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Available YOHKON, TRACE, SOHO/EIT and CORONAS-F data are interpreted as evidences of the non-local coronal mass ejection initiation processes when rapidly increasing electric currents appear in the coronal loops and arcades. These electric currents are driven by subphotospheric processes. Self-similar plasma motions are due to the electric drifts in crossed inductive electric and magnetic fields. Expanding non-planar loops often mimic “reconnection” features, being in reality projection effects of the “twist and fold” processes on the image plane. Among such patterns one can find examples of spurious x-points, concave fronts, blobs, islands, etc. Coronal mass ejections often proceed without large scale topological changes of magnetic fields. They are accompanied by enhanced small-scale turbulence.
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