That doesn't mean, however, that I'm not searching for alternatives, even now that those Himalayas of dirty clothes have been reduced to mere Appalachian foothills.
Turns out there are actually two devices that can accomplish this onerous chore, the Foldimate and the Laundroid. The Foldimate can fold a load of laundry in four minutes, which even on my best days beats my time. There's a catch, however: You have to feed each piece in, individually. The Laundroid takes longer, but it folds from a drawer of clothes.
The Laundroid also promises to be "sublimely easy" to operate. What's more "the dedicated app for operating Laundroid enables visualization on its interface of the frequency with which previously registered items of clothing are worn." OK, hold it right there. Any explanation that contains app, interface and previously registered in one sentence is enough to cast a long, dark shadow of doubt over my desire to own anything.
Furthermore, neither folding robot does sheets. Or socks. Really? No socks? Matching them and folding them together is the worst. If you ask me, that right there is a big deficiency in the design. And no sheets? Come on! Folding those massive pieces of fabrics is like wrestling a soapy 3-year-old. Believe me, if I have to do socks and sheets I might as well fold the easy stuff. It's my only chance of catching up with my TV shows.
Of course, that's not the only thing stopping me from rushing to the store. The price tags are enough to stop anyone in mid-fold. It's a cool $16,000 for the Laundroid, though the Foldimate, at $980, is more affordable.
Both gadgets were introduced at the Consumer Electronics Show, a mesmerizing annual event that allows us to take a peek into a Star Trek-like future. It's held, quite appropriately, in Las Vegas and attracts gobs of attention because most people are just like me: We love the wildly impractical and dream of all the possible ways we can stop working so hard just to keep ourselves presentable. CES is well-known for introducing all the devices we never knew we needed. Just a few years back, for example, no one was remotely aware that we required a cute little bracelet to tell us how many steps we've taken and how many hours we've slept.
This year, as in the past, there were quite a few interesting inventions. My favorite? Kohler's internet-connected toilet. It responds to voice commands, so you can ask your assistant (Google's, Apple's or Amazon's) to flush it. The toilet also has speakers to play your favorite tunes. Just what my heart has always pined for!
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Q: What constraints can be imposed to a variational problem to render a surface with a given curvature? The problem was motivated by the following situation:
Suppose we had a grinding device like the mortar with pestle as shown in the following picture

The pictured pestle may suggest a surface with either egg cross-section like
$$\tag{1} x^2+\frac{y^2}{\left(a+\frac{y}{b}\right)^2},\; 1.1\leq a\leq 1.5,\; 4\leq b\leq 10 $$
which is one solution of the ordinary differential equation (ode)
$$\tag{2} y'=-\frac{x(ab+y)^3}{ab^3y}$$
Or I guess any cross-section among the circular, elliptical, parabolic or hyperbolic cross-section; respectively, with their corresponding ode's
$$\tag{3}
\begin{align}
x^2+y^2=r^2&\to y'=\frac{x}{y}\\
\frac{x^2}{b^2}+\frac{y^2}{a^2}=0&\to xyy''+x(y')^2-yy'=0\\
(x-0)^2=4a(y-b)&\to xy''-y=0\\
\frac{x^2}{a^2}-\frac{y^2}{b^2}=1&\to xyy''+x(y')^2-yy'=0\\
\end{align}
$$
Instead of choosing any of those cross-sections, I wanted to obtain the "best grinding surface", from first principles. The largest assumption being made is that grinding is given by the largest grinding area, and for the moment physical considerations such as pressure or possibly angular momentum  are not included.
The following are other assumptions being made:

*

*Let $\mathcal{A}$ be the surface area of the pestle, with symmetry around the $z$ axis, and hence the description of the surface can be made through a cross section that can be parametrized through $\boldsymbol{\gamma}(t)=(x(t),y(t))$ or alternatively the cross section is given by the revolution around the $z$ axis of the curve $\boldsymbol{\gamma}(x,y(x))$

*Assume that the "best shape" is given by the curve with the maximal curvature, and take the curvature $k$ to be defined as
$$k=\frac{y''}{\left[1+(y')^2\right]^{3/2}}$$
if the curve is described by an explicit function $y=f(x)$.

*Let the functional $L(x,y(x),y'(x)$, be defined as $L=k$.

Now, using the Euler-Lagrange equation
$$\frac{\partial L}{\partial f}-\frac{d}{dx}\frac{\partial L}{\partial f'}=0$$
One obtains
$$\tag{4} \frac{(-3y'y'')^{2/5}}{(1+(y')^2)}=c^{2/5}$$
or
$$\tag{5} h(1+(y')^2)+(3y'y'')^{2/5}=0;\;h=c^{2/5}$$
Clearly, none of the cross-sections described with the ode's in (2) or (3) correspond to this result. Let us suppose that Eq.(5) is solved without making any assumptions. In Mathematica it renders 6 possible solutions. Just for illustration, one of them is
$$\tag{6} y(x)\to \int_1^x -\sqrt{\frac{\sqrt[3]{-\left(h^2 K[1]+3
   c_1\right){}^4}}{\sqrt[3]{h} \left(6 c_1 h^2 K[1]+h^4 K[1]^2+9
   c_1^2\right)}-1} \, dK[1]+c_2$$
Here is the question I am intending to ask: Notwithstanding the proper annotations by John Huges, suppose we leave aside the grinding process itself for the moment and focuse on Eqs.(1-3); is there any way to solve Eq.(5), so that the result would be any of the described cross-sections at the beginning of this post (such as imposing boundary conditions to render something similar to Eqs. (1-3))? Am I making the correct assumptions? or are there some other geometrical considerations that may constrain even further the type of curvature of the discussed cross-sections in Eqs.(1-3)?

A: To be honest, I can't follow most of what you've written, but my Calculus of Variations knowledge is pretty lightweight. But I can comment on the modeling assumptions.

*

*Surely the best grinding element's shape depends on the shape of the bowl. For instance, if the bowl is hemispherical, then the largest-area grinder is a ball that just fits into the hemispherical pocket.

*The spherical example I just gave shows the limitation of the "largest area" as a target, but there's another limitation: if you take that grinder and carve lots of deep crevasses into it, you get even greater area, but it's useless area, because it's far from the opposing surface (and because grains of whatever you're grinding will be lost in the crevasses!).

*Your item 2 says that the best shape has "maximal curvature", but surely the shape that achieves this is a knife-edge, whose curvature is infinite. On the other hand, in the "what I really want to ask" part, you veer away and say "maximal area", and at least for shapes that are smooth at some scale, those two goals may be in tension with one another.
In short: you might have an interesting differential-equations question, but it appears to me that it has nothing to do with the actual physical question from which you started.
In all this, the idea that "biggest area" is what matters is a huge error for all but the very smallest of mortars. Small contact area, and a tendency to not make the things being crushed "run away" from the compression point...THOSE are far more important design elements, along with manufacturability, strength, and ergonomics.

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import java.io.IOException;
import java.io.InputStreamReader;

import org.apache.commons.io.IOUtils;
import org.junit.jupiter.api.Test;

import edu.hm.hafner.analysis.AbstractParser;
import edu.hm.hafner.analysis.AbstractParserTest;
import edu.hm.hafner.analysis.Issue;
import edu.hm.hafner.analysis.Issues;
import edu.hm.hafner.analysis.Priority;
import static edu.hm.hafner.analysis.assertj.Assertions.*;
import edu.hm.hafner.analysis.assertj.SoftAssertions;
import static edu.hm.hafner.analysis.assertj.SoftAssertions.*;

/**
 * Tests the class {@link MsBuildParser}.
 */
public class MsBuildParserTest extends AbstractParserTest {
    MsBuildParserTest() {
        super("msbuild.txt");
    }

    /**
     * MSBuildParser should make relative paths absolute, based on the project name listed in the message.
     *
     * @see Issue 38215
     */
    @Test
    void issue38215() {
        Issues<Issue> warnings = parse("issue38215.txt");

        assertThat(warnings)
                .hasSize(1)
                .hasNormalPrioritySize(1);

        assertSoftly(softly -> softly.assertThat(warnings.get(0))
                .hasFileName("C:/J/workspace/ci_windows/ws/build/rmw/test/test_error_handling.vcxproj")
                .hasCategory("D9002")
                .hasPriority(Priority.NORMAL)
                .hasMessage("ignoring unknown option '-std=c++11'")
                .hasDescription("")
                .hasPackageName("-")
                .hasLineStart(0)
                .hasLineEnd(0)
                .hasColumnStart(0)
                .hasColumnEnd(0));
    }

    /**
     * MSBuildParser should make relative paths absolute, based on the project name listed in the message.
     *
     * @see Issue 22386
     */
    @Test
    void issue22386() {
        Issues<Issue> warnings = parse("issue22386.txt");

        assertThat(warnings)
                .hasSize(2)
                .hasNormalPrioritySize(2);

        assertSoftly(softly -> {
            softly.assertThat(warnings.get(0))
                    .hasFileName("c:/solutiondir/projectdir/src/main.cpp")
                    .hasCategory("C4996")
                    .hasPriority(Priority.NORMAL)
                    .hasMessage("'_splitpath': This function or variable may be unsafe. Consider using _splitpath_s instead. To disable deprecation, use _CRT_SECURE_NO_WARNINGS. See online help for details.")
                    .hasDescription("")
                    .hasPackageName("-")
                    .hasLineStart(97)
                    .hasLineEnd(97)
                    .hasColumnStart(0)
                    .hasColumnEnd(0);

            softly.assertThat(warnings.get(1))
                    .hasFileName("c:/solutiondir/projectdir/src/main.cpp")
                    .hasCategory("C4996")
                    .hasPriority(Priority.NORMAL)
                    .hasMessage("'strdup': The POSIX name for this item is deprecated. Instead, use the ISO C++ conformant name: _strdup. See online help for details.")
                    .hasDescription("")
                    .hasPackageName("-")
                    .hasLineStart(99)
                    .hasLineEnd(99)
                    .hasColumnStart(0)
                    .hasColumnEnd(0);
        });
    }

    /**
     * MSBuildParser should also detect subcategories as described at
     * MSBuild / Visual Studio aware error messages and message formats.
     *
     * @see Issue 27914
     */
    @Test
    void issue27914() {
        Issues<Issue> warnings = parse("issue27914.txt");

        assertThat(warnings)
                .hasSize(3)
                .hasNormalPrioritySize(3);

        assertSoftly(softly -> {
            softly.assertThat(warnings.get(0))
                    .hasFileName("E:/workspace/TreeSize release nightly/DelphiLib/Jam.UI.Dialogs.pas")
                    .hasCategory("H2164")
                    .hasPriority(Priority.NORMAL)
                    .hasMessage("Variable 'lTaskDialog' is declared but never used in 'TDialog.ShowTaskDialog'")
                    .hasDescription("")
                    .hasPackageName("-")
                    .hasLineStart(4522)
                    .hasLineEnd(4522)
                    .hasColumnStart(0)
                    .hasColumnEnd(0);

            softly.assertThat(warnings.get(1))
                    .hasFileName("E:/workspace/TreeSize release nightly/DelphiLib/Jam.UI.Dialogs.pas")
                    .hasCategory("H2164")
                    .hasPriority(Priority.NORMAL)
                    .hasMessage("Variable 'lButton' is declared but never used in 'TDialog.ShowTaskDialog'")
                    .hasDescription("")
                    .hasPackageName("-")
                    .hasLineStart(4523)
                    .hasLineEnd(4523)
                    .hasColumnStart(0)
                    .hasColumnEnd(0);

            softly.assertThat(warnings.get(2))
                    .hasFileName("E:/workspace/TreeSize release nightly/DelphiLib/Jam.UI.Dialogs.pas")
                    .hasCategory("H2164")
                    .hasPriority(Priority.NORMAL)
                    .hasMessage("Variable 'lIndex' is declared but never used in 'TDialog.ShowTaskDialog'")
                    .hasDescription("")
                    .hasPackageName("-")
                    .hasLineStart(4524)
                    .hasLineEnd(4524)
                    .hasColumnStart(0)
                    .hasColumnEnd(0);
        });
    }

    /**
     * Parses a file with a google-test failure that should not be shown as a warning.
     *
     * @see Issue 26441
     */
    @Test
    void issue26441() {
        Issues<Issue> warnings = parse("issue26441.txt");

        assertThat(warnings).isEmpty();
    }

    /**
     * Parses a file with gcc warnings that should be skipped.
     *
     * @see Issue 20544
     */
    @Test
    void issue20544() {
        Issues<Issue> warnings = parse("issue20544.txt");

        assertThat(warnings).isEmpty();
    }

    /**
     * Parses a file with  warnings of a Visual Studio analysis.
     *
     * @see Issue 20154
     */
    @Test
    void issue20154() {
        Issues<Issue> warnings = parse("issue20154.txt");

        assertThat(warnings)
                .hasSize(3)
                .hasDuplicatesSize(5)
                .hasNormalPrioritySize(3);

        assertSoftly(softly -> {
            softly.assertThat(warnings.get(0))
                    .hasFileName("MSBUILD")
                    .hasCategory("CA2210")
                    .hasType("Microsoft.Design")
                    .hasPriority(Priority.NORMAL)
                    .hasMessage("Sign 'SampleCodeAnalysis.exe' with a strong name key.")
                    .hasDescription("")
                    .hasPackageName("-")
                    .hasLineStart(0)
                    .hasLineStart(0)
                    .hasColumnStart(0)
                    .hasColumnEnd(0);

            softly.assertThat(warnings.get(1))
                    .hasFileName("i:/devel/projects/SampleCodeAnalysis/SampleCodeAnalysis/Program.cs")
                    .hasCategory("CA1801")
                    .hasType("Microsoft.Usage")
                    .hasPriority(Priority.NORMAL)
                    .hasMessage("Parameter 'args' of 'Program.Main(string[])' is never used. Remove the parameter or use it in the method body.")
                    .hasDescription("")
                    .hasPackageName("-")
                    .hasLineStart(12)
                    .hasLineEnd(12)
                    .hasColumnStart(0)
                    .hasColumnEnd(0);

            softly.assertThat(warnings.get(2))
                    .hasFileName("i:/devel/projects/SampleCodeAnalysis/SampleCodeAnalysis/Program.cs")
                    .hasCategory("CA1801")
                    .hasType("Microsoft.Usage")
                    .hasPriority(Priority.NORMAL)
                    .hasMessage("Parameter 'args' of 'Program.Main(string[])' is never used. Remove the parameter or use it in the method body.")
                    .hasDescription("")
                    .hasPackageName("-")
                    .hasLineStart(13)
                    .hasLineEnd(13)
                    .hasColumnStart(0)
                    .hasColumnEnd(0);
        });
    }

    /**
     * Parses a file with 4 warnings of PCLint tools.
     *
     * @see Issue 14888
     */
    @Test
    void issue14888() {
        Issues<Issue> warnings = parse("issue14888.txt");

        assertThat(warnings)
                .hasSize(4)
                .hasHighPrioritySize(4);

        assertSoftly(softly -> {
            softly.assertThat(warnings.get(0))
                    .hasFileName("F:/AC_working/new-wlanac/ac/np/capwap/source/capwap_data.c")
                    .hasCategory("40")
                    .hasPriority(Priority.HIGH)
                    .hasMessage("Undeclared identifier 'TRUE'")
                    .hasDescription("")
                    .hasPackageName("-")
                    .hasLineStart(974)
                    .hasLineEnd(974)
                    .hasColumnStart(0)
                    .hasColumnEnd(0);

            softly.assertThat(warnings.get(1))
                    .hasFileName("F:/AC_working/new-wlanac/ac/np/capwap/source/capwap_data.c")
                    .hasCategory("63")
                    .hasPriority(Priority.HIGH)
                    .hasMessage("Expected an lvalue")
                    .hasDescription("")
                    .hasPackageName("-")
                    .hasLineStart(974)
                    .hasLineEnd(974)
                    .hasColumnStart(0)
                    .hasColumnEnd(0);

            softly.assertThat(warnings.get(2))
                    .hasFileName("F:/AC_working/new-wlanac/ac/np/capwap/source/capwap_data.c")
                    .hasCategory("40")
                    .hasPriority(Priority.HIGH)
                    .hasMessage("Undeclared identifier 'pDstCwData'")
                    .hasDescription("")
                    .hasPackageName("-")
                    .hasLineStart(975)
                    .hasLineEnd(975)
                    .hasColumnStart(0)
                    .hasColumnEnd(0);

            softly.assertThat(warnings.get(3))
                    .hasFileName("F:/AC_working/new-wlanac/ac/np/capwap/source/capwap_data.c")
                    .hasCategory("10")
                    .hasPriority(Priority.HIGH)
                    .hasMessage("Expecting a structure or union")
                    .hasDescription("")
                    .hasPackageName("-")
                    .hasLineStart(975)
                    .hasLineEnd(975)
                    .hasColumnStart(0)
                    .hasColumnEnd(0);
        });
    }

    /**
     * Parses a file with warnings of the MS Build tools.
     *
     * @see Issue 10566
     */
    @Test
    void issue10566() {
        Issues<Issue> warnings = parse("issue10566.txt");

        assertThat(warnings)
                .hasSize(1)
                .hasHighPrioritySize(1);

        assertSoftly(softly -> softly.assertThat(warnings.get(0))
                .hasFileName("..//..//..//xx_Source//file.c")
                .hasCategory("c1083")
                .hasPriority(Priority.HIGH)
                .hasMessage("cannot open include file: 'Header.h': No such file or directory")
                .hasDescription("")
                .hasPackageName("-")
                .hasLineStart(54)
                .hasLineEnd(54)
                .hasColumnStart(0)
                .hasColumnEnd(0));
    }

    /**
     * Parses a file with warnings of the MS Build tools.
     *
     * @see Issue 3582
     */
    @Test
    void issue3582() {
        Issues<Issue> warnings = parse("issue3582.txt");

        assertThat(warnings)
                .hasSize(1)
                .hasHighPrioritySize(1);

        assertSoftly(softly -> softly.assertThat(warnings.get(0))
                .hasFileName("TestLib.lib")
                .hasCategory("LNK1181")
                .hasPriority(Priority.HIGH)
                .hasMessage("cannot open input file 'TestLib.lib'")
                .hasDescription("")
                .hasPackageName("-")
                .hasLineStart(0)
                .hasLineEnd(0)
                .hasColumnStart(0)
                .hasColumnEnd(0));
    }

    /**
     * Parses a file with warnings of Stylecop.
     *
     * @see Issue 8347
     */
    @Test
    void issue8347() {
        Issues<Issue> warnings = parse("issue8347.txt");

        assertThat(warnings)
                .hasSize(5)
                .hasNormalPrioritySize(5);

        assertSoftly(softly -> {
            softly.assertThat(warnings.get(0))
                    .hasFileName("C:/hudsonSlave/workspace/MyProject/Source/MoqExtensions.cs")
                    .hasCategory("SA1210")
                    .hasPriority(Priority.NORMAL)
                    .hasMessage("Using directives must be sorted alphabetically by the namespaces.")
                    .hasDescription("")
                    .hasPackageName("-")
                    .hasLineStart(2)
                    .hasLineEnd(2)
                    .hasColumnStart(1)
                    .hasColumnEnd(1);

            softly.assertThat(warnings.get(1))
                    .hasFileName("C:/hudsonSlave/workspace/MyProject/Source/MoqExtensions.cs")
                    .hasCategory("SA1210")
                    .hasPriority(Priority.NORMAL)
                    .hasMessage("Using directives must be sorted alphabetically by the namespaces.")
                    .hasDescription("")
                    .hasPackageName("-")
                    .hasLineStart(3)
                    .hasLineEnd(3)
                    .hasColumnStart(1)
                    .hasColumnEnd(1);

            softly.assertThat(warnings.get(2))
                    .hasFileName("C:/hudsonSlave/workspace/MyProject/Source/MoqExtensions.cs")
                    .hasCategory("SA1210")
                    .hasPriority(Priority.NORMAL)
                    .hasMessage("Using directives must be sorted alphabetically by the namespaces.")
                    .hasDescription("")
                    .hasPackageName("-")
                    .hasLineStart(4)
                    .hasLineEnd(4)
                    .hasColumnStart(1)
                    .hasColumnEnd(1);

            softly.assertThat(warnings.get(3))
                    .hasFileName("C:/hudsonSlave/workspace/MyProject/Source/MoqExtensions.cs")
                    .hasCategory("SA1208")
                    .hasPriority(Priority.NORMAL)
                    .hasMessage("System using directives must be placed before all other using directives.")
                    .hasDescription("")
                    .hasPackageName("-")
                    .hasLineStart(6)
                    .hasLineEnd(6)
                    .hasColumnStart(1)
                    .hasColumnEnd(1);

            softly.assertThat(warnings.get(4))
                    .hasFileName("C:/hudsonSlave/workspace/MyProject/Source/MoqExtensions.cs")
                    .hasCategory("SA1402")
                    .hasPriority(Priority.NORMAL)
                    .hasMessage("A C# document may only contain a single class at the root level unless all of the classes are partial and are of the same type.")
                    .hasDescription("")
                    .hasPackageName("-")
                    .hasLineStart(70)
                    .hasLineEnd(70)
                    .hasColumnStart(1)
                    .hasColumnEnd(1);
        });
    }

    /**
     * Parses a file with one warning of the MS Build tools (parallel build).
     *
     * @see Issue 3582
     */
    @Test
    void issue6709() {
        Issues<Issue> warnings = parse("issue6709.txt");

        assertThat(warnings)
                .hasSize(1)
                .hasNormalPrioritySize(1);

        assertSoftly(softly -> softly.assertThat(warnings.get(0))
                .hasFileName("Rules/TaskRules.cs")
                .hasCategory("CS0168")
                .hasPriority(Priority.NORMAL)
                .hasMessage("The variable 'ex' is declared but never used")
                .hasDescription("")
                .hasPackageName("-")
                .hasLineStart(1145)
                .hasLineEnd(1145)
                .hasColumnStart(49)
                .hasColumnEnd(49));
    }

    /**
     * Parses a file with one warning of the MS Build tools that are started by ant.
     *
     * @see Issue 9926
     */
    @Test
    void issue9926() {
        Issues<Issue> warnings = parse("issue9926.txt");

        assertThat(warnings)
                .hasSize(1)
                .hasNormalPrioritySize(1);

        assertSoftly(softly -> softly.assertThat(warnings.get(0))
                .hasFileName("c:/jci/jobs/external_nvtristrip/workspace/compiler/cl/config/debug/platform/win32/tfields/live/external/nvtristrip/nvtristrip.cpp")
                .hasCategory("C4706")
                .hasPriority(Priority.NORMAL)
                .hasMessage("assignment within conditional expression")
                .hasDescription("")
                .hasPackageName("-")
                .hasLineStart(125)
                .hasLineEnd(125)
                .hasColumnStart(0)
                .hasColumnEnd(0));
    }

    /**
     * Parses a file with warnings of the MS Build linker.
     *
     * @see Issue 4932
     */
    @Test
    void issue4932() {
        Issues<Issue> warnings = parse("issue4932.txt");

        assertThat(warnings)
                .hasSize(2)
                .hasHighPrioritySize(2);

        assertSoftly(softly -> {
            softly.assertThat(warnings.get(0))
                    .hasFileName("SynchronisationHeure.obj")
                    .hasCategory("LNK2001")
                    .hasPriority(Priority.HIGH)
                    .hasMessage("unresolved external symbol \"public:")
                    .hasDescription("")
                    .hasPackageName("-")
                    .hasLineStart(0)
                    .hasLineEnd(0)
                    .hasColumnStart(0)
                    .hasColumnEnd(0);

            softly.assertThat(warnings.get(1))
                    .hasFileName("Release/Navineo.exe")
                    .hasCategory("LNK1120")
                    .hasPriority(Priority.HIGH)
                    .hasMessage("1 unresolved externals")
                    .hasDescription("")
                    .hasPackageName("-")
                    .hasLineStart(0)
                    .hasLineEnd(0)
                    .hasColumnStart(0)
                    .hasColumnEnd(0);
        });
    }

    /**
     * Parses a file with warnings of MS sharepoint.
     *
     * @see Issue 4731
     */
    @Test
    void issue4731() {
        Issues<Issue> warnings = parse("issue4731.txt");

        assertThat(warnings)
                .hasSize(11)
                .hasDuplicatesSize(1)
                .hasNormalPrioritySize(11);

        assertSoftly(softly -> {
            softly.assertThat(warnings.get(0))
                    .hasFileName("c:/playpens/Catalyst/Platform/src/Ptc.Platform.Web/Package/Package.package")
                    .hasCategory("SPT6")
                    .hasPriority(Priority.NORMAL)
                    .hasMessage("The Project Item \"StructureLibrary\" is included in the following Features: TypesAndLists, StructureBrowser")
                    .hasDescription("")
                    .hasPackageName("-")
                    .hasLineStart(0)
                    .hasLineEnd(0)
                    .hasColumnStart(0)
                    .hasColumnEnd(0);

            softly.assertThat(warnings.get(1))
                    .hasFileName("c:/playpens/Catalyst/Platform/src/Ptc.Platform.Web/Package/Package.package")
                    .hasCategory("SPT6")
                    .hasPriority(Priority.NORMAL)
                    .hasMessage("The Project Item \"StructureViewWebPart\" is included in the following Features: PlatformWebParts, StructureBrowser")
                    .hasDescription("")
                    .hasPackageName("-")
                    .hasLineStart(0)
                    .hasLineEnd(0)
                    .hasColumnStart(0)
                    .hasColumnEnd(0);

            softly.assertThat(warnings.get(2))
                    .hasFileName("c:/playpens/Catalyst/Platform/src/Ptc.Platform.ShowcaseSiteTemplate/Package/Package.package")
                    .hasCategory("SPT6")
                    .hasPriority(Priority.NORMAL)
                    .hasMessage("The Project Item \"TestPages\" is included in the following Features: SiteLibraryAndPages, DemoSite")
                    .hasDescription("")
                    .hasPackageName("-")
                    .hasLineStart(0)
                    .hasLineEnd(0)
                    .hasColumnStart(0)
                    .hasColumnEnd(0);

            softly.assertThat(warnings.get(3))
                    .hasFileName("c:/playpens/Catalyst/Platform/src/Ptc.Platform.ShowcaseSiteTemplate/Package/Package.package")
                    .hasCategory("SPT6")
                    .hasPriority(Priority.NORMAL)
                    .hasMessage("The Project Item \"Test Items\" is included in the following Features: SiteLibraryAndPages, DemoSite")
                    .hasDescription("")
                    .hasPackageName("-")
                    .hasLineStart(0)
                    .hasLineEnd(0)
                    .hasColumnStart(0)
                    .hasColumnEnd(0);
        });
    }

    /**
     * MSBuildParser should also detect keywords 'Warning' and 'Error', as they are produced by the .NET-2.0 compiler of
     * VS2005.
     *
     * @see Issue 2383
     */
    @Test
    void shouldDetectKeywordsInRegexCaseInsensitive() throws IOException {
        String containsErrorAndWarningKeywords = "Src\\Parser\\CSharp\\cs.ATG (2242,17):  Warning"
                + " CS0168: The variable 'type' is declared but never used\r\nC:\\Src\\Parser\\CSharp\\file.cs"
                + " (10): Error XXX: An error occurred";

        Issues<Issue> warnings = createParser().parse(new InputStreamReader(
                IOUtils.toInputStream(containsErrorAndWarningKeywords, "UTF-8")
        ));

        assertThat(warnings)
                .hasSize(2)
                .hasHighPrioritySize(1)
                .hasNormalPrioritySize(1);

        assertSoftly(softly -> {
            softly.assertThat(warnings.get(0))
                    .hasFileName("Src/Parser/CSharp/cs.ATG")
                    .hasCategory("CS0168")
                    .hasPriority(Priority.NORMAL)
                    .hasMessage("The variable 'type' is declared but never used")
                    .hasDescription("")
                    .hasPackageName("-")
                    .hasLineStart(2242)
                    .hasLineEnd(2242)
                    .hasColumnStart(17)
                    .hasColumnEnd(17);

            softly.assertThat(warnings.get(1))
                    .hasFileName("C:/Src/Parser/CSharp/file.cs")
                    .hasCategory("XXX")
                    .hasPriority(Priority.HIGH)
                    .hasMessage("An error occurred")
                    .hasDescription("")
                    .hasPackageName("-")
                    .hasLineStart(10)
                    .hasLineEnd(10)
                    .hasColumnStart(0)
                    .hasColumnEnd(0);
        });
    }

    @Override
    protected void assertThatIssuesArePresent(final Issues<Issue> issues, final SoftAssertions softly) {
        softly.assertThat(issues)
                .hasSize(6)
                .hasHighPrioritySize(2)
                .hasNormalPrioritySize(3)
                .hasLowPrioritySize(1);

        softly.assertThat(issues.get(0))
                .hasFileName("Src/Parser/CSharp/cs.ATG")
                .hasCategory("CS0168")
                .hasPriority(Priority.NORMAL)
                .hasMessage("The variable 'type' is declared but never used")
                .hasDescription("")
                .hasPackageName("-")
                .hasLineStart(2242)
                .hasLineEnd(2242)
                .hasColumnStart(17)
                .hasColumnEnd(17);

        softly.assertThat(issues.get(1))
                .hasFileName("C:/Src/Parser/CSharp/file.cs")
                .hasCategory("XXX")
                .hasPriority(Priority.HIGH)
                .hasMessage("An error occurred")
                .hasDescription("")
                .hasPackageName("-")
                .hasLineStart(10)
                .hasLineEnd(10)
                .hasColumnStart(0)
                .hasColumnEnd(0);

        softly.assertThat(issues.get(2))
                .hasFileName("Controls/MozItem.cs")
                .hasCategory("CS0618")
                .hasPriority(Priority.NORMAL)
                .hasMessage("System.ComponentModel.Design.ComponentDesigner.OnSetComponentDefaults() : This method has been deprecated. Use InitializeNewComponent instead. http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?linkid=14202")
                .hasDescription("")
                .hasPackageName("-")
                .hasLineStart(1338)
                .hasLineEnd(1338)
                .hasColumnStart(4)
                .hasColumnEnd(4);

        softly.assertThat(issues.get(3))
                .hasFileName("MediaPortal.cs")
                .hasCategory("CS0162")
                .hasPriority(Priority.NORMAL)
                .hasMessage("Hier kommt der Warnings Text")
                .hasDescription("")
                .hasPackageName("-")
                .hasLineStart(3001)
                .hasLineEnd(3001)
                .hasColumnStart(5)
                .hasColumnEnd(5);

        softly.assertThat(issues.get(4))
                .hasFileName("x/a/b/include/abc.h")
                .hasCategory("C1083")
                .hasPriority(Priority.HIGH)
                .hasMessage("Cannot open include file: xyz.h:...")
                .hasDescription("")
                .hasPackageName("-")
                .hasLineStart(18)
                .hasLineEnd(18)
                .hasColumnStart(0)
                .hasColumnEnd(0);

        softly.assertThat(issues.get(5))
                .hasFileName("foo.h")
                .hasCategory("701")
                .hasPriority(Priority.LOW)
                .hasMessage("This is an info message from PcLint")
                .hasDescription("")
                .hasPackageName("-")
                .hasLineStart(5)
                .hasLineEnd(5)
                .hasColumnStart(0)
                .hasColumnEnd(0);
    }

    @Override
    protected AbstractParser createParser() {
        return new MsBuildParser();
    }
}

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Minor AMY release v2.9.4 was issued on 2019-10-04. It fixes an invalid data
validation/cleaning in EventForm when a "Mix & Match" curriculum was selected
(as it requires a corresponding tag "Circuits", and the validation didn't check
this).


In a battle for holiday box-office supremacy, Peter Jackson's "Hobbit" maintained its three-week rule with $21.7 million in ticket sales over the weekend.
Disney's Stephen Sondheim musical "Into the Woods" trailed with $18.7 million, with Angelina Jolie's "Unbroken" close behind with $18.2 million. Both films in their second week of release couldn't quite overcome "The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies," which has earned a total of $220.6 million in three weeks.
1. "The Hobbit: The Battle Of The Five Armies," Warner Bros., $21,732,090, 3,875 locations, $5,608 average, $220,602,017, 3 weeks.
2. "Into The Woods," Disney, $18,728,441, 2,538 locations, $7,379 average, $90,871,655, 2 weeks.
3. "Unbroken," Universal, $18,169,840, 3,190 locations, $5,696 average, $87,651,495, 2 weeks.
4. "The Woman In Black 2: Angel of Death," Relativity Media, $15,027,415, 2,602 locations, $5,775 average, $15,027,415, 1 week.
5. "Night At The Museum: Secret Of The Tomb," 20th Century Fox, $14,518,274, 3,802 locations, $3,819 average, $89,847,179, 3 weeks.
6. "Annie," Sony, $11,251,393, 3,166 locations, $3,554 average, $72,460,370, 3 weeks.
7. "The Imitation Game," The Weinstein Company, $7,772,527, 754 locations, $10,308 average, $30,472,090, 6 weeks.
8. "The Hunger Games: Mockingjay, Part 1," Lionsgate, $7,559,954, 2,505 locations, $3,018 average, $323,734,502, 7 weeks.
9. "The Gambler," Paramount, $6,332,559, 2,494 locations, $2,539 average, $27,601,711, 2 weeks.
10. "Big Hero 6," Disney, $4,754,816, 1,913 locations, $2,486 average, $211,207,036, 9 weeks.
11. "Wild," Fox Searchlight, $4,564,093, 1,361 locations, $3,353 average, $25,880,904, 5 weeks.
12. "Exodus: Gods And Kings," 20th Century Fox, $3,817,643, 2,260 locations, $1,689 average, $61,342,935, 4 weeks.
13. "Penguins Of Madagascar," 20th Century Fox, $2,895,767, 1,585 locations, $1,827 average, $78,116,780, 6 weeks.
14. "Big Eyes," The Weinstein Company, $2,610,026, 1,408 locations, $1,854 average, $9,924,025, 2 weeks.
15. "Interstellar," Paramount, $2,460,071, 1,048 locations, $2,347 average, $182,802,094, 9 weeks.
16. "Top Five," Paramount, $2,139,861, 1,195 locations, $1,791 average, $23,740,325, 4 weeks.
17. "The Theory Of Everything," Focus Features, $1,106,331, 651 locations, $1,699 average, $24,772,350, 9 weeks.
18. "The Interview," Sony, $1,085,515, 581 locations, $1,868 average, $4,960,726, 2 weeks.
19. "Horrible Bosses 2," Warner Bros., $928,619, 702 locations, $1,323 average, $53,063,469, 6 weeks.
20. "Birdman," Fox Searchlight, $860,582, 282 locations, $3,052 average, $25,424,568, 12 weeks.


The first weekend I arrived and went to work and stuff.
Looking the other direction you can see a nice couch, a small but usable balcony, and a TV tuned to a cricket match!
Just behind the TV is the bedroom (and the TV swivels so you can watch it from the couch or from bed - clever!), and the bathroom and whatnot.
Across from the pool is one of the hotel's restaurants. I had dinner here on Sunday - it was quite good! They even have burgers, although they are made of buffalo.
While it was still light I walked around a nearby park, which was full with people and was quite nice.
Right next to the park there were a bunch of cricket games going on. The guy in blue is in the middle of bowling - I was very proud of this shot!
We went out to a Rajasthani restaurant for lunch - you get quite a variety of dishes!
This helpful chimp/trash can marks the entrance to the building NI is in, which is helpful because I haven't seen any signs indicating which building is which!
The Karnataka team celebrating their victory over the Rest of India at M Chinnaswamy Stadium.


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Илочко властелинство настаје 1697. године као поклон породици Одескалчи за новчану помоћ коју је папа Иноћентије XI (-{Benedetto Odescalchi}-) дао цару Леополду -{I}- за одбрану Беча приликом турске опсаде 1683.

Први власник поседа 1697 године је био Ливио Одескалчи који се истакао као један од војсковођа приликом опсаде Беча 1683 године. Цар Леополд -{I}- именује Ливио Одескалчија за сремског властелина са правом ковања властитог новца и правом доделе титула.

Према попису из 1736/37 Илочко властелинство је подељено на 2 дела:
 Илочко горњосремско властелинство (са 16 насеља: Илок, Моловин, Сот, Пакледин, Љуба, Сусек, Свилош, Грабово, Лежимир, Бингула, Мартинци, Кузмин, Бачинци, Ердевик, Дивош, Ремета).
 Иришко доњосремско властелинство (са 19 насеља: Ириг, Ривица, Врдник, Бешеново, Шуљам, Гргуревци, Манђелос, Кукињаш, Шатринци, Крушедол, Марадик, Вишњевци, Велики Радинци, Бешка,Чортановци, Патка, Павловци, Стејановци).

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Norman Leslie Robert Franks (born 1940) is an English militaria writer who specialises in aviation topics. He focuses on the pilots and squadrons of World Wars I and II.

Biography
He published his first book in 1976. He was an Organisation and Methods Officer with the Nationwide Building Society in London before he retired. He now lives in Bexhill-on-Sea, East Sussex, with his wife Heather. They have two sons, Rob and Mike, and five grandchildren.

He was a consultant for the Channel 4 television series Dogfight: The Mystery of the Red Baron. His 1995 book on the Red Baron has been published and reissued by three publishers.  He is also one of the founding members of the Cross and Cockade society for World War I aviation historians, which was formed in 1970, and a member of Over the Front, the league of World War I aviation historians.

In total, he has authored over 120 books covering military aviation.

Published works
Franks, Norman. Double Mission: Fighter Pilot and SOE Agent, Manfred Czernin (1976, William Kimber, London)
Franks, Norman. Fighter Leader: The Story of Wing Commander Ian Gleed, DSO, DFC (1978, William Kimber, London)
Franks, Norman. The Greatest Air Battle: Dieppe, 19 August 1942 (1979, William Kimber, London)
Franks, Norman. Wings of Freedom:Twelve Battle of Britain Pilots (1980, William Kimber, London)
Franks, Norman. Sky Tiger: The Story of Sailor Malan (1980, William Kimber, London)
Franks, Norman. The Battle of the Airfields: 1 January 1945 (1982 & 2002, Grub Street, London)  &  [Operation Bodenplatte]
Franks, Norman. The Air Battle of Dunkirk (1983, William Kimber, London)
Franks, Norman and Sheddan, C. J. Tempest Pilot (1983 & 2003, Grub Street, London)
Franks, Norman. Typhoon Attack (1984, William Kimber, London)
Franks, Norman. Aircraft versus Aircraft: The illustrated story of fighter pilot combat since 1914 (1986). Grub Street (). American ed. was issued by Macmillan ()  192 pages.
 Franks, Norman; Forever strong: The story of 75 Squadron RNZAF, 1916-1990 (1991) Random Century
 Franks, Norman; Bailey, Frank. Over the Front: A Complete Record of the Fighter Aces and Units of the United States and French Air Services, 1914-1918 (1992). Casemate Pub ()
 Franks, Norman; Giblin, Hal; and McCrery, Nigel. Under the Guns of the Red Baron - The Complete Record of Von Richthofen's Victories and Victims Fully Illustrated (1995 & 2007, Grub Street, London)  (1998 & 1999, Barnes & Noble, USA) () (2000, Caxton, London). 224 pages.
 Franks, Norman; Guest, Russell; Bailey, Frank. Bloody April… Black September (1995). Grub Street (). 314 pages [The two deadliest months for Allied airmen in WW I, April 1917 & September 1918].
 Franks, Norman.  Who Downed the Aces in WWI? (1996). Grub Street ().
 Franks, Norman; Guest, Russell; and Alegi, Gregory. Above the War Fronts: The British Two-Seater Bomber Pilot and Observer Aces, the British Two-Seater Fighter Observer Aces, and the Belgian, Italian, Austro-Hungarian and Russian Fighter Aces 1914-1918 (1997). Grub Street (). 218 pages.
 Franks, Norman. The Greatest Air Battle: Dieppe, 19th August 1942 (1997).  Grub Street ()
 Franks, Norman; Bennett, Alan.  The Red Baron's Last Flight: a Mystery Investigated (1997).  Grub Street.  Reissued as a paperback in 2006 ()
 Franks, Norman; Bailey, Frank. The Storks: The Story of the Les Cigognes, France's Elite Fighter Group of WWI (1998). Grub Street (). 160 pages.
 Franks, Norman; Bailey, Frank; Duiven, Rick. Casualties of the German Air Service 1914-20: As Complete a List as Possible Arranged Alphabetically and Chronologically (1999). Grub Street (). 362 pages.
 Franks, Norman; Holmes, Tony. Albatros Aces of World War I (Osprey Aircraft of the Aces No 32) (2000). Motorbooks International (). 96 pages.
 Franks, Norman. Nieuport Aces of World War I (Osprey Aircraft of the Aces No 33) (2000). Motorbooks International (). 96 pages.
 Franks, Norman; Wyngarden, Greg Van; Holmes, Tony. Fokker Dr I Aces of World War I (Osprey Aircraft of the Aces No 40) (2001). Osprey Aviation (). 96 pages.
 Franks, Norman. Buck McNair : Canadian Spitfire ace : the story of Group Captain R.W. McNair DSO, DFC & 2 bars, Ld'H, CdG, RCAF (2001, 2005). Grub Street ()
 Franks, Norman; Giblin, Hal. Under the Guns of the Kaiser's Aces: Bohme, Muller, Von Tutschek, Wolff : The Complete Record of Their Victories and Victims (2003). Grub Street (). 192 pages.
 Franks, Norman. Sopwith Camel Aces of World War 1 (Aircraft of the Aces, 52) (2003). Osprey Publishing (UK) (). 96 pages.
 Franks, Norman; Holmes, Tony. Sopwith Triplanes Aces of World War 1 (Aircraft of the Aces, 62) (2004). Osprey Publishing (UK) (). 96 pages.
 Franks, Norman. Jasta Boelcke: The History of Jasta 2, 1916-1918 (2004). Grub Street (). 224 pages.
 Franks, Norman. Ton-up Lancs: a Photographic Record of the Thirty-five RAF Lancasters that Each Completed One Hundred Sorties (2005).Grub Street ()
 Franks, Norman. Sopwith Pup Aces of World War 1. (2005). Osprey Publishing ()
 Franks, Norman. British and American Aces of World War I: the Pictorial Record.  (2005) Schiffer Military History ()
 Franks, Norman. Frank 'Chota' Carey : the story of Group Captain Frank Carey CBE DFC AFC DFM. (2006) Grub Street ()

External links
 Interview Channel 4 History
 Biography at Grub Street Press
 Author Profile at Osprey
 Titles (to 2008) at Stone & Stone, retrieved 22 May 2013

Historians of World War I
Historians of World War II
Air force historians
British military writers
1940 births
Living people
People from Bexhill-on-Sea
20th-century British historians
20th-century British male writers
21st-century British historians
21st-century British male writers
British male non-fiction writers


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Q: Browser autostarts when ethernet is connected. How? I plugged my Windows 10 laptop into a router from our new isp. We only got the fibre, no services set up yet (The fibre can carry phones, tv and internet)
Immediately when I plugged the cable in, the browser opened and showed "Welcome to your fiber connection from X-corp. Call us at 555-555-5555 for to get internet" (Name changed ;-)
How does that work? Note, I wasn't trying to go to a website and got redirected, no, the browser started "magically".
Can windows get a command over dhcp?
I can see some use for this "autostart" on our corporate network, yet I fear black-hat use of this.

A: Captive Portal detection is an OS built-in and although something you mostly see/experience on WiFi connections also works for wired connections.  There is no DHCP magic going on there.
See for instance https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/hardware/dn408681.aspx

Windows 8 and Windows 8.1 supports captive portal networks by immediately opening the web browser if a captive portal is detected. The user sees your branded web page in the foreground of their device, which helps them to understand what actions they should take to authenticate by using the captive portal.


The invertebrate collection comprises 5,800,000 specimens. Amongst the highlights of the collection are shrimps, crabs and lobsters from Southeast Asia, the Northeast Atlantic and the Caribbean Sea. The important Parasite Collection Utrecht has been housed in Naturalis since 2006.
Shrimps, crabs and lobsters (decapods) from Southeast Asia, the Northeast Atlantic and the Caribbean Sea are among the highlights of the Crustacean collections. Curators, including L.B. Holthuis (1941-2008), have been actively involved in these groups since the museum was founded in 1820. During the last two decades research has focused on symbiontic shrimps.
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An important part of the Coelenterate collection consists of Hydrozoa, especially due to the scientific activities of professor W. Vervoort (1940-2010), former director of the museum.
The collection of animal parasites collected by the Faculty of Veterinary Medicine and the University Museum of Utrecht University was transferred to Naturalis Biodiversity Center in 2006. The collection has been restored. Parasites were transferred to new vials and made accessible by a database, which can be downloaded here. These activities were supported by a grant from the Ministry of Economic Affairs, the Foundation for Academic Heritage (SAE) and the Mondriaan Foundation.
An article on the history of the Parasite Collection Utrecht is provided below (PDF).
The Excel database file of the parasite collection Utrecht can be downloaded using the following link.
Some documentation concerning this database can be downloaded using the following link (PDF).


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Ruth Davidson: General election will show SNP is a party 'going downhill'
Scottish Conservative Leader Ruth Davidson celebrates being elected Conservative MSP for Edinburgh Central last year Credit: Getty Images
Simon Johnson, Scottish Political Editor
18 April 2017 • 10:00pm
Simon Johnson
Scottish Independence Referendum
Kezia Dugdale
Ruth Davidson has predicted that June's general election will demonstrate the SNP is "a party going downhill" as she attempts to use voter opposition to a second independence referendum to win a series of former Scottish Tory strongholds.
In an article for the Telegraph, the Scottish Tory leader predicted the Nationalists will "struggle" to repeat their 2015 achievement of winning 56 out of 59 Scottish seats and said "plenty of SNP MPs will now be looking over their shoulder."
She said Nicola Sturgeon's demand for another independence vote last month "was supposed to have sent the UK Government into a tailspin" but instead demonstrated "just how out of touch" the SNP has become.
Ms Davidson said the "Nationalist caravan" has always claimed to be on the up over the past decade but it was much more "vulnerable" than in 2015 and could be brought to a "halt" on June 8.
Her intervention came after the Prime Minister indicated she would put support for the Union at the centre of her Scottish election campaign by stating she would be making the case "for the future of the United Kingdom as a United Kingdom."
Senior party sources listed as targets a series of largely rural Scottish seats, all of which are held by the SNP but saw large swings to the Conservatives in last year's Scottish Parliament elections.
But Professor John Curtice, Britain's leading psephologist, warned Mrs May that she will have to win a Commons majority without much help from Scotland as the SNP is still around 20 points ahead in the polls.
He predicted the Nationalists could win 50 of Scotland's 59 seats, with the latest polls showing the Tories going up from one to four. Labour and the Liberal Democrats also currently have one Scottish seat each.
Ms Sturgeon said the election would "once again give people the opportunity to reject the Tories' narrow, divisive agenda" but dodged questions over whether her party performing worse than in 2015 would undermine her case for a second referendum.
John Lamont (left) came close to winning Berwickshire, Roxburgh and Selkirk in 2015 Credit: Stuart Nicol
Regardless of the result, it is understood Mrs May will not budge from her refusal to allow another independence vote until the Brexit negotiations have been completed and Scots can see how it has bedded in.
Ms Davidson said: "Make no mistake – the SNP is still the dominant force in Scotland, and it will be a massive challenge for my party to take the fight to them ahead of June 8.
"But this is a much more vulnerable party than it was in 2015. And it is now a rejuvenated Scottish Conservative party which is prepared to lead the charge."
Speaking to ITV News, the Prime Minister said: "This Union we have between Northern Ireland, England, Scotland and Wales is a very precious union, I think we all benefit by it. I will unashamedly be out there campaigning for the future of the United Kingdom as a United Kingdom."
Key target constituencies
Among the Tories' key Scottish targets are Berwickshire, Roxburgh and Selkirk, where the SNP's Calum Kerr has a majority of only 308, and Dumfries and Galloway.
They will also focus on Perthshire and North Perthshire, Ochil and South Perthshire, Angus, West Aberdeenshire and Kincardine and even Moray, the seat held by Angus Robertson, the SNP's Westminster leader.
Ms Sturgeon argued that her mandate for another independence referendum derives from last year's Holyrood election but argued that a Nationalist victory on June 8 would reinforce it.
Scottish Parliament election 2016 results
Claiming that the election was a "huge political miscalculation" by Mrs May, she said: "This election will be about the kind of country we want Scotland to be and whether we want the Tories to have a free hand in determining that or whether we want to make sure that we stand up for Scotland's public services, for public spending against further Tory austerity."
Kezia Dugdale, the Scottish Labour leader, said she would "work tirelessly to elect Jeremy Corbyn Prime Minister and deliver a Labour government."
Ruth Davidson


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