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In the fig. two circles intersect each other in point A and B. Secants through the point A intersect the circles in point P,Q and R,S. Line PR and SQ intersect in T. (i) PTQ and PBQ are supplementary. (ii) `square` BSTR is cyclic quadrilateral.

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