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Solve the following python programming problem given the following code:
@ pytest.mark.parametrize ('task_name,expected', PARAMS) 
def test_collision(task_name, expected) : 
    manager_class = _select_manager (celery.backend.__class__.__name__) 
    manager_instance = list () 
    task = celery.tasks [task_name] 
    def new_exit(self, * _) : 
        manager_instance.append (self) 
        return None 
original_exit = manager_class.__exit__ 
    setattr (manager_class, '__exit__', new_exit) 
    assert (e == task.apply_async (args = (4, 4)).get ()) 
    setattr (manager_class, '__exit__', original_exit) 
    assert (manager_instance [0].is_already_running is True) 
    with pytest.raises (OtherInstanceError) as e : 
        task.apply_async (args = (4, 4)).get () 
if manager_instance [0].include_args : 
        assert str (e.value).startswith ('Failed to acquire lock, {0}.args.'.format (task_name)) 
else : 
        assert ('Failed to acquire lock, {0} already running.'.format (task_name) == str (e.value)) 
assert (manager_instance [0].is_already_running is True) 
    manager_instance [0].reset_lock () 
    assert (manager_instance [0].is_already_running is False) 
    assert (expected == task.apply_async (args = (4, 4)).get ()) 

    
    

    Fix the buggy line: assert (e == task.apply_async (args = (4, 4)).get ())
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#Here is Python code to fix the buggy line: assert (e == task.

assert (expected == task.apply_async (args = (4, 4)).get ())