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Q: Perl Int Function Is Not Casting Properly, Decrementing Problem:  I want to round a number down to the nearest .01.
This is the solution I came up with:
return int($_[0]*100)/100;

Seems fine until I serendipitously isolated this little gem in the debugger:
DB<2> p $_[0]
16.78
DB<3> p $_[0] * 100
1678
DB<4> p int($_[0] * 100)
1677
DB<5> p int(16.78 * 100)
1678

One important note is that $_[0] was originally scraped from some text.  It seems like Perl is representing the text "16.78" as 16.78 the number minus some epsilon but printing it as "16.78".
P.S. POSIX::floor fails in the same way.
To dspain:
Ahh but what if the input is 16.7799?
use strict;
use warnings;

my $float = 16.7799;
my $not_rounded     = int($float*100)/100;
my $sprintf_rounded = sprintf "%.2f", $float;
my $int_rounded     = int( ($float+0.005) * 100 )/100;

print "first method: " . $not_rounded ."\n";     # => 16.77
print "second method: " . $sprintf_rounded ."\n"; # => 16.78
print "third method: " . $int_rounded . "\n";     # => 16.78

The result should be 16.77, but here they are:
$ perl test.pl
first method: 16.77
second method: 16.78
third method: 16.78

So, to rephrase, I want to round down to the nearest hundredth but round up in the case where the input is as close to an integral multiple of hundredths as can be represented by a floating point number while not exceeding that number of hundredths.
For example, if the input is 16.77999999999999758415 and that is both the most accurate representation of the nearest multiple of 0.01 (16.78) and also less than that number, then round up to the nearest 0.01, else round down to the nearest 0.01.
Note that I am operating under the assumption that when Perl sets a scalar scraped from text that could be interpreted as a floating point decimal, it will choose the most accurate representation it can.  Probably reasonable.

A: As mentioned, you have to account for strange artifacts when using floating point arithmetic.  Here's a couple of ways to round that should work instead:
use strict;
use warnings;

my $float = 16.77999999999999758415
my $not_rounded     = int($float*100)/100;
my $sprintf_rounded = sprintf "%.2f", $float;
my $int_rounded     = int( ($float+0.005) * 100 )/100;

say $not_rounded;     # => 16.77
say $sprintf_rounded; # => 16.78
say $int_rounded;     # => 16.78

A: You can get an idea of the accuracy of the internal floating point representation by printing something that's irrational in binary, like this
printf "%.30f\n", 4/9;

and I get
0.444444444444444420000000000000

so my floats are accurate to about sixteen significant figures.
Now you can round to the nearest properly-represented number by adding 5 to the sixteenth digit, so allowing for the two digits before the point,
sub trunc {
  my $x = shift() + 5E-14;
  int($x * 100) / 100.0;
}

print trunc(16.77999999999999758415);

output
16.78

Of course there is no need to push the limits of the accuracy of Perl's floats: you can simply add half of whatever is the accuracy of your input data and get the right result.

A:     #!usr/bin/perl -w
    use strict;
    $\ = "\n";
    print "Enter the value and the roundto [Ex:roundto nearest 100 or 1000 etc] ";
    chomp (my $value = <STDIN>);
    chomp (my $digit = <STDIN>);
    my $round;
    $round = int( ($value+ $digit /2)/ $digit )* $digit;
    print "After rounding: $round";

A: Here is one pass at a solution.  Surely there is a superior one out there.
sub regex_round_down {
    my $var = shift;
    $var =~ s/^\./0./;
    $var =~ s/^(\d+(\.\d{1,2})?).*$/$1/;
    return $var;
}

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Q: Cannot redeclare class symfony2 When I run the command:
php app/console doctrine:generate:entities

I'm getting a:
PHP Fatal error:  Cannot redeclare class Sofla\SoflaBundle\Entity\RepresentanteLegal
in /Sofla/SoflaBundle/Entity/RepresentanteLegal.php on line 14

I have no clue on this. The whole project is working, and I didn't get that message before, now that is on the server, it's throwing me that message.
This is the code of the beginning of the class:
namespace Sofla\SoflaBundle\Entity;
use Doctrine\ORM\Mapping as ORM;
/**
 * Sofla\SoflaBundle\Entity\RepresentanteLegal
 *
 * @ORM\Table(name="representante_legal")
 * @ORM\Entity
 */
class RepresentanteLegal
{

A: It was was Simone Demo Gentili said, I copied and pasted some entity and forgot to rename class in pasted code.
He answered my question but since he posted a comment I couldn't pick his 'comment' as the solution.


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package bittrex

import (
	"bytes"
	"context"
	"encoding/json"
	"fmt"
	"io"
	"net/http"
	"net/url"
	"strconv"
	"time"

	"github.com/thrasher-corp/gocryptotrader/common"
	"github.com/thrasher-corp/gocryptotrader/common/crypto"
	"github.com/thrasher-corp/gocryptotrader/currency"
	exchange "github.com/thrasher-corp/gocryptotrader/exchanges"
	"github.com/thrasher-corp/gocryptotrader/exchanges/request"
)

// Bittrex is the overaching type across the bittrex methods
type Bittrex struct {
	exchange.Base
	WsSequenceOrders int64

	obm         *orderbookManager
	tickerCache *TickerCache
}

const (
	bittrexAPIRestURL       = "https://api.bittrex.com/v3"
	bittrexAPIDeprecatedURL = "https://bittrex.com/api/v1.1"

	// Public endpoints
	getMarkets           = "/markets"
	getMarketSummaries   = "/markets/summaries"
	getTicker            = "/markets/%s/ticker"
	getMarketSummary     = "/markets/%s/summary"
	getMarketTrades      = "/markets/%s/trades"
	getOrderbook         = "/markets/%s/orderbook?depth=%s"
	getRecentCandles     = "/markets/%s/candles/%s/%s/recent"
	getHistoricalCandles = "/markets/%s/candles/%s/%s/historical/%s"
	getCurrencies        = "/currencies"

	// Authenticated endpoints
	getBalances          = "/balances"
	getBalance           = "/balances/%s"
	getDepositAddress    = "/addresses/%s"
	depositAddresses     = "/addresses/"
	getAllOpenOrders     = "/orders/open"
	getOpenOrders        = "/orders/open?marketSymbol=%s"
	getOrder             = "/orders/%s"
	getClosedOrders      = "/orders/closed?marketSymbol=%s"
	cancelOrder          = "/orders/%s"
	cancelOpenOrders     = "/orders/open"
	getClosedWithdrawals = "/withdrawals/closed"
	getOpenWithdrawals   = "/withdrawals/open"
	submitWithdrawal     = "/transfers"
	getClosedDeposits    = "/deposits/closed"
	getOpenDeposits      = "/deposits/open"
	submitOrder          = "/orders"

	// Other Consts
	ratePeriod     = time.Minute
	rateLimit      = 60
	orderbookDepth = 500 // ws uses REST snapshots and needs identical depths
)

// GetMarkets is used to get the open and available trading markets at Bittrex
// along with other meta data.
func (b *Bittrex) GetMarkets(ctx context.Context) ([]MarketData, error) {
	var resp []MarketData
	return resp, b.SendHTTPRequest(ctx, exchange.RestSpot, getMarkets, &resp, nil)
}

// GetCurrencies is used to get all supported currencies at Bittrex
func (b *Bittrex) GetCurrencies(ctx context.Context) ([]CurrencyData, error) {
	var resp []CurrencyData
	return resp, b.SendHTTPRequest(ctx, exchange.RestSpot, getCurrencies, &resp, nil)
}

// GetTicker sends a public get request and returns current ticker information
// on the supplied currency. Example currency input param "ltc-btc".
func (b *Bittrex) GetTicker(ctx context.Context, marketName string) (TickerData, error) {
	var resp TickerData
	return resp, b.SendHTTPRequest(ctx, exchange.RestSpot, fmt.Sprintf(getTicker, marketName), &resp, nil)
}

// GetMarketSummaries is used to get the last 24 hour summary of all active
// exchanges
func (b *Bittrex) GetMarketSummaries(ctx context.Context) ([]MarketSummaryData, error) {
	var resp []MarketSummaryData
	return resp, b.SendHTTPRequest(ctx, exchange.RestSpot, getMarketSummaries, &resp, nil)
}

// GetMarketSummary is used to get the last 24 hour summary of all active
// exchanges by currency pair (ltc-btc).
func (b *Bittrex) GetMarketSummary(ctx context.Context, marketName string) (MarketSummaryData, error) {
	var resp MarketSummaryData
	return resp, b.SendHTTPRequest(ctx, exchange.RestSpot, fmt.Sprintf(getMarketSummary, marketName), &resp, nil)
}

// GetOrderbook method returns current order book information by currency and depth.
// "marketSymbol" ie ltc-btc
// "depth" is either 1, 25 or 500. Server side, the depth defaults to 25.
func (b *Bittrex) GetOrderbook(ctx context.Context, marketName string, depth int64) (*OrderbookData, int64, error) {
	strDepth := strconv.FormatInt(depth, 10)

	var resp OrderbookData
	var sequence int64
	resultHeader := http.Header{}
	err := b.SendHTTPRequest(ctx, exchange.RestSpot, fmt.Sprintf(getOrderbook, marketName, strDepth), &resp, &resultHeader)
	if err != nil {
		return nil, 0, err
	}
	sequence, err = strconv.ParseInt(resultHeader.Get("sequence"), 10, 64)
	if err != nil {
		return nil, 0, err
	}

	return &resp, sequence, nil
}

// GetMarketHistory retrieves the latest trades that have occurred for a specific market
func (b *Bittrex) GetMarketHistory(ctx context.Context, currency string) ([]TradeData, error) {
	var resp []TradeData
	return resp, b.SendHTTPRequest(ctx, exchange.RestSpot, fmt.Sprintf(getMarketTrades, currency), &resp, nil)
}

// Order places an order
func (b *Bittrex) Order(ctx context.Context, marketName, side, orderType string, timeInForce TimeInForce, price, amount, ceiling float64) (OrderData, error) {
	req := make(map[string]interface{})
	req["marketSymbol"] = marketName
	req["direction"] = side
	req["type"] = orderType
	req["quantity"] = strconv.FormatFloat(amount, 'f', -1, 64)
	if orderType == "CEILING_LIMIT" || orderType == "CEILING_MARKET" {
		req["ceiling"] = strconv.FormatFloat(ceiling, 'f', -1, 64)
	}
	if orderType == "LIMIT" {
		req["limit"] = strconv.FormatFloat(price, 'f', -1, 64)
	}
	if timeInForce != "" {
		req["timeInForce"] = timeInForce
	} else {
		req["timeInForce"] = GoodTilCancelled
	}
	var resp OrderData
	return resp, b.SendAuthHTTPRequest(ctx, exchange.RestSpot, http.MethodPost, submitOrder, nil, req, &resp, nil)
}

// GetOpenOrders returns all orders that you currently have opened.
// A specific market can be requested for example "ltc-btc"
func (b *Bittrex) GetOpenOrders(ctx context.Context, marketName string) ([]OrderData, int64, error) {
	var path string
	if marketName == "" || marketName == " " {
		path = getAllOpenOrders
	} else {
		path = fmt.Sprintf(getOpenOrders, marketName)
	}
	var resp []OrderData
	var sequence int64
	resultHeader := http.Header{}
	err := b.SendAuthHTTPRequest(ctx, exchange.RestSpot, http.MethodGet, path, nil, nil, &resp, &resultHeader)
	if err != nil {
		return nil, 0, err
	}
	sequence, err = strconv.ParseInt(resultHeader.Get("sequence"), 10, 64)
	if err != nil {
		return nil, 0, err
	}
	return resp, sequence, err
}

// CancelExistingOrder is used to cancel a buy or sell order.
func (b *Bittrex) CancelExistingOrder(ctx context.Context, uuid string) (OrderData, error) {
	var resp OrderData
	return resp, b.SendAuthHTTPRequest(ctx, exchange.RestSpot, http.MethodDelete, fmt.Sprintf(cancelOrder, uuid), nil, nil, &resp, nil)
}

// CancelOpenOrders is used to cancel all open orders for a specific market
// Or cancel all orders for all markets if the parameter `markets` is set to ""
func (b *Bittrex) CancelOpenOrders(ctx context.Context, market string) ([]BulkCancelResultData, error) {
	var resp []BulkCancelResultData

	params := url.Values{}
	if market != "" {
		params.Set("marketSymbol", market)
	}

	return resp, b.SendAuthHTTPRequest(ctx, exchange.RestSpot, http.MethodDelete, cancelOpenOrders, params, nil, &resp, nil)
}

// GetRecentCandles retrieves recent candles;
// Interval: MINUTE_1, MINUTE_5, HOUR_1, or DAY_1
// Type: TRADE or MIDPOINT
func (b *Bittrex) GetRecentCandles(ctx context.Context, marketName, candleInterval, candleType string) ([]CandleData, error) {
	var resp []CandleData

	return resp, b.SendHTTPRequest(ctx, exchange.RestSpot, fmt.Sprintf(getRecentCandles, marketName, candleType, candleInterval), &resp, nil)
}

// GetHistoricalCandles retrieves recent candles
// Type: TRADE or MIDPOINT
func (b *Bittrex) GetHistoricalCandles(ctx context.Context, marketName, candleInterval, candleType string, year, month, day int) ([]CandleData, error) {
	var resp []CandleData

	var start string
	switch candleInterval {
	case "MINUTE_1", "MINUTE_5":
		// Retrieve full day
		start = fmt.Sprintf("%d/%d/%d", year, month, day)
	case "HOUR_1":
		// Retrieve full month
		start = fmt.Sprintf("%d/%d", year, month)
	case "DAY_1":
		// Retrieve full year
		start = fmt.Sprintf("%d", year)
	default:
		return resp, fmt.Errorf("invalid interval %v, not supported", candleInterval)
	}

	return resp, b.SendHTTPRequest(ctx, exchange.RestSpot, fmt.Sprintf(getHistoricalCandles, marketName, candleType, candleInterval, start), &resp, nil)
}

// GetBalances is used to retrieve all balances from your account
func (b *Bittrex) GetBalances(ctx context.Context) ([]BalanceData, error) {
	var resp []BalanceData
	return resp, b.SendAuthHTTPRequest(ctx, exchange.RestSpot, http.MethodGet, getBalances, nil, nil, &resp, nil)
}

// GetAccountBalanceByCurrency is used to retrieve the balance from your account
// for a specific currency. ie. "btc" or "ltc"
func (b *Bittrex) GetAccountBalanceByCurrency(ctx context.Context, currency string) (BalanceData, error) {
	var resp BalanceData
	return resp, b.SendAuthHTTPRequest(ctx, exchange.RestSpot, http.MethodGet, fmt.Sprintf(getBalance, currency), nil, nil, &resp, nil)
}

// GetCryptoDepositAddresses is used to retrieve all deposit addresses
func (b *Bittrex) GetCryptoDepositAddresses(ctx context.Context) ([]AddressData, error) {
	var resp []AddressData
	return resp, b.SendAuthHTTPRequest(ctx, exchange.RestSpot, http.MethodGet, depositAddresses, nil, nil, &resp, nil)
}

// GetCryptoDepositAddress is used to retrieve an address for a specific currency
func (b *Bittrex) GetCryptoDepositAddress(ctx context.Context, currency string) (AddressData, error) {
	var resp AddressData
	return resp, b.SendAuthHTTPRequest(ctx, exchange.RestSpot, http.MethodGet, fmt.Sprintf(getDepositAddress, currency), nil, nil, &resp, nil)
}

// ProvisionNewDepositAddress provisions a new deposit address for a specific currency
func (b *Bittrex) ProvisionNewDepositAddress(ctx context.Context, currency string) (*ProvisionNewAddressData, error) {
	req := make(map[string]interface{}, 1)
	req["currencySymbol"] = currency
	var resp ProvisionNewAddressData
	return &resp, b.SendAuthHTTPRequest(ctx, exchange.RestSpot, http.MethodPost, depositAddresses, nil, req, &resp, nil)
}

// Withdraw is used to withdraw funds from your account.
func (b *Bittrex) Withdraw(ctx context.Context, currency, paymentID, address string, quantity float64) (WithdrawalData, error) {
	req := make(map[string]interface{})
	req["currencySymbol"] = currency
	req["quantity"] = strconv.FormatFloat(quantity, 'f', -1, 64)
	req["cryptoAddress"] = address
	if len(paymentID) > 0 {
		req["cryptoAddressTag"] = paymentID
	}
	var resp WithdrawalData
	return resp, b.SendAuthHTTPRequest(ctx, exchange.RestSpot, http.MethodPost, submitWithdrawal, nil, req, &resp, nil)
}

// GetOrder is used to retrieve a single order by UUID.
func (b *Bittrex) GetOrder(ctx context.Context, uuid string) (OrderData, error) {
	var resp OrderData
	return resp, b.SendAuthHTTPRequest(ctx, exchange.RestSpot, http.MethodGet, fmt.Sprintf(getOrder, uuid), nil, nil, &resp, nil)
}

// GetOrderHistoryForCurrency is used to retrieve your order history. If marketName
// is omitted it will return the entire order History.
func (b *Bittrex) GetOrderHistoryForCurrency(ctx context.Context, currency string) ([]OrderData, error) {
	var resp []OrderData
	return resp, b.SendAuthHTTPRequest(ctx, exchange.RestSpot, http.MethodGet, fmt.Sprintf(getClosedOrders, currency), nil, nil, &resp, nil)
}

// GetClosedWithdrawals is used to retrieve your withdrawal history.
func (b *Bittrex) GetClosedWithdrawals(ctx context.Context) ([]WithdrawalData, error) {
	var resp []WithdrawalData

	return resp, b.SendAuthHTTPRequest(ctx, exchange.RestSpot, http.MethodGet, getClosedWithdrawals, nil, nil, &resp, nil)
}

// GetClosedWithdrawalsForCurrency is used to retrieve your withdrawal history for the specified currency.
func (b *Bittrex) GetClosedWithdrawalsForCurrency(ctx context.Context, currency string) ([]WithdrawalData, error) {
	var resp []WithdrawalData

	params := url.Values{}
	params.Set("currencySymbol", currency)

	return resp, b.SendAuthHTTPRequest(ctx, exchange.RestSpot, http.MethodGet, getClosedWithdrawals, params, nil, &resp, nil)
}

// GetOpenWithdrawals is used to retrieve your withdrawal history. If currency
// omitted it will return the entire history
func (b *Bittrex) GetOpenWithdrawals(ctx context.Context) ([]WithdrawalData, error) {
	var resp []WithdrawalData
	return resp, b.SendAuthHTTPRequest(ctx, exchange.RestSpot, http.MethodGet, getOpenWithdrawals, nil, nil, &resp, nil)
}

// GetClosedDeposits is used to retrieve your deposit history.
func (b *Bittrex) GetClosedDeposits(ctx context.Context) ([]DepositData, error) {
	var resp []DepositData
	return resp, b.SendAuthHTTPRequest(ctx, exchange.RestSpot, http.MethodGet, getClosedDeposits, nil, nil, &resp, nil)
}

// GetClosedDepositsForCurrency is used to retrieve your deposit history for the specified currency
func (b *Bittrex) GetClosedDepositsForCurrency(ctx context.Context, currency string) ([]DepositData, error) {
	var resp []DepositData

	params := url.Values{}
	params.Set("currencySymbol", currency)

	return resp, b.SendAuthHTTPRequest(ctx, exchange.RestSpot, http.MethodGet, getClosedDeposits, params, nil, &resp, nil)
}

// GetClosedDepositsPaginated is used to retrieve your deposit history.
// The maximum page size is 200 and it defaults to 100.
// PreviousPageToken is the unique identifier of the item that the resulting
// query result should end before, in the sort order of the given endpoint. Used
// for traversing a paginated set in the reverse direction.
func (b *Bittrex) GetClosedDepositsPaginated(ctx context.Context, pageSize int, previousPageTokenOptional ...string) ([]DepositData, error) {
	var resp []DepositData

	params := url.Values{}
	params.Set("pageSize", strconv.Itoa(pageSize))

	if len(previousPageTokenOptional) > 0 {
		params.Set("previousPageToken", previousPageTokenOptional[0])
	}

	return resp, b.SendAuthHTTPRequest(ctx, exchange.RestSpot, http.MethodGet, getClosedDeposits, params, nil, &resp, nil)
}

// GetOpenDeposits is used to retrieve your open deposits.
func (b *Bittrex) GetOpenDeposits(ctx context.Context) ([]DepositData, error) {
	var resp []DepositData
	return resp, b.SendAuthHTTPRequest(ctx, exchange.RestSpot, http.MethodGet, getOpenDeposits, nil, nil, &resp, nil)
}

// GetOpenDepositsForCurrency is used to retrieve your open deposits for the specified currency
func (b *Bittrex) GetOpenDepositsForCurrency(ctx context.Context, currency string) ([]DepositData, error) {
	var resp []DepositData

	params := url.Values{}
	params.Set("currencySymbol", currency)

	return resp, b.SendAuthHTTPRequest(ctx, exchange.RestSpot, http.MethodGet, getOpenDeposits, params, nil, &resp, nil)
}

// SendHTTPRequest sends an unauthenticated HTTP request
func (b *Bittrex) SendHTTPRequest(ctx context.Context, ep exchange.URL, path string, result interface{}, resultHeader *http.Header) error {
	endpoint, err := b.API.Endpoints.GetURL(ep)
	if err != nil {
		return err
	}
	item := &request.Item{
		Method:         http.MethodGet,
		Path:           endpoint + path,
		Result:         result,
		Verbose:        b.Verbose,
		HTTPDebugging:  b.HTTPDebugging,
		HTTPRecording:  b.HTTPRecording,
		HeaderResponse: resultHeader,
	}
	return b.SendPayload(ctx, request.Unset, func() (*request.Item, error) { return item, nil })
}

// SendAuthHTTPRequest sends an authenticated request
func (b *Bittrex) SendAuthHTTPRequest(ctx context.Context, ep exchange.URL, method, action string, params url.Values, data, result interface{}, resultHeader *http.Header) error {
	creds, err := b.GetCredentials(ctx)
	if err != nil {
		return err
	}
	endpoint, err := b.API.Endpoints.GetURL(ep)
	if err != nil {
		return err
	}

	newRequest := func() (*request.Item, error) {
		ts := strconv.FormatInt(time.Now().UnixMilli(), 10)
		path := common.EncodeURLValues(action, params)

		var body io.Reader
		var hmac, payload []byte
		var contentHash string
		if data == nil {
			payload = []byte("")
		} else {
			var err error
			payload, err = json.Marshal(data)
			if err != nil {
				return nil, err
			}
		}
		body = bytes.NewBuffer(payload)
		hash, err := crypto.GetSHA512(payload)
		if err != nil {
			return nil, err
		}
		contentHash = crypto.HexEncodeToString(hash)
		sigPayload := ts + endpoint + path + method + contentHash
		hmac, err = crypto.GetHMAC(crypto.HashSHA512,
			[]byte(sigPayload),
			[]byte(creds.Secret))
		if err != nil {
			return nil, err
		}

		headers := make(map[string]string)
		headers["Api-Key"] = creds.Key
		headers["Api-Timestamp"] = ts
		headers["Api-Content-Hash"] = contentHash
		headers["Api-Signature"] = crypto.HexEncodeToString(hmac)
		headers["Content-Type"] = "application/json"
		headers["Accept"] = "application/json"

		return &request.Item{
			Method:         method,
			Path:           endpoint + path,
			Headers:        headers,
			Body:           body,
			Result:         result,
			AuthRequest:    true,
			Verbose:        b.Verbose,
			HTTPDebugging:  b.HTTPDebugging,
			HTTPRecording:  b.HTTPRecording,
			HeaderResponse: resultHeader,
		}, nil
	}

	return b.SendPayload(ctx, request.Unset, newRequest)
}

// GetFee returns an estimate of fee based on type of transaction
func (b *Bittrex) GetFee(ctx context.Context, feeBuilder *exchange.FeeBuilder) (float64, error) {
	var fee float64
	var err error

	switch feeBuilder.FeeType {
	case exchange.CryptocurrencyTradeFee:
		fee = calculateTradingFee(feeBuilder.PurchasePrice, feeBuilder.Amount)
	case exchange.CryptocurrencyWithdrawalFee:
		fee, err = b.GetWithdrawalFee(ctx, feeBuilder.Pair.Base)
	case exchange.OfflineTradeFee:
		fee = calculateTradingFee(feeBuilder.PurchasePrice, feeBuilder.Amount)
	}
	if fee < 0 {
		fee = 0
	}
	return fee, err
}

// GetWithdrawalFee returns the fee for withdrawing from the exchange
func (b *Bittrex) GetWithdrawalFee(ctx context.Context, c currency.Code) (float64, error) {
	var fee float64

	currencies, err := b.GetCurrencies(ctx)
	if err != nil {
		return 0, err
	}
	for i := range currencies {
		if currencies[i].Symbol == c.String() {
			fee = currencies[i].TxFee
		}
	}
	return fee, nil
}

// calculateTradingFee returns the fee for trading any currency on Bittrex
func calculateTradingFee(price, amount float64) float64 {
	return 0.0025 * price * amount
}

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Despite recent concerns that long-term antipsychotic use adversely affects health outcomes—possibly by desensitizing dopamine receptors or through direct neurotoxic effects—a review article in AJP in Advance has concluded that the benefits of antipsychotics for the acute treatment of psychosis and the prevention of relapse largely outweigh the risks. Additionally, because delays in the treatment of psychosis and relapse have been associated with poorer outcomes, the review noted there may be risk associated with withholding or discontinuing medication.
The efficacy of antipsychotics for the initial treatment of psychosis and maintenance treatment for the prevention of relapse is well established. Evidence from controlled clinical trials that initial antipsychotic treatment worsens the long-term course of the illness "is not compelling," the authors wrote.
A subgroup of patients, which may be as large as 20%, may maintain remission or partial remission for extended periods off medication. The use of low doses or of medication discontinuation may have long-term benefits for some patients, but there are currently no biomarkers that can help identify this subset of patients.


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"""Config flow for Subaru integration."""
from datetime import datetime
import logging

from subarulink import (
    Controller as SubaruAPI,
    InvalidCredentials,
    InvalidPIN,
    SubaruException,
)
from subarulink.const import COUNTRY_CAN, COUNTRY_USA
import voluptuous as vol

from homeassistant import config_entries
from homeassistant.const import CONF_DEVICE_ID, CONF_PASSWORD, CONF_PIN, CONF_USERNAME
from homeassistant.core import callback
from homeassistant.helpers import aiohttp_client, config_validation as cv

from .const import CONF_COUNTRY, CONF_UPDATE_ENABLED, DOMAIN

_LOGGER = logging.getLogger(__name__)
PIN_SCHEMA = vol.Schema({vol.Required(CONF_PIN): str})

class SubaruConfigFlow(config_entries.ConfigFlow, domain=DOMAIN):
    """Handle a config flow for Subaru."""

    VERSION = 1
    CONNECTION_CLASS = config_entries.CONN_CLASS_CLOUD_POLL

    def __init__(self):
        """Initialize config flow."""
        self.config_data = {CONF_PIN: None}
        self.controller = None

    async def async_step_user(self, user_input=None):
        """Handle the start of the config flow."""
        error = None

        if user_input:
            if user_input[CONF_USERNAME] in [
                entry.data[CONF_USERNAME] for entry in self._async_current_entries()
            ]:
                return self.async_abort(reason="already_configured")

            try:
                await self.validate_login_creds(user_input)
            except InvalidCredentials:
                error = {"base": "invalid_auth"}
            except SubaruException as ex:
                _LOGGER.error("Unable to communicate with Subaru API: %s", ex.message)
                return self.async_abort(reason="cannot_connect")
            else:
                if self.controller.is_pin_required():
                    return await self.async_step_pin()
                return self.async_create_entry(
                    title=user_input[CONF_USERNAME], data=self.config_data
                )

        return self.async_show_form(
            step_id="user",
            data_schema=vol.Schema(
                {
                    vol.Required(
                        CONF_USERNAME,
                        default=user_input.get(CONF_USERNAME) if user_input else "",
                    ): str,
                    vol.Required(
                        CONF_PASSWORD,
                        default=user_input.get(CONF_PASSWORD) if user_input else "",
                    ): str,
                    vol.Required(
                        CONF_COUNTRY,
                        default=user_input.get(CONF_COUNTRY)
                        if user_input
                        else COUNTRY_USA,
                    ): vol.In([COUNTRY_CAN, COUNTRY_USA]),
                }
            ),
            errors=error,
        )

    @staticmethod
    @callback
    def async_get_options_flow(config_entry):
        """Get the options flow for this handler."""
        return OptionsFlowHandler(config_entry)

    async def validate_login_creds(self, data):
        """Validate the user input allows us to connect.

        data: contains values provided by the user.
        """
        websession = aiohttp_client.async_get_clientsession(self.hass)
        now = datetime.now()
        if not data.get(CONF_DEVICE_ID):
            data[CONF_DEVICE_ID] = int(now.timestamp())
        date = now.strftime("%Y-%m-%d")
        device_name = "Home Assistant: Added " + date

        self.controller = SubaruAPI(
            websession,
            username=data[CONF_USERNAME],
            password=data[CONF_PASSWORD],
            device_id=data[CONF_DEVICE_ID],
            pin=None,
            device_name=device_name,
            country=data[CONF_COUNTRY],
        )
        _LOGGER.debug(
            "Setting up first time connection to Subaru API.  This may take up to 20 seconds"
        )
        if await self.controller.connect():
            _LOGGER.debug("Successfully authenticated and authorized with Subaru API")
            self.config_data.update(data)

    async def async_step_pin(self, user_input=None):
        """Handle second part of config flow, if required."""
        error = None
        if user_input and self.controller.update_saved_pin(user_input[CONF_PIN]):
            try:
                vol.Match(r"[0-9]{4}")(user_input[CONF_PIN])
                await self.controller.test_pin()
            except vol.Invalid:
                error = {"base": "bad_pin_format"}
            except InvalidPIN:
                error = {"base": "incorrect_pin"}
            else:
                _LOGGER.debug("PIN successfully tested")
                self.config_data.update(user_input)
                return self.async_create_entry(
                    title=self.config_data[CONF_USERNAME], data=self.config_data
                )
        return self.async_show_form(step_id="pin", data_schema=PIN_SCHEMA, errors=error)

class OptionsFlowHandler(config_entries.OptionsFlow):
    """Handle a option flow for Subaru."""

    def __init__(self, config_entry: config_entries.ConfigEntry):
        """Initialize options flow."""
        self.config_entry = config_entry

    async def async_step_init(self, user_input=None):
        """Handle options flow."""
        if user_input is not None:
            return self.async_create_entry(title="", data=user_input)

        data_schema = vol.Schema(
            {
                vol.Required(
                    CONF_UPDATE_ENABLED,
                    default=self.config_entry.options.get(CONF_UPDATE_ENABLED, False),
                ): cv.boolean,
            }
        )
        return self.async_show_form(step_id="init", data_schema=data_schema)


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Things to watch in 2011
Kate Bassett -
We've just stumbled across JWT's fascinating forecast for the year ahead – 100 Things to Watch in 2011.
The US advertising giant has been pretty accurate with its predictions in the past. Last year, it named Foursquare, Coconut Water and mobile money as its top trends. In 2009, it spotlighted Lady Gaga and WikiLeaks.
And for 2011? To save you reading the whole presentation, we've picked our top ten things to watch this year:
1. Beer sommeliers (ranked 10 by JWT): Forget wine buffs and connoisseurs. Beer experts (or "cicerones") are the next big thing.
2. Brazil (13): It already has the world's highest Twitter penetration (23 per cent). Expect this digital-savvy country to become an e-leader.
3. Decline of the cash-register (22): Old-fashioned tills are out. Mobile payment systems are in.
4. Digital downtime (25): People will take time out to "de-tech". Alex Tew, the "pixel millionaire" who brought us the Million Dollar Home Page, is riding this trend with his new webpage Do Nothing for 2 Minutes, which challenges users to relax and listen to the sound of waves for 120 seconds. If you touch your mouse or keyboard in that time, you fail. According to TechCrunch, the website tallied 20,000 views in its first eight hours.
5. Digital etiquette (26): In other words, no texting during sex.
6. East London Tech City (29): David Cameron plans to transform the East End into a high-tech omphalos of scientific discovery and wealth creation, to rival California's Silicon Valley. Google, Facebook and Cisco have already made noises about setting up offices there.
7. Gay-centric hotels (37): Martyn Hall and his civil partner Steven Preddy were famously refused a shared room at their hotel in Cornwall in September 2008. Despite the fact that hoteliers can no longer discriminate based on sexual orientation, expect a rise in gay-friendly hotels. G Worldwide, a New York-based hospitality group, is planning on opening four hotels catering to the LGBT community, for example.
8. Older workforce (64): The government recently announced that it will be phasing out the default retirement age between April 6, 2011 and October 1, 2011, with employment relations minister Edward Davey commenting that "retirement should be a matter of choice rather than compulsion – people deserve the freedom to work for as long as they want and are able to do so". Seventy is the new 60.
9. QR codes (75): There will be more of these scannable, two-dimensional codes (which link to more related info) dotted on your groceries and your magazines.
10. Tablets for tots (87): That's right, your kids will have bespoke iPads and touchscreen phones. At the end of last year, Isabella Products announced the launch of the "Fable", the first fully interactive, portable tablet that enables children to read, draw, game and share over the mobile broadband network.
[Note: Spot Britains' Got Talent judge Piers Morgan in the list at 68. Morgan has just taken over Larry King's prime-time slot on the US network CNN. His debut show was last week, featuring an interview with big-name guest Oprah Winfrey who, coincidentally, is 65th on the list.] Check out the full 100 Things to Watch in 2011 below.
JWT: 100 Things to Watch in 2011
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Although the Depression was in full swing, and they didn't have two nickels to rub together, Gene and his cousin Rex found no shortage of entertainment. As teenagers, they rode the rails from California to Oregon in the last days of the great steam engines.
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After escaping death numerous other times during World War II, Gene was honorably discharged in 1946. He returned to college and earned a Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (DVM) degree from Washington State College. He established a successful veterinary medical practice that spanned 22 years. His was the first veterinarian practice to be featured in National Geographic. Gene was lauded for pioneering the mobile veterinary clinic, a concept that is currently used worldwide.
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AIME Benjamin F. Fairless Award*
Richard P. Simmons
Richard P. Simmons (AIST)
AIME Benjamin F. Fairless Award* in 1989
"In recognition of his outstanding contribution to the specialty steel industry and his long-term commitment to the advancement and implementation of technology."
Richard P. Simmons is Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Allegheny Ludlum Corporation. He joined Allegheny Ludlum in 1953 following his graduation from M.l.T. He subsequently held management positions with Republic Steel Corporation and Latrobe Steel and returned to Allegheny Ludlum in 1968 Mr. Simmons was named President of Allegheny Ludlum Steel in 1972. He was President of the Metals Group as well as a member of the Executive Office of Allegheny Ludlum Industries and a Director of Allegheny Ludlum Industries (now Allegheny International). He is also a director of PNC Financial Corporation and Pittsburgh National Bank, a director of USAir Group, Inc., as well as director of Allegheny Ludlum Corporation.
A member of the Iron and Steel Society. Mr. Simmons is a Fellow and a Distinguished Life Member of ASM International. In 1986, he received the William Metcalf Award of the Engineering Society of Western Pa. for outstanding engineering achievement. He is also a director or trustee of a number of civic, cultural and educational institutions and organizations including the Sewickley Valley Hospital. the United Way, the University of Pittsburgh, the Pittsburgh Symphony, and the Boy Scouts of America. Mr. Simmons is Chairman of the Executive Committee of the Specialty Steel Industry of the United States. and served as Chairman of the Committee from 1975 to 1980 and 1985 to 1988.


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Through French occupation for over 100 years, war, starvation, hardship, depression, and repression, beer has been there soothing the woes of the Vietnamese people. Join us to bring you A Taste of Hanoi's Craft beer tour scene. Let's take a journey of craft beer discovery. Let us share with you the love of this city with some awesome beer tales of years gone by. By the end of the tour you would be thinking what has taken Hanoi so long to make this great craft beer. Maybe good things come to those that wait ?
The Old Quarter is known to be the most interesting place to visit in Hanoi. When you stay you can enjoy your time in town. However, Hanoi is much larger than just The Old Quarter and more things you haven't known about.
The Original Craft Beer Tour is the best choice to explore the real Hanoi with the best craft beer around Vietnam. We take you out of the old quarter to bring you to the far off places for you to get the chance to taste and learn about these new beers to Hanoi. We get the opportunity to visit some very unique craft breweries. In each place we indulge in local atmosphere while tasting amazing authentic Craft Beer that's far away from the tourist eyes.
The purpose of our tour is to provide you with a unique opportunity to experience and learn about the exciting Craft Beer scene here in Hanoi, tasting amazing craft beers and a bit of beer history of Vietnam. There may even be an exciting craft brewery tour depending upon the brew masters schedule.
We operate all year round. Except Vietnamese New Year which runs from February 3rd-10th, 2019.
Also, this is a great way to see parts of the city that most tourists don't get to see or even hear about. Whether you're a craft beer newcomer or a craft beer expert, you're surely to enjoy a tour of local microbreweries, lively beer conversations, and the opportunity to sample the work of our local brewmasters. Our tour guides will share their knowledge and enthusiasm for our local craft beer scene.
The Original Craft Beer Tour of Hanoi will give you a lot of fun to travel around Hanoi relaxingly, safely through busy traffic in our air conditioned minibus, with our English-speaking guide. You will taste 12 craft beers during our tour and also include finger foods along the way. There is a vegetarian option as well. you'll savor samplings of our local brews, (touring the breweries, depends upon brewmasters brewing schedule), and meeting new friends during our relaxed and comfortable tour.
Step out off the Old Town to discover some fantastic local brews and craft beer stops around Hanoi by our relaxing and comfortable minibus with air conditioning and our local experienced and friendly drivers. No matter what season is, no matter if it is a hot day or stormy day!!
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Model Kate Moss to Record a Music Album
Music / News / December 28, 2010
Elle Magazine is reporting that supermodel Kate Moss is trying her hand at rock stardom with plans to record an "urban" album.
Yep, apparently the ex-girlfriend of rocker Pete Doherty has dreams of sugar-plum guitars dancing in her head.
Sources say Moss is taking advice from music industry insiders, including boyfriend Jamie Hince, as she prepares to record a debut album.
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Cuatrovientos es un barrio perteneciente al municipio de Ponferrada, situada en la comarca de El Bierzo, al noroeste de la provincia de León, en la comunidad autónoma de Castilla y León (España). Está situado en las coordenadas 42°33'32.83"N, 6°37'37.85"O, a 516 . Tiene una población de 3767 habitantes, repartidos en 1795 varones y 1972 mujeres. Se encuentra a 2,3 km del centro de Ponferrada. El barrio está ubicado al noroeste del municipio y limita con los barrios Fuentesnuevas al noroeste, Columbrianos y Compostilla al noreste y los de La Placa, La Martina y Flores del Sil al sur y el nuevo barrio de la La Rosaleda  al sureste.

Lingüística

Actualmente el idioma común es el castellano, fue galleguizado entre los siglos XIV y el XV tanto en la cultura, incluida la lengua, como en la administración territorial bajo el dominio del Conde de Lemos , hasta que los Reyes católicos impusieron la administración central castellana, a partir del dominio del Conde de Lemos la línea imaginaria que separa la influencia del gallego y del leonés. Este es uno, junto con la cercanía con la comunidad autónoma gallega, de los  motivos por el que, en la actualidad, la lengua predominante, el castellano, se detectan generalmente giros y expresiones galaicas. Este hecho, coloquialmente denominado "acento gallego", además se ha visto favorecido con la llegada por motivo de la industrialización de población del occidente berciano donde la galleguización fue más profunda y más extensa en el tiempo, que en Cuatrovientos, hecho por el que el gallego no logró desplazar muchos elementos de la lengua leonesa en la documentación de esos siglos, ni en la toponimia que fue híbrida.

Demografía

Fiestas locales
La Asociación de Vecinos Matagal de Cuatrovientos es la encargada de organizar las distintas citas festivas del barrio.

Fiestas patronales
Las fiestas principales del barrio se festejan en honor a San José Obrero, siendo el día central el 1 de mayo, día del patrón de este barrio ponferradino.

Fiestas del Vecino
La Fiesta del Vecino se celebra el último fin de semana de agosto. Tiene como fin promover la convivencia vecinal y el comercio en el barrio

Magostos
Es un modesto magosto que celebra en el pueblo, donde se muestra el carácter hospitalario y acogedor de la juventud local. Es una noche en la que se comen castañas asadas y suele estar muy animada, incluso con música. Una fiesta muy alegre y sencilla en recuerdo de los antaños sotos de castaños, que rodeaban las faldas de la Cogolla.

Otros datos de interés

Código Postal: 24404

Cuenta con un centro de salud (Ponferrada IV), un colegio público y otro colegio privado-concertado,Centro Cívico, Parque e Instalaciones Deportivas.

Referencias

Enlaces externos
 Ayuntamiento de Ponferrada

Localidades de El Bierzo Bajo
Localidades de Ponferrada

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Ślepy ferman () –  zbiór trzech mikropowieści (Ślepy ferman, Pokolenia Hankonatów, Uczta pojednania) albańskiego pisarza Ismaila Kadare. Po raz pierwszy zostały one wydane w latach 1977-1984, a następnie w roku 1999 w opracowaniu Bujara Hudhriego. W Polsce pierwsze wydanie ukazało się w roku 2010, nakładem Wydawnictwa Pogranicze w przekładzie Doroty Horodyskiej. Akcja mikropowieści rozgrywa się w czasach osmańskiego panowania w Albanii.

Pierwsza mikropowieść – Ślepy ferman (Qorrfermani)
Wydana w 1984 roku. Tytułowy Ślepy ferman (alb. Qorrfermani) opowiada o realizacji sułtańskiego fermanu, nakazujący oślepiać wszystkich, których oczy mogą rzucać urok (złe oko). Osoby podejrzane mają możliwość wyboru sposobu ich wyoczenia. Strach staje się wszechobecny – na podstawie donosu każdy może być podejrzewany o złooczność. Tekst nawiązujący do czasów osmańskich stanowi metaforę zniewolenia narodu w okresie rządów Envera Hodży, a motyw pochodu oślepionych nawiązuje do historii Bałkanów (bitwa pod Biełasicą w 1014 r.).

Druga mikropowieść – Pokolenia Hankonatów (Breznitë e Hankonatëve)
Wydana w 1977 roku. Przedstawia losy rodu Hankonatów z Gjirokastry na przestrzeni XVIII-XX w. Poszukiwaniu nowych źródeł utrzymania przez rodzinę, która uprawę roli zmienia na działalność handlową towarzyszą wielkie wydarzenia i kryzysy dotykające państwo osmańskie. Hankonaci, którzy przybyli zza gór, chroniąc się przed zemstą rodową zostawiają coraz więcej grobów na miejscowym cmentarzu, ale także giną daleko od domu w służbie Imperium.

Trzecia mikropowieść – Uczta pojednania (Komisioni i festës)
Wydana w 1977 roku. Nawiązuje do wydarzeń historycznych. 30 lipca 1830 seraskier Rumelii Mehmet Reshit Pasza zaprosił do Bitoli (Monastiru) przedstawicieli rodów albańskich, którzy zostali wymordowani przez żołnierzy osmańskich w czasie uroczystej ceremonii. Przebieg wydarzeń poznajemy z perspektywy osób przygotowujących tytułową ucztę, która ostatecznie się nie odbyła.

Tłumaczka Dorota Horodyska jest także autorką trzech innych polskich przekładów dzieł Ismaila Kadare: Pałac snów (2006), Następca (2008) i Córka Agamemnona (2011).

Książka znalazła się w gronie siedmiu finalistów Literackiej Nagrody Europy Środkowej Angelus za 2010 rok. W czasie wrocławskiej gali fragment powieści przedstawiła aktorka Teatru Capitol – Justyna Antoniak.

Recenzje (w języku polskim)
 Justyna Chmielewska, Dawno temu w Albanii, "Nowe Książki" 2011/6, s.41. Tekst dostępny na blogu czytelnie.blogspot.com.

Bibliografia
 Ismail Kadare: Ślepy ferman, Wydawnictwo Pogranicze, Sejny 2010, .
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Powieści Ismaila Kadare
Powieści z 1977
Powieści z 1984


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A new payment system in the NHS: innovative, but risky
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AMONG the many reforms that the government is making to the National Health Service, the introduction of a new payments system for hospitals is the most far-reaching. A report on July 27th from the Audit Commission, which scrutinises the public services' books, says that the new regime carries substantial risks.
At present, most of the trusts that run hospitals are mainly paid according to what they spent in the past, with a bit extra for likely increases in costs. Their income is not directly based on the amount of work that they actually carry out. This means that they have little financial incentive to do more work.
Next year, all this will change. All trusts running acute hospitals will be paid by results. Each patient will bring a set fee, varying according to the medical condition and procedures involved. So hospitals that do more will gain extra cash. They will have until 2008 to adjust to the new prices.
The new system, which already operates in other countries, is a vital element in the government's reform programme for the NHS. First, it is likely to boost hospital activity, which is vital if the government is to meet its new target for cutting the maximum all-in waiting time for an elective operation to 18 weeks by 2008. Second, since money will follow the patient, it underpins the objective of giving people choice over where they get their treatment.
That sounds fine, but the Audit Commission has two big worries. One is about information. In half of the trusts running acute hospitals, there were serious flaws in the way they counted costs, chiefly in recording the amount of activity. That's a real problem if you're paying by results.
The second concern is about the financial risk to the locally based primary-care trusts which commission and pay for hospital work. It points out that these will exercise only weak control over the 50% of their budgets that they spend on acute care. At worst, they might run out of cash if there is an unexpected rise in hospital treatments.
Such an outcome seems unlikely: no government would stand by and let people be denied health treatment because a primary-care trust got its sums wrong. In fact, the danger is elsewhere. Historically, NHS spending has been tightly controlled. Now the controls are being lifted. The real risk from the new payments system will be borne by the taxpayer.
This article appeared in the Britain section of the print edition under the headline "Uncharted waters"
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A minority of Mélenchon supporters plan to vote for Macron in the presidential election second round
Two thirds prefer to leave their ballots blank or abstain, rather than vote for President Emmanuel Macron. There is still the unknown factor of how many of Jean-Luc Mélenchon's supporters will vote for the far right.
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Supporters of leftist politician Jean-Luc Mélenchon, who came in third in the first round of the French presidential election, have been surveyed about their voting intentions regarding the second round. Consulted, as in 2017, on their choice for the second round, only one third (33.4%) say they will vote for the incumbent, Emmanuel Macron, on Sunday, April 24. The rest of the 215,000 people who took part in the survey will abstain (28.96%) or cast a blank or null ballot (37.65%). Out of consideration for the diversity of the electorate in his La France insoumise (LFI) party, Mr. Mélenchon had limited his voting instructions. On the evening of the first round, he merely said "not one vote for Marine Le Pen," the far-right Rassemblement National (RN) candidate. Survey organizers said that "the result of this survey is no way an instruction on how to vote. Everyone will decide and vote in conscience, as he intends."
As was the case five years ago, when Mr. Mélenchon also came in third in the first round, those surveyed were not asked if they would vote for the far-right candidate. At that time, facing a second round between Mr. Macron and Ms. Le Pen, almost two thirds of the insoumis (Mélenchon supporters) polled preferred to vote blank, null or abstain.
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"In 2017, the carryover was 7%. I think it'll be much higher," said political scientist Rémi Lefebvre, author of Faut-il désespérer de la gauche ? ("Should we despair of the left?") Mr. Lefebvre continued, "Voting Macron is a big ask for a lot of voters. There will be many abstentions. As for the politics of making things worse in order to further one's own ends, this concerns Mélenchon voters who least identify with divisive left-wing or right-wing ideologies." Such voters could paradoxically be less present than in 2017, as this year, Mr. Mélenchon anchored his campaign in a certain left-wing tradition by downplaying a populist tone. Mr. Lefebvre said, "This somewhat de-activates the vote for Marine Le Pen. The fact that he ran a left-wing campaign could increase the rate of abstention."
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