% by midnight.
October 3, 2009: Publicised odds by international bookmakers were roughly in agreement with the latest predictions as outlined in the tables above. Sports betting is the only form of betting allowed in Greece.
October 4, 2009: Voting commenced at 7 AM and was completed at 7 PM, in 20,937 stations throughout the country. Turnout was estimated at slightly more than 7 million.
Exit polls and projectionsedit
The initial results of the exit poll conducted jointly by pollsters Alco, GPO, MARC, Metron Analysis, MRB, Opinion, and RASS were made public at 7 PM Eastern European DST:
The revised results of the exit poll conducted jointly by pollsters Alco, GPO, MARC, Metron Analysis, MRB, Opinion, and RASS were made public at 8:50 PM Eastern European DST. The margin of error claimed is less than 0.5%:
The statistical projections by Singular Logic and the Ministry of Interior, based on actual returns, were made public at 9 PM Eastern European DST. The margin of error claimed is 0.3%:
Former Prime Minister, Kostas Karamanlis and George Papandreou in the ceremony for the official handover at the Maximos Mansion.
October 4, 2009: Incumbent Prime Minister and New Democracy party leader Kostas Karamanlis conceded defeat and stated that he is resigning his offices, and will not stand as candidate at the party convention summoned to elect his successor next month.[4][5] The 33.5% tally marks a historic low for the party since its founding in 1974.[6][7]
October 5, 2009: The Speaker of the outgoing Parliament notified the President of the Republic about the election returns. Immediately afterwards incumbent Prime Minister Kostas Karamanlis tended his resignation to the President.[8]PASOK leader George Papandreou was then summoned by the President and given a mandate to form a Cabinet as the Prime Minister-designate.[9] PASOK Member of the European ParliamentStavros Lambrinidis said the result was "remarkable".[8]
October 6, 2009: George Papandreou was sworn in as Prime Minister at 11 AM, and moved into the Máximos Mansion, the Prime Ministerial office. The names of the new ministers were announced at 7 PM.[10][11] It became known that George Papandreou had offered the EcoGreens one of the two positions of Undersecretary for the Environment, but the offer was turned down.
October 7, 2009: The new Cabinet was sworn in at 11 AM. The New Democracy party congress is to convene and elect its new leader at November 7, 2009.
Referencesedit
^"Greeks to vote on 4 October". RFI. 2009-09-03. Retrieved 2009-09-05.
^ (in Greek). ert.gr. 2009-09-11. Archived from the original on September 14, 2009. Retrieved 2009-09-17.
^Paul Anast (2009-10-05). "Greece's opposition Socialists resoundingly win snap election". London: telegraph.co.uk. paragraph 2. Retrieved 5 October 2009. I am beginning the procedures for an extraordinary congress to elect a new leader...
^ELENA BECATOROS. . Yahoo! News. paragraph 2. Archived from the original on October 6, 2009. Retrieved 5 October 2009.
^ELENA BECATOROS. . Yahoo! News. paragraph 2. Archived from the original on October 6, 2009. Retrieved 5 October 2009. Humbled by his New Democracy party's worst electoral performance ever
^Paul Anast (2009-10-05). "Greece's opposition Socialists resoundingly win snap election". London: telegraph.co.uk. paragraph 4. Retrieved 5 October 2009. The results were the worst for the governing conservative New Democracy party in 30 years.
^ ab"RFI - Socialists hail perfect storm of support, as Papandreou takes over". Rfi.fr. Retrieved 2012-05-13.
^"Greece's Socialists win snap poll". BBC News. 2009-10-05. Retrieved 2009-10-06.
^"Στον Πρόεδρο για την εντολή σχηματισμού κυβέρνησης ο Γ.Παπανδρέου - George Papandreou visits the President to receive a mandate to form a Cabinet" (in Greek). in.gr. Retrieved 5 October 2009.
^Smith, Helena (2009-10-06). "Papandreou looks to Greek diaspora as he forms new cabinet". Guardian. London. Retrieved 2009-10-06.
Further readingedit
Dinas, Elias (March 2010). "The Greek general election of 2009: PASOK–the third generation". West European Politics. 33 (2): 389–398. doi:10.1080/01402380903539037. S2CID 153451489.
Gemenis, Kostas (September 2010). "Winning votes and weathering storms: the 2009 European and parliamentary elections in Greece" (PDF). Representation. 46 (3): 353–362. doi:10.1080/00344893.2010.499704. S2CID 155002060.
Kovras, Iosif (June 2010). "The parliamentary election in Greece, October 2009". Electoral Studies. 29 (2): 293–296. doi:10.1016/j.electstud.2010.01.001.
Pappas, Takis S. (June 2010). "Winning by default: the Greek election of 2009". South European Society and Politics. 15 (2): 273–287. doi:10.1080/13608746.2010.491964. S2CID 154590120.
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Early parliamentary elections were held in Greece on 4 October 2009 1 Elections were not required until September 2011 but on 2 September 2009 Prime Minister Kostas Karamanlis of New Democracy announced that he would request President Karolos Papoulias dissolve Parliament and call elections 2 Parliament was dissolved on 9 September 2009 Greek legislative election 2007 4 October 2009 May 2012 All 300 seats in the Hellenic Parliament151 seats needed for a majorityOpinion pollsRegistered9 929 065Turnout70 95 3 20pp First party Second party Third party Leader George Papandreou Kostas Karamanlis Aleka PaparigaParty PASOK ND KKELast election 38 10 102 seats 41 87 152 seats 8 15 22 seatsSeats won 160 91 21Seat change 58 61 1Popular vote 3 012 542 2 295 719 517 249Percentage 43 92 33 47 7 54 Swing 5 82 pp 8 40 pp 0 71 pp Fourth party Fifth party Leader Georgios Karatzaferis Alexis TsiprasParty LAOS SyrizaLast election 3 80 10 seats 5 04 14 seatsSeats won 15 13Seat change 5 1Popular vote 386 205 315 665Percentage 5 63 4 60 Swing 1 83 pp 0 44 ppResults by electoral districtPrime Minister before electionKostas KaramanlisND Prime Minister after election George PapandreouPASOKThe result was a victory for the opposition PASOK party led by George Papandreou who became the new Prime Minister New Democracy lost 61 of its 152 seats with its vote share dropping by over 8 percentage points Voting was mandatory however there are no sanctions or penalties for not voting Contents 1 Participating parties 2 Opinion polls 3 Events before the election 4 Exit polls and projections 5 Results 5 1 By region 6 Post election events 7 References 8 Further reading 9 External links 10 See alsoParticipating parties editA total of 23 parties participated in the elections Six of them participated in only one or two parliamentary constituencies New Democracy PASOK Communist Party of Greece Popular Orthodox Rally Coalition of the Radical Left Ecologists Greens Marxist Leninist Communist Party of Greece Communist Party of Greece Marxist Leninist Workers Revolutionary Party Democratic Revival Stelios Papathemelis Union of Centrists Vassilis Leventis Popular Union Chrysi Avyi Dimosthenis Vergis Greek Ecologists Organization for the Reconstruction of the Communist Party of Greece Koinonia Emmanouil Voloudakis Democrats Dhmokratikoi M Meletopoulos Anticapitalist Left Cooperation for the Overthrow ANTARSYA Light Truth Justice Fws Alh8eia Dikaiosynh Konstantinos Melissourgos 2 Friends of Man Filoi toy An8rwpoy K Stamoulis 1 Regional Urban Development Perifereiakh Astikh Anapty3h South Kolitsi 1 Old Republic Palaia Dhmokratia A Daskalopoulos 1 Smoking Groups for Art and Artistic Creation Kapnistikes Omades gia thn Texnh kai thn Eikastikh Sygkrothsh KOTES Nikos Louvros 1 I Give Away Land I Give Away Debts Panagrarian Labour Movement of Greece Xarizw Oikopeda Xarizw Xreh Panagrotiko Ergatiko Kinhma Ellados M Tzalazidis 2 1 The party ran in one parliamentary constituency 2 The party ran in two parliamentary constituencies Opinion polls editMain article Opinion polling for the 2009 Greek legislative election nbsp Local regression trend line of poll results from 16 September 2007 to 4 October 2009 with each line corresponding to a political party Events before the election edit nbsp Leaders of the L to R Ecologist Greens Popular Orthodox Rally Coalition of the Radical Left Communist Party PASOK and New Democracy parties before a televised debateSeptember 11 2009 Ecologists Greece announced their electoral alliance with the Popular Orthodox Rally LAOS 3 September 16 2009 A total of 28 parties submitted candidate lists to the Areios Pagos The court will vet the candidacies legal standing and officially declare lawful candidates within about a week In past elections some candidacies were rejected because the candidates had held certain public offices which they had not resigned in a timely fashion September 21 2009 NET state television in simulcast with major commercial TV stations broadcast the debate among the leaders of ND PASOK KKE SYRIZA LAOS and the Ecologist Greens The party leaders questioned by a team of journalists from the TV stations participating in the simulcast Questions and responses were rotated and timed Each party leader was allowed to place one question to one other party leader of their choice directly September 21 2009 The Areios Pagos announced the parties participating in the elections 5 of the 28 applications were rejected namely Ecologists Greece Konstantinos Papanikolas Political Catharsis Hellenic Direct Democracy Movement Ellhniko Kinhma Ameshs Dhmokratias Giorgos Kokkas New Greek Republic Nea Ellhnikh Dhmokratia N Laskos Where are you Papadopoulos Party of Greek Aliens Terrorise the Terrorists Poy eisai Papadopoyle Komma Ellhnwn Allodapwn Tromokrathste toys Tromokrates Future of the Greeks Servants of the Greek People Mellon twn Ellhnwn Yphretes toy Ellhnikoy Laoy N Skopelitis September 22 2009 The two likely Prime Ministers Kostas Karamanlis and George Papandreou debated for 75 minutes The debate was divided in 5 sections the economy education administration the environment and foreign policy Both leaders had 2 sessions of 3 minutes and 1 session of 1 minute The moderator had 1 minute to introduce the subject The debate was moderated by journalist Maria Houkli and was simulcast as per the multi party debate above October 3 2009 It was announced that seven pollsters pooled their resources to conduct a joint exit poll which was broadcast by all TV and news stations at 7 PM the time when voting officially ended The pollsters procured approximately 14 000 randomised responses and were aiming for a 1 5 margin of error in their earliest predictions Singular Logic the IT contractor for the Ministry of Interior implemented a secure system to obtain initial tallies from approximately 4 000 voting stations by SMS They were thus able to project final results within 0 2 by 9 PM and within 0 1 by midnight October 3 2009 Publicised odds by international bookmakers were roughly in agreement with the latest predictions as outlined in the tables above Sports betting is the only form of betting allowed in Greece October 4 2009 Voting commenced at 7 AM and was completed at 7 PM in 20 937 stations throughout the country Turnout was estimated at slightly more than 7 million Exit polls and projections editThe initial results of the exit poll conducted jointly by pollsters Alco GPO MARC Metron Analysis MRB Opinion and RASS were made public at 7 PM Eastern European DST Joint exit poll October 4 2009 ND PASOK KKE Syriza LAOS EcoGreens OthersVote percentage 7 PM 34 3 37 3 41 0 44 0 7 3 8 3 3 9 4 9 5 0 6 0 2 0 3 0 Seats in Parliament 7 PM 94 100 151 159 20 22 11 13 14 16 0 The revised results of the exit poll conducted jointly by pollsters Alco GPO MARC Metron Analysis MRB Opinion and RASS were made public at 8 50 PM Eastern European DST The margin of error claimed is less than 0 5 Joint exit poll October 4 2009 ND PASOK KKE Syriza LAOS EcoGreens OthersVote percentage 8 50 PM 33 9 43 8 7 6 4 5 5 6 2 5 Seats in Parliament 8 50 PM 92 160 21 12 15 0 The statistical projections by Singular Logic and the Ministry of Interior based on actual returns were made public at 9 PM Eastern European DST The margin of error claimed is 0 3 Statistical projection October 4 2009 ND PASOK KKE Syriza LAOS EcoGreens OthersVote percentage 9 PM 33 8 43 8 7 6 4 5 5 6 2 5 2 2Seats in Parliament 9 PM 92 160 21 12 15 0 Results edit nbsp Results showing the winning party in each municipal unit nbsp PartyVotes Seats PASOK3 012 54243 92 5 82160 58New Democracy2 295 71933 47 8 3791 61Communist Party of Greece517 2497 54 0 6121 1Popular Orthodox Rally386 2055 63 1 8315 5Syriza315 6654 60 0 4413 1Ecologist Greens173 5892 53 1 4800Democratic Revival30 7840 45 0 3500Antarsya24 6870 36New0NewGreek Ecologists19 9930 29 0 2700Golden Dawn19 6240 29New0NewUnion of Centrists18 2960 27 0 0200Society Political Party of the Successors of Kapodistrias10 6900 16New0NewCommunist Party of Greece Marxist Leninist 10 4800 15 0 1000Democrats7 6000 11New0NewMarxist Leninist Communist Party of Greece5 2190 08 0 0300Workers Revolutionary Party4 5370 07 0 0300Organization for the Reconstruction of the Communist Party of Greece1 6650 02 0 0100Panagrarian Labour Movement of Greece1 3750 02New0NewSmoking Groups for Art and Artistic Creation1 3550 02New0NewLight Truth Justice8710 01 0 0000Friends of Man40 00New0NewRegional Urban Development40 00 0 0000Old Republic30 00New0NewIndependents2650 00 0 0000Total6 858 421100 00 3000Valid votes6 858 42197 36Invalid votes142 9162 03Blank votes43 2690 61Total votes7 044 606100 00Registered voters turnout9 929 06570 95Source Ministry of InteriorBy region edit Region PASOK ND KKE LAOS SYRIZA Achaea 52 65 28 99 6 60 3 64 3 89Aetolia Akarnania 49 45 35 73 6 23 3 03 2 82Argolida 42 27 42 55 4 48 4 16 3 15Arkadia 46 46 36 54 5 13 4 79 3 76Arta 45 14 38 99 6 04 2 58 4 67Athens A 35 52 31 75 9 55 7 59 7 98Athens B 40 23 26 62 10 84 7 28 7 40Attica 43 12 29 46 8 23 8 23 4 94Boeotia 47 35 31 08 7 30 6 17 3 90Cephalonia 41 83 33 04 12 25 4 67 3 73Chalkidiki 41 02 40 47 5 00 5 47 4 05Chania 51 11 29 73 5 98 3 64 4 37Chios 49 81 33 94 5 38 3 55 3 37Corfu 43 36 32 83 11 96 3 54 4 29Corinthia 46 80 36 03 4 00 5 28 3 77Dodecanese 54 93 30 74 3 96 4 12 2 71Drama 41 63 41 26 3 82 6 33 3 26Elis 54 64 32 75 4 32 3 08 2 57Euboea 48 19 31 08 6 72 6 01 3 90Evros 44 74 40 33 3 76 5 92 2 09Evrytania 51 20 37 56 3 24 2 97 2 27Florina 44 02 41 63 4 62 3 54 2 95Grevena 46 91 36 64 7 31 3 56 2 60Imathia 43 31 37 01 6 91 6 16 3 16Ioannina 43 94 36 12 7 51 3 50 4 90Heraklion 62 74 23 70 4 44 2 10 3 71Karditsa 43 31 39 83 7 50 4 02 2 88Kastoria 34 60 50 03 4 00 4 46 3 76Kavala 42 41 37 38 6 00 6 01 4 06Kilkis 40 85 39 93 7 26 6 39 2 49Kozani 44 08 39 71 5 76 3 66 3 29Laconia 36 47 47 26 4 80 5 59 2 84Larissa 40 81 36 18 9 46 5 69 3 98Lasithi 59 37 27 51 3 47 2 19 3 84Lefkada 41 66 37 01 10 42 2 37 5 16Lesvos 42 19 31 06 14 10 4 03 4 43Magnesia 40 39 35 55 8 79 5 82 4 66Messenia 39 06 43 26 5 74 5 07 3 62Kyklades 44 89 36 03 5 10 4 19 4 64Pella 43 04 41 48 4 36 5 51 2 52Phocis 40 22 39 73 6 92 5 24 3 58Phthiotis 43 85 40 35 4 92 4 66 2 82Pieria 41 37 42 27 5 29 5 34 2 81Piraeus A 38 88 32 97 8 11 7 56 5 83Piraeus B 44 34 23 06 12 88 7 58 5 69Preveza 42 98 38 89 8 04 3 09 3 88Rethymno 57 91 27 41 3 75 3 10 3 90Rhodope 53 08 34 52 2 48 3 61 4 27Samos 38 34 29 72 18 05 3 97 5 13Serres 37 10 46 77 5 02 5 36 2 52Thesprotia 48 75 36 61 4 60 3 06 3 47Thessaloniki A 39 11 30 30 9 53 8 26 5 77Thessaloniki B 38 23 37 62 7 57 7 48 4 08Trikala 45 14 37 63 8 22 3 80 2 54Xanthi 58 79 26 21 2 75 4 41 4 56Zakynthos 47 55 29 73 11 18 3 64 4 23Post election events edit nbsp Former Prime Minister Kostas Karamanlis and George Papandreou in the ceremony for the official handover at the Maximos Mansion October 4 2009 Incumbent Prime Minister and New Democracy party leader Kostas Karamanlis conceded defeat and stated that he is resigning his offices and will not stand as candidate at the party convention summoned to elect his successor next month 4 5 The 33 5 tally marks a historic low for the party since its founding in 1974 6 7 October 5 2009 The Speaker of the outgoing Parliament notified the President of the Republic about the election returns Immediately afterwards incumbent Prime Minister Kostas Karamanlis tended his resignation to the President 8 PASOK leader George Papandreou was then summoned by the President and given a mandate to form a Cabinet as the Prime Minister designate 9 PASOK Member of the European Parliament Stavros Lambrinidis said the result was remarkable 8 October 6 2009 George Papandreou was sworn in as Prime Minister at 11 AM and moved into the Maximos Mansion the Prime Ministerial office The names of the new ministers were announced at 7 PM 10 11 It became known that George Papandreou had offered the EcoGreens one of the two positions of Undersecretary for the Environment but the offer was turned down October 7 2009 The new Cabinet was sworn in at 11 AM The New Democracy party congress is to convene and elect its new leader at November 7 2009 References edit Greeks to vote on 4 October RFI 2009 09 03 Retrieved 2009 09 05 Greece s PM calls snap election BBC com 2009 09 02 Retrieved 2009 09 05 Systrateysh Oikologwn Ellados LAOS in Greek ert gr 2009 09 11 Archived from the original on September 14 2009 Retrieved 2009 09 17 Paul Anast 2009 10 05 Greece s opposition Socialists resoundingly win snap election London telegraph co uk paragraph 2 Retrieved 5 October 2009 I am beginning the procedures for an extraordinary congress to elect a new leader ELENA BECATOROS Socialists trounce conservatives in Greek election Yahoo News paragraph 2 Archived from the original on October 6 2009 Retrieved 5 October 2009 ELENA BECATOROS Socialists trounce conservatives in Greek election Yahoo News paragraph 2 Archived from the original on October 6 2009 Retrieved 5 October 2009 Humbled by his New Democracy party s worst electoral performance ever Paul Anast 2009 10 05 Greece s opposition Socialists resoundingly win snap election London telegraph co uk paragraph 4 Retrieved 5 October 2009 The results were the worst for the governing conservative New Democracy party in 30 years a b RFI Socialists hail perfect storm of support as Papandreou takes over Rfi fr Retrieved 2012 05 13 Greece s Socialists win snap poll BBC News 2009 10 05 Retrieved 2009 10 06 Ston Proedro gia thn entolh sxhmatismoy kybernhshs o G Papandreoy George Papandreou visits the President to receive a mandate to form a Cabinet in Greek in gr Retrieved 5 October 2009 Smith Helena 2009 10 06 Papandreou looks to Greek diaspora as he forms new cabinet Guardian London Retrieved 2009 10 06 Further reading editDinas Elias March 2010 The Greek general election of 2009 PASOK the third generation West European Politics 33 2 389 398 doi 10 1080 01402380903539037 S2CID 153451489 Gemenis Kostas September 2010 Winning votes and weathering storms the 2009 European and parliamentary elections in Greece PDF Representation 46 3 353 362 doi 10 1080 00344893 2010 499704 S2CID 155002060 Kovras Iosif June 2010 The parliamentary election in Greece October 2009 Electoral Studies 29 2 293 296 doi 10 1016 j electstud 2010 01 001 Pappas Takis S June 2010 Winning by default the Greek election of 2009 South European Society and Politics 15 2 273 287 doi 10 1080 13608746 2010 491964 S2CID 154590120 External links editGreece Votes Socialist by Maria Margaronis The Nation October 5 2009 NSD European Election Database Greece Archived 2012 05 16 at the Wayback Machine publishes regional level election data allows for comparisons of election results 1990 2009See also editList of members of the Hellenic Parliament 2009 2012 Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title 2009 Greek legislative election amp oldid 1168636513, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, 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