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Solve the following python programming problem given the following code:
def _test_move(self, cluster, origin_node, destination_node) : 
    '
        Assert that Docker can run a container with a volume provisioned by
        Flocker, shut down the container and then start a new container
        with the same volume on the specified node.

        :param cluster: The ``Cluster`` to talk to.
        :param Node origin_node: Original node to start container on.
        :param Node destination_node: Original node to start container on.

        :return: ``Deferred`` that fires on assertion success, or failure.
        ' 
    origin_client = get_docker_client (cluster, origin_node.public_address) 
    data = 'hello world' 
    http_port = 8080 
    volume_name = random_name (self) 
    container_args = { 
        'host_config' : origin_client.create_host_config (binds = ['{}:/data'.format (volume_name)], port_bindings = { 
            http_port : 0, 
}), 
        'ports' : [http_port], 
} 
    cid = self.run_python_container (cluster, origin_node.public_address, container_args, SCRIPTS.child (b'datahttp.py'), ['/data'], cleanup = False, client = d) 
    host_port = extract_external_port (origin_client, cid, http_port) 
    d = post_http_server (self, origin_node.public_address, host_port, { 
        'data' : data, 
}) 
    def posted(_) : 
        origin_client.remove_container (cid, force = True) 
        new_cid = self.run_python_container (cluster, destination_node.public_address, container_args, SCRIPTS.child (b'datahttp.py'), ['/data']) 
        destination_client = get_docker_client (cluster, destination_node.public_address) 
        host_port = extract_external_port (destination_client, new_cid, http_port) 
        return host_port 
d.addCallback (posted) 
    d.addCallback ((lambda host_port : assert_http_server (self, destination_node.public_address, host_port, expected_response = data))) 
    return d 

    
    

    Fix the buggy line: cid = self.run_python_container (cluster, origin_node.public_address, container_args, SCRIPTS.child (b'datahttp.py'), ['/data'], cleanup = False, client = d)
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#Here is Python program to fix the buggy line: cid = self.

cid = self.run_python_container (cluster, origin_node.public_address, container_args, SCRIPTS.child (b'datahttp.py'), ['/data'], cleanup = False, client = origin_client)