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Criminology and the Criminal Justice System with Making the Grade Student CD-ROM and PowerWeb

by: Adler, Freda; Mueller, Gerhard O. W.; Laufer, William S.

Criminology and the Criminal Justice System with Making the Grade Student CD-ROM and PowerWeb

by: Adler, Freda; Mueller, Gerhard O. W.; Laufer, William S.

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9780072878820
ISBN 10:
0072878827
Edition: 5th
Format: Paperback
Copyright: 07/24/2003
Publisher: McGraw-Hill Humanities/Social Sciences/Languages
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This leading text for courses in Criminology is known for its lucid style, student-oriented approach, and interdisciplinary global perspective. The text comes in two versions--with or without coverage of the criminal justice system. For schools that retain the traditional criminology course, which includes coverage of criminal justice, Criminology and the Criminal Justice System is the ideal text. For schools that offer a separate introductory course in criminal justice, Criminology is the appropriate text.Both versions of the fifth edition are accompanied by a free student CD-ROM as well as a robust Online Learning Center featuring chapter quizzes with feedback, vocabulary flashcards, interactive exercises, and more.

List of Boxes

xix

Preface

xxi

PART I Understanding Criminology

(80)

CHAPTER 1 The Reach of Criminology

(20)

The Reach of Criminology

(6)

Terrorism

(1)

Illicit Drug Trafficking

(1)

Money Laundering

(1)

Infiltration of Legal Business

(1)

Computer Crime

(1)

From the Pages of The New York Times: Financing Terrorism through Legitimate Fronts

(4)

Illicit Arms Trafficking

(1)

Traffic in Persons

(1)

Destruction of Cultural Property

(3)

What Is Criminology?

(3)

Window to the World: Russians and Americans Share a Crime Problem

(3)

The Making of Laws

(2)

Deviance

(1)

The Concept of Crime

(1)

The Consensus and Conflict Views of Law and Crime

(1)

The Breaking of Laws

(2)

Of Immediate Concern: Vipers in the Desert

(1)

Society's Reaction to the Breaking of Laws

(2)

Criminology and the Criminal Justice System

(1)

The Global Approach to the Breaking of Laws

(1)

Research Informs Policy

(1)

Review

(1)

Criminology & Public Policy

(1)

You Be the Criminologist

(1)

Key Terms

(1)

CHAPTER 2 Counting Crime and Measuring Criminal Behavior

(36)

The Ingredients of Crime

(3)

The Seven Basic Requirements

(1)

The Act Requirement

(1)

The Legality Requirement

(1)

The Harm Requirement

(1)

The Causation Requirement

(1)

Mens Rea: The "Guilty Mind" Requirement

(1)

The Concurrence Requirement

(1)

The Punishment Requirement

(1)

The Defenses

(1)

Typologies of Crime

(1)

Measuring Crime

(5)

Methods of Collecting Data

(4)

Ethics and the Researcher

(1)

The Nature and Extent of Crime

(6)

Police Statistics

(1)

From the Pages of The New York Times: Can Politics Influence Crime Data?

(4)

Victimization Surveys

(2)

Self-Report Surveys

(1)

Measuring Characteristics of Crime

(5)

Crime Trends

(1)

Locations and Times of Criminal Acts

(1)

Of Immediate Concern: Why Does Crime Drop?

(2)

Severity of Crime

(1)

Measuring Characteristics of Criminals

(11)

Age and Crime

(2)

Window to the World: Measuring World Crime

(13)

Gender and Crime

(3)

Social Class and Crime

(1)

Race and Crime

(1)

Review

(1)

Criminology & Public Policy

(1)

You Be the Criminologist

(1)

Key Terms

(2)

CHAPTER 3 Schools of Thought throughout History

(23)

Classical Criminology

(7)

Window to the World: Stone Age Crime and Social Control

(4)

The Historical Context

(1)

Cesare Beccaria

(3)

Of Immediate Concern: Utilitarianism Gone Astray

(8)

Jeremy Bentham's Utilitarianism

(1)

The Classical School: An Evaluation

(1)

Positivist Criminology

(1)

Biological Determinism: The Search for Criminal Traits

(6)

Lombroso, Ferri, Garofalo: The Italian School

(4)

A Return to Biological Determinism

(1)

Psychological Determinism

(2)

Pioneers in Criminal Psychology

(1)

From the Pages of The New York Times: Who's Responsible?

(11)

Psychological Studies of Criminals

(1)

Sociological Determinism

(2)

Adolphe Quetelet and André Michel Guerry

(1)

Gabriel Tarde

(1)

Émile Durkheim

(1)

Historical and Contemporary Criminology: A Time Line

(1)

Review

(1)

Criminology & Public Policy

(1)

You Be the Criminologist

(1)

Key Terms

(2)

PART II Explanations of Crime and Criminal Behavior

(154)

CHAPTER 4 Psychological and Biological Perspectives

(32)

Psychology and Criminality

(13)

Psychological Development

(1)

Moral Development

(1)

Maternal Deprivation and Attachment Theory

(3)

Learning Aggression and Violence

(1)

From the Pages of The New York Times: The Apple Doesn't Fall Far

(1)

Of Immediate Concern: The Taboo Crime of Parricide

(3)

Window to the World: Censoring TV Violence

(22)

Personality

(2)

Mental Disorders and Crime

(3)

Psychological Causation

100

(1)

Biology and Criminality

101

(9)

Modern Biocriminality

101

(1)

Genetics and Criminality

102

(2)

The Controversy over Violence and Genes

104

(1)

The IQ Debate

105

(1)

Biochemical Factors

106

(3)

Neurophysiological Factors

109

(1)

Crime and Human Nature

110

(2)

Criticisms of Biocriminology

110

(1)

An Integrated Theory

111

(1)

Review

112

(1)

Criminology & Public Policy

112

(1)

You Be the Criminologist

113

(1)

Key Terms

113

(1)

CHAPTER 5 Strain and Cultural Deviance Theories

114

(28)

The Interconnectedness of Sociological Theories

116

(1)

Anomie: Émile Durkheim

116

(1)

The Structural-Functionalist Perspective

116

(1)

Anomie and Suicide

117

(1)

Strain Theory

117

(10)

Window to the World: A Social System Breaks Down

118

(7)

Merton's Theory of Anomie

119

(1)

Modes of Adaptation

120

(1)

Tests of Merton's Theory

121

(2)

Evaluation: Merton's Theory

123

(1)

Institutional Imbalance and Crime

124

(1)

From the Pages of The New York Times: A Head Start Really Does Help

125

(2)

General Strain Theory

126

(1)

Theory Informs Policy

126

(1)

Cultural Deviance Theories

127

(14)

The Nature of Cultural Deviance

128

(1)

Social Disorganization Theory

129

(3)

Tests of Social Disorganization Theory

132

(1)

Of Immediate Concern: Cults-Culture Conflict-Crime

133

(20)

Evaluation: Social Disorganization Theory

134

(1)

Theory Informs Policy

134

(1)

Differential Association Theory

135

(2)

Tests of Differential Association Theory

137

(1)

Evaluation: Differential Association Theory

138

(1)

Theory Informs Policy

138

(1)

Culture Conflict Theory

139

(2)

Review

141

(1)

Criminology & Public Policy

141

(1)

You Be the Criminologist

141

(1)

Key Terms

141

(1)

CHAPTER 6 The Formation of Subcultures

142

(24)

The Function of Subcultures

144

(1)

Subcultural Theories of Delinquency and Crime

144

(3)

The Middle-Class Measuring Rod

144

(1)

Corner Boy, College Boy, Delinquent Boy

145

(1)

Tests of Cohen's Theory

146

(1)

Evaluation: Cohen's Theory

147

(1)

Delinquency and Opportunity

147

(4)

Tests of Opportunity Theory

149

(2)

Evaluation: Differential Opportunity Theory

151

(1)

The Subculture of Violence

151

(2)

Tests of the Subculture of Violence

152

(1)

Evaluation: The Subculture of Violence Theory

152

(1)

Focal Concerns: Miller's Theory

153

(3)

Tests of Miller's Theory

155

(1)

From the Pages of The New York Times: Street Gangs of New York: From the 1860's to the 1960's

155

(3)

Evaluation: Miller's Theory

156

(1)

Gangs at the Turn of the 21st Century

156

(2)

Guns and Gangs

157

(1)

Female Delinquent Subcultures

158

(3)

Early Research

158

(1)

Recent Studies

158

(2)

Of Immediate Concern: The Girls in the Gang

160

(1)

Middle-Class Delinquency

161

(1)

Explanations

162

(1)

Theory Informs Policy

162

(3)

MOBY

162

(1)

Other Programs

163

(1)

Window to the World: Americas Changing Ethnic Gangs

164

(11)

Getting Out: Gang Banging or the Morgue

165

(1)

Review

165

(1)

Criminology & Public Policy

165

(1)

You Be the Criminologist

165

(1)

Key Terms

165

(1)

CHAPTER 7 Social Control Theory

166

(22)

What Is Social Control?

168

(1)

Theories of Social Control

169

(6)

The Microsociological Perspective: Hirschi

169

(1)

Social Bonds

170

(2)

Empirical Tests of Hirschi's Theory

172

(1)

Evaluation: Hirschi's Social Control Theory

173

(2)

Social Control and Drift

175

(1)

Personal and Social Control

175

(2)

Failure of Control Mechanisms

175

(1)

Stake in Conformity

175

(1)

Of Immediate Concern: Defying Convention and Control: In Your Face"

176

(1)

Containment Theory

177

(3)

From the Pages of The New York Times: Social Control-Punishing the Cheat

178

(5)

Empirical Tests of Containment Theory

179

(1)

Evaluation: Containment Theory

180

(1)

Recent Theoretical Explanations

180

(3)

Developmental /Life Course Theory

181

(1)

Integrated Theory

182

(1)

General Theories

182

(1)

Theory Informs Policy

183

(3)

Family

183

(1)

School

183

(1)

Neighborhood

183

(1)

Window to the World: Nations with Low Crime Rates

184

(2)

Review

186

(1)

Criminology & Public Policy

186

(1)

You Be the Criminologist

187

(1)

Key Terms

187

(1)

CHAPTER 8 Labeling, Conflict, and Radical Theories

188

(24)

Labeling Theory

190

(6)

The Origins of Labeling Theory

191

(1)

Basic Assumptions of Labeling Theory

191

(1)

Labeling in the 1960's

192

(1)

Empirical Evidence for Labeling Theory

193

(2)

From the Pages of The New York Times: Racial Profiling: Labeling Before the Fact

195

(1)

Evaluation: Labeling Theory

195

(1)

Conflict Theory

196

(6)

The Consensus Model

197

(1)

The Conflict Model

197

(1)

Of Immediate Concern: The Rights of the Poorest

198

(4)

Conflict Theory and Criminology

200

(1)

Empirical Evidence for the Conflict Model

201

(1)

Radical Theory

202

(8)

The Intellectual Heritage of Marxist Criminology

202

(1)

Engels and Marx

202

(1)

Willem Adriaan Bonger

203

(1)

Georg Rusche and Otto Kirchheimer

203

(1)

Radical Criminology since the 1970's

204

(1)

Evaluation: Marxist Criminological Theory

205

(2)

Window to the World: The Forgotten Criminology of Genocide

207

(8)

Emerging Explanations

208

(2)

Review

210

(1)

Criminology & Public Policy

210

(1)

You Be the Criminologist

211

(1)

Key Terms

211

(1)

CHAPTER 9 Environmental Theory

212

(23)

Situational Theories of Crime

215

(7)

Environmental Criminology

215

(1)

Rational-Choice Perspective

215

(2)

Routine-Activity Approach

217

(1)

Window to the World: Decresting the Lovebug, Worldwide

218

(8)

Practical Applications of Situational Theories of Crime

219

(3)

Theories of Victimization

222

(4)

Lifestyle Theories

223

(1)

Victim-Offender Interaction

224

(1)

Repeat Victimization

224

(1)

Hot Spots of Crime

224

(1)

Geography of Crime

225

(1)

Interrelatedness of Theories

225

(1)

Preventing Crimes against Places, People, and Valuable Goods

226

(6)

From the Pages of The New York Times: New York City Cracks Down on "Hot Spots"

226

(4)

Situational Crime Prevention

227

(3)

Of Immediate Concern: Maximum-Security Schools

230

(29)

Displacement

232

(1)

Theory Informs Policy

232

(1)

Review

233

(1)

Criminology & Public Policy

233

(1)

You Be the Criminologist

234

(1)

Key Terms

234

(1)

PART III Types of Crimes

235

(78)

CHAPTER 10 Violent Crimes

236

(52)

Homicide

238

(9)

Murder

238

(1)

Manslaughter

239

(1)

The Extent of Homicide

240

(1)

The Nature of Homicide

241

(5)

A Cross-National Comparison of Homicide Rates

246

(1)

Assault

247

(1)

Family-Related Crimes

248

(5)

Spouse Abuse

249

(2)

Child Abuse

251

(1)

Abuse of the Elderly

252

(1)

Rape and Sexual Assault

253

(4)

Characteristics of the Rape Event

254

(1)

Who Are the Rapists?

254

(1)

Rape and the Legal System

255

(1)

Community Response

256

(1)

Kidnapping

257

(1)

Robbery

257

(2)

Characteristics of Robbers

258

(1)

The Consequences of Robbery

258

(1)

Organized Crime

259

(8)

The History of Organized Crime

260

(1)

The Structure and Impact of Organized Crime

261

(1)

Window to the World: The Business of Organized Crime

262

(5)

The New Ethnic Diversity in Organized Crime

266

(1)

Emerging Problems

267

(12)

Terrorism

268

(4)

Hate Crimes

272

(1)

Militias

273

(1)

Of Immediate Concern: An Epidemic of Hate Crimes?

274

(5)

Violence in Schools

276

(3)

Violence and Gun Control

279

(7)

The Extent of Firearm-Related Offenses

279

(1)

Youth and Guns

280

(1)

Controlling Handgun Use

281

(3)

From the Pages of The New York Times: Does the Brady Law Work?

284

(6)

The Gun-Control Debate

284

(2)

Review

286

(1)

Criminology & Public Policy

286

(1)

You Be the Criminologist

286

(1)

Key Terms

286

(2)

CHAPTER 11 Crimes against Property

288

(25)

Larceny

290

(8)

The Elements of Larceny

290

(1)

The Extent of Larceny

291

(1)

Who Are the Thieves?

291

(1)

Shoplifting

292

(1)

Art Theft

293

(2)

Motor Vehicle Theft

295

(2)

Boat Theft

297

(1)

Window to the World: Crime on the Oceans: Whose Problem?

298

(1)

Fraud

298

(4)

Obtaining Property by False Pretenses

299

(1)

Confidence Games and Frauds

299

(1)

Check Forgery

300

(1)

Credit Card Crimes

300

(1)

Insurance Fraud

301

(1)

High-Tech Crimes: Concerns for Today and Tomorrow

302

(8)

Characteristics of High-Tech Crimes

302

(1)

Of Immediate Concern: Insurance Fraud on the Rise: New Jersey's Experience

303

(4)

Computers and the Internet: Types of Crime

304

(3)

From the Pages of The New York Times: Whose Identity Is It Anyway?

307

(11)

Characteristics of the High-Tech Criminal

309

(1)

The Criminal Justice Problem

310

(1)

Burglary

310

(1)

Fencing: Receiving Stolen Property

311

(1)

Arson

312

(1)

Comparative Crime Rates

313

(1)

Review

313

(96)

Criminology & Public Policy

313

(1)

You Be the Criminologist

314

(1)

Key Terms

314

(2)

CHAPTER 12 White-Collar and Corporate Crime

316

(36)

Defining White-Collar Crime

318

(13)

Crimes Committed by Individuals

319

(2)

Types of White-Collar Crimes

321

(3)

Window to the World: Tracking Progress in the Fight against Corruption: The Emergence of a National Integrity System

324

(4)

From the Pages of The New York Times: Rave Reviews or Questionable Quotes? Deceptive Advertising Goes to the Movies

328

(3)

Corporate Crime

331

(19)

Frequency and Problems of Definition

331

(1)

Phases of Corporate Criminal Law

332

(4)

Theories of Corporate Liability

336

(1)

Models of Corporate Culpability

337

(1)

Governmental Control of Corporations

338

(1)

Investigating Corporate Crime

339

(2)

Environmental Crimes

341

(3)

Curbing Corporate Crime

344

(2)

Of Immediate Concern: Dangerous Ground: The World of Hazardous Waste Crime

346

(8)

The Future of White Collar and Corporate Crime

347

(3)

Review

350

(1)

Criminology & Public Policy

350

(1)

You Be the Criminologist

351

(1)

Key Terms

351

(1)

CHAPTER 13 Public order Crimes

352

(30)

Drug Abuse and Crime

354

(13)

The History of Drug Abuse

354

(3)

The Extent of Drug Abuse

357

(1)

Patterns of Drug Abuse

357

(3)

Crime-Related Activities

360

(1)

The International Drug Economy

360

(4)

Drug Control

364

(1)

From the Pages of The New York Times: One City Wonders: Can We Win the War on Drugs?

365

(2)

Alcohol and Crime

367

(3)

The History of Legalization

368

(1)

Crime-Related Activities

368

(2)

Sexual Morality Offenses

370

(9)

Deviate Sexual Intercourse by Force or Imposition

371

(1)

Prostitution

371

(2)

Pornography

373

(1)

Of Immediate Concern: Cyberporn: Problems and Controversies

374

(2)

Window to the World: Global Sexual Slavery: Women and Children

376

(3)

Review

379

(1)

Criminology & Public Policy

379

(1)

You Be the Criminologist

380

(1)

Key Terms

380

(2)

CHAPTER 14 International and Comparative Criminology

382

(27)

What Is Comparative Criminology?

384

(2)

The Definition of Comparative Criminology

384

(1)

The History of Comparative Criminology

385

(1)

The Goals of Comparative Research

386

(1)

Engaging in Comparative Criminological Research

386

(8)

Preparatory Work

386

(4)

Comparative Research

390

(1)

Comparative Research Tools and Resources

391

(1)

The Special Problems of Empirical Research

392

(2)

Theory Testing

394

(1)

Of Immediate Concern: Cross-Cultural Research: Smoking One's Way into Cheyenne Culture

393

(2)

Validation of Major Theories

394

(1)

The Socioeconomic Development Perspective

395

(1)

Practical Goals

395

(11)

Learning from Others' Experiences

395

(1)

From the Pages of The New York Times: The Youngest Victims of International Crime

396

(9)

Developing International Strategies

395

(10)

Window to the World: BCCI: International Fraud

405

(7)

Globalization versus Ethnic Fragmentation

406

(1)

Review

406

(1)

Criminology & Public Policy

406

(1)

You Be the Criminologist

407

(1)

Key Terms

407

(2)

PART IV A Criminological Approach to the Criminal Justice System

409

CHAPTER 15 Processes and Decisions

410

(34)

The Stages of the Criminal Justice Process

412

(13)

Entry into the System

414

(2)

Prosecution and Pretrial Services

416

(1)

Window to the World: Carlos the Jackal: No Place to Hide

417

(8)

Adjudication Decisions

421

(1)

Sentencing Decisions

421

(1)

Corrections Decisions

422

(2)

Diversion out of the System

424

(1)

Juvenile Justice

425

(11)

The Development of the Juvenile Justice System

425

(3)

Of Immediate Concern: In re Gault: The Demise of Parens Patriae

428

(8)

The Juvenile Justice Process

432

(4)

Victims and Criminal Justice

436

(5)

Victims' Rights

436

(1)

The Victim's Role in the Criminal Justice Process

437

(3)

From the Pages of The New York Times: The Rules of the Games

440

(1)

Review

441

(1)

Criminology & Public Policy

441

(1)

You Be the Criminologist

442

(1)

Key Terms

442

(2)

CHAPTER 16 Enforcing the Law: Practice and Research

444

(40)

The History of Policing

446

(3)

The English Heritage

446

(2)

Policing in the United States

448

(1)

Law Enforcement Agencies

449

(11)

Window to the World: Interpol: The International Criminal Police Organization

450

(8)

Federal Law Enforcement

451

(2)

Department of Homeland Security

453

(4)

State Police

457

(1)

County Police

457

(1)

Municipal Police

457

(1)

From the Pages of The New York Times: One Police Officer's Dilemma

458

(13)

Special-Purpose Police

459

(1)

Private Police

459

(1)

Command Structure

460

(4)

Operations Bureau: Patrol

460

(1)

Operations Bureau: Investigation

461

(3)

Specialized Units

464

(1)

Nonline Functions

464

(1)

Police Functions

464

(2)

Law Enforcement

464

(1)

Order Maintenance

465

(1)

Community Service

466

(1)

The Police and the Community

466

(5)

Community Policing

467

(3)

Police-Community Relations Programs

470

(1)

The Rule of Law in Law Enforcement

471

(7)

Constitutional Due Process

472

(1)

Civil Rights

472

(1)

Use of Deadly Force and Police Brutality

472

(3)

Of Immediate Concern: Fear of Crime Decreases Fear of Police Increases

475

(24)

Abuse of Discretion

476

(1)

Corruption

476

(2)

Police Officers and Their Lifestyle

478

(4)

Qualifications

478

(1)

Changing Composition of the Police Force

478

(2)

The Police Subculture

480

(2)

Review

482

(1)

Criminology & Public Policy

482

(1)

You Be the Criminologist

483

(1)

Key Terms

483

(1)

CHAPTER 17 The Nature and Functioning of Courts

484

(38)

The Origins of Courts

487

(1)

The U.S. Court System

488

(7)

State Courts

488

(1)

Federal Courts

489

(3)

Interaction between State Courts and Federal Courts

492

(1)

Lawyers in the Court System

493

(2)

The Role of the Trial Judge

495

(4)

Arraignment

495

(1)

Pretrial Motions

496

(1)

Release Decisions

496

(1)

Plea Bargaining

497

(2)

The Trial

499

(5)

Selecting the Jury: Voir Dire

500

(1)

The Proceedings

500

(2)

Jury Decision Making

502

(1)

Window to the World: Judging at the World Level

503

(1)

Sentencing: Today and Tomorrow

504

(10)

Incapacitation

504

(2)

Deterrence

506

(1)

Retribution

507

(1)

Rehabilitation

507

(1)

Model Penal Code Sentencing Goals

508

(1)

Just Deserts

508

(1)

Restorative Justice

509

(1)

Sentencing Limits and Guidelines

509

(3)

Of Immediate Concern: A New Crime: Hate; A New Punishment: Sentence Enhancement

512

(2)

Capital Punishment

514

(6)

The Deterrence Argument

516

(1)

The Discrimination Argument

516

(1)

Other Arguments

517

(1)

Trends in American Capital Punishment

517

(1)

From the Pages of The New York Times: Reflections on the Matter of Life and Death Sentencing

518

(2)

Review

520

(1)

Criminology & Public Policy

521

(1)

You Be the Criminologist

521

(1)

Key Terms

521

(1)

CHAPTER 18 A Research Focus on Corrections

522

Punishment and Corrections: A Historical Overview

524

(6)

From Antiquity to the Eighteenth Century

524

(1)

Punishment in the New World

525

(2)

The Reformatory Movement

527

(1)

The Medical Treatment Model

528

(1)

Community Involvement

528

(1)

The Prisoners' Rights Movement

528

(2)

Corrections Today

530

(18)

Types of Incarceration

531

(1)

Window to the World: Torture and Abuse in Prison: A Worldwide Problem

532

(9)

The Size and Cost of the Correctional Enterprise

534

(2)

The Problem of Overcrowding

536

(2)

Prison Culture and Society

538

(3)

Correctional Officers

541

(1)

From the Pages of The New York Times: Beyond the Conjugal Visit

541

(7)

Programs in Penal Institutions

543

(1)

Evaluation of Rehabilitation

544

(1)

Medical Problems: AIDS, TB, and Mental Illness

545

(1)

The Elderly Inmate

546

(1)

Women in Prison

546

(1)

Privatization of Corrections

547

(1)

Community Alternatives

548

(9)

Probation

548

(2)

Parole

550

(1)

The Search for Cost-Beneficial Alternatives

551

(5)

Of Immediate Concern: Boot Camp: A Military Option for Corrections

556

(1)

Evaluation of Community Alternatives

557

(1)

Review

557

(1)

Criminology & Public Policy

558

(1)

You Be the Criminologist

558

(1)

Key Terms

559

Notes

N-1

Glossary

G-1

Did You Know?

C-1

Photo Credits

C-2

Text/Illustration Credits

C-3

Index

I-1

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