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We prove existence and nonexistence results for certain differential forms in positive characteristic, called {em good deformation data}. Some of these results are obtained by reduction modulo $p$ of Belyi maps. As an application, we solve the local lifting problem for groups with Sylow $p$-subgroup of order $p$.
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