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Based on the topic provided, "GEMA" likely refers to "GEMA ( German Music Publishers' Association)". Given the likely meaning of "GEMA", the best fit category is "Music & Audio".

Let's analyze the title "PR". Based on the provided categorization options, the most specific and relevant category for "PR" (likely referring to Public Relations) is likely "Business & Finance", as PR is a key aspect of business and marketing, or potentially "Startup & Entrepreneurship" as PR is also a crucial aspect of growing a company.

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Based on the provided list, the most relevant category for 'Telegram' is likely 'Tech-related', which would best be categorized under: Technology & Programming