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To the circle `x^2 + y^2 = 4` two tangents are drawn from `P (-4, 0)`, which touch the circle at `T_1`, and `T_2` and a rhombus `PT_1P'T_2` is completed. Circumcentre of the triangle `PT_1T_2` is at

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