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for protests neighboring countries have started cracking down on venezuelans trying to cross the border to escape the crisis a latin america editor lucy newman has the latest from caracas venezuela as awoke to a new reality but it was declared a public holiday so all the shops were closed the banks were closed and most a.t.m. machines were not issuing the new currency which we were lucky enough to find a little bit of this is ten new believe it is the new sovereign believe it is this used to be the equivalent of one million of the old body but is said to the maximum amount that anybody can take out of the cash machine right now but with this you still cannot buy more than a cup of coffee salaries have been raised or will be raised as of the first of september by three thousand percent the currency has been devalued by nearly one hundred percent people are absolutely having you know they just cannot get their minds around these things that were worth millions now being worth less than the

single digits or double digits and yet even before. the the shops open again prices are already starting to go up in the small markets that was selling things people are already hearing about the black market which is no longer a black market dollar having gone up by one hundred and forty percent in just the last forty eight hours and so there is a lot of uncertainty here as some opposition parties called for a national strike and protests are tuesday. at least eleven people have been killed in anti drug raids by police and military in rio de janeiro more than four thousand soldiers forced raids and two of the city's most impoverished neighborhoods they were moved roadblocks and detained suspected drug traffickers brazil's military has been in charge of security in video since february after police failed to curb violence francis has apologized for child sex abuse committed by clerics ahead of his trip to arland the pope's message comes just ahead of the release of

a list of child sex abuse is in the island's catholic church an international research group will post a list of names of priests and religious brothers and the allegations against them astray as promised a malcolm turnbull has survived a leadership challenge from home affairs minister peter dutton turnbull won the vote forty eight to thirty five turnbull has been under increasing pressure and was forced to make changes to his energy policy this week after members of his own party threatened to vote against it italian police have released footage showing the moment a major bridge collapse in the northern port city of genoa at least forty three people were killed last tuesday when a two hundred metre section of the marandi bridge plummeted in busy traffic well those are the headlines on al-jazeera do stay with us because the people's health thailand's remote lifesavers is coming up next thank you very much for watching.

seven billion people live on planet earth and every year six point five trillion dollars is spent keeping them healthy in. the pursuit of good affordable health care challenges governments worldwide and. we go to six very different countries to see the constant battle to successfully deliver the people's health. they're young they're urban and they're heading to deep history will tell for the challenge of their lives. over forty years of ambitious reforms has brought health care to thirty four million people. and these muni qualified doctors are on the front line of this remarkable system.

thailand's health system faces extraordinary challenges serving its massive little population. but more than three quarters of tide doctors live in towns and cities. these eighteen hundred young medical graduates i think a ticket since ace. high hundred. and we can talk to a happy chat is in charge of the next three years of their lives. comes out tied. to when they get out but we've got live in it out of all here with the day the lord

and i got what there was a. good. time they got out and why did you never. know when they would be. if you being ok with being here all that i was. but those were nagin they got me they got. a thing they've been contemplating. i want to return. to that but this is the annual work placement in bangkok they want their land and i'm going to have. someone say ok. the fact that our. hospitals from all across thailand are here to recruit new doctors. for the graduates this is payback time the government has paid for their medical training and in return they must work for the stage for three years wherever they are needed . to hear back on t.v.

has of my it done by you and your nation of infantile trunk i want in china but can not gotten any contract can match. and coming. up and coming at me that's what the way. i learned then bought many sons i have left medicine tell you that. dr nitschke iran and dr syria king at a both twenty four and from bangkok the king to go to provincial hospital in the town of may so it's five hundred kilometers away in northern thailand they've hared to has a reputation for being a good place for graduates to lerone from senior doctors when i was about to have come home and i have bunches of i want. that enough time on top of the one taken and that's. how i got the things i am and the way her talk here are subtle by a body of obvious help at all it was but may say that hospital is oversubscribed.

twelve graduates are applying and they called her is only for six places they have to drug laws. the six highest scoring ping pong bowls will win a place out. dr nature gardens made it. i see but dr syria key at it he set his heart on me saw it but now he'll have to look for another hospital. there are places for everyone but not necessarily and the hospital of their choice. today there are many disappointments. but dr syria key hat is in iraq. and i saw corner harmonica so falling on him and i was mad i left him i thought of

what i'm lucky hope tagline i me or mit. i've. seen these doctors will be on their way to hospitals in every corner of thailand. or whatever the rural health program a set up in one nine hundred sixty eight in response to a massive brain drain of doctors to the west any one of these new doctors could have paid a fine of eleven thousand three hundred dollars for up to notify replacement and around twenty percent. but the rest getting ready to join the hospitals that desperately need them. we're going to be arriving. in how we thought thanks. the public health system faces competition from the growing private sector which

makes up a quarter of thailand's hospitals mostly in the cities. this lays an ongoing battle to get doctors to the rural areas where they are vitally needed. one month later the new doctors are heading to tac prophets far from the familiarity and bustle of bangkok they will spend the next three years serving this local community. may start general hospital will be the new home. getting health care doesn't just need training doctors it also needs good medical facilities. in the one nine hundred eighty s. the government diverted investment from urban hospitals to rural areas today there are seven hundred forty four district hospitals where none existed before.

may so a hospital is the hub for four district hospitals serving a population of two hundred ninety thousand people. in new graduates will stay here for their first year. how often found at you know your dollar here they will be supervised by highly trained doctors down when a. doctor one we were at is the director of may so it ok knock them off or maybe lack people be back to work. so you're not. sure if my little lot you think about what happened when you made it good and how they got so. bad. but they were

called. telegrams exam i. so know if you've been to a new experience when they're out there been read our. board or know who took my. pad the job or let it. alone novel done. before the start. don't to syria and dr. get some survival tips from the doctors who've just finished their first year. tut tut here's what they actually know about biting the wailing. now now that's about you know your grandfather mark my fuck no we do all nine in your house and now here. are you doing the. home or the one thing. we realize that. you are going to fight over who would you let down and not

what dr who is a year ahead of the new. he's had to take on a lot of responsibility very quickly in his first year. when you're. in the middle. game but i mean part of taliban. on a whopping big hanging out in mumbai thing they do not want to be yeah. in the whole hiding thing so in fact battles are given on his i pad and made us into a lot of in a comedian. don't blame me for our love naturally. you marred by our reporting into our. lives back or not i mean. there are there how are we wrong in governor pat about neglecting our. alarm about diet coke in america at home and in the orbiter's of

his placement has exposed him to some of the challenges faced by the thai health program infectious diseases are particularly rife in these rural border regions there are. some of them pablo leaning about how hot the point on an american help or not they to. walk to be. at home and have them anything at all side car or fire one of our. fighting men and maybe even the two are not a party to our fountain. t.v. is on the increase and in a multi-drug resistant form. the hospital also sees high incidences of malaria and dengue fever was. once thailand had initiated a real doctor program and built health facilities the next step was to ensure all patients could access the health system. in two thousand and one a plan was ruled

out whereby every time a citizen had access to health care through privately and publicly funded insurance schemes. under this plan each hospital receives around eighty five dollars for every pair sin living in its district. this extraordinary universal provision only cost the government four point six percent of its g.d.p. around half the global average. with this state g.t.t. care for everyone prevention of deadly diseases becomes critical. and for me hi i'm fairly. early in the with the. reason i'm going to tell you how i come from and they have a bit that begin to sing how is at the end of his first year unlike most new doctors here he's actually from me so it's you never know but he like his peers

will not be sent to even more remote areas solver. you mean a. number of good i saw when you. had the whole. country. i thought that you'd get. along only in this scheme aims to foster a sense of public service. which were new to. me that i'm not. made. up. when hiring you know that has a more sober time on my. tendency for it's to get doctors where they are needed means there are constantly new faces

in the hospital. for you which. you need to be. mean all right but i mean. a lot. after a year it may so it's the second year doctors hate to district hospitals leaving the incoming recruits to take their place. which make up your current. day when you where made up the warning about where you where you where. you go over and over your computer but by the. iranian program when there were about. me. you know plants and all of it obviously but last. night.

they will soon have to layer new routines of the world. dr singh high is heading to a district hospital in the remote northwest attack province. police say you will mind as only out of place. i'm walking on one hand ibuki my. own population feels about. a message he. don't know and. you don't need to buy you a net out of me but the twenty ton kolya on your house that hopefully i don't know about the young lad. what the your bank is i mean how good to me the no one home in on the by the minute i don't. know that i'm letting. you know incognito. to me how many i live by the i don't how many.

that. got been bearing on. the. brutal populations need doctors willing to embrace change. and doctor cheer up along has done just that he moved here with his family thirty two years ago and helps provide medical care to people in these remote areas. rather than when buying up in the by the gov guy by going out and they are not your car you are right. nothing to get by you but when in the in. my mind of an immunity mind how proud. you are and are. in thailand committee to universal health care the government also known to health promotion fund of one hundred million dollars

a year this is for preventative. initiatives and helps fund front line here and health education and in the most remote areas this care is delivered by mobile doctors units like the one dr chew is. going on there right now micah garen. got in my ear a crop very very hard to imagine how that made my life been very. very god and. me from crime. through argument not magic everything right that really got forgotten you know but. it was. around five hundred people live in this village. today the team is seeing about one hundred twenty of them the fifth. i mean for me in their battle. in that little unit than it answers and if i'm going to.

get up there then that i'm. going to cut out a lot of time if it when i'm nice and it out most of thailand's primary health care is delivered by nurses and primary care workers they are recruited locally so it's far more likely that they will stay and save their community. x. date with how the american example live look at the home your yams and in the one who gets a family got a day he had. a weapon ban machin can logon couldn't they didn't have to move tanya's economy around the staff almost ten thousand basic health posts across thailand's mountain villages not yet. more complex interventions rely on visits from the mobile doctor units. like this in my video.

content and. that. the thing on. my home. number one and even. if. you don't want. it happening. i thought. you. wanted to know when half as i know my start up am. i don't know my mama. mama. bye bye. bye bye how would i ever run

a good dog come home high limit what i got done by. since thailand's health plan is in just over forty years ago the infant mortality rate has fallen from seven to just one percent it's no three times lower than the regional average and they've become global leaders in the fight against malaria having cut related infections and deaths by ninety percent. at message hospital at the heart of the province dr nick carr and dr cyril wecht are starting their first day of work. with just six years of medical training they must now provide frontline care. doctors are intake over to the system over half of thailand's doctors are under forty. doctors syracuse that has been

assigned to one of the hospitals busiest clinics dealing with diabetes. and blood pressure that will many men. and you keep making. moves on i mean it sounds like you. but let me come off. if you want me to level. what does that sound. but authentic you can ask. how i can now be hopping and. that going up and up and running up this i could get a comment how my up at the top of it kept up even started out if he didn't have at that particular night what. took place i'm going to miss he. had been bailed out i may say oh i got up his hard way. too to see ricky at colon senior staff for help but the workload is always heavy.

awful. universal health care has been made more difficult by an aging population forcing greater demand on already stretched resources. for her first doctor necia guard has been assigned to the emergency when the you know i don't know. if. i was. closing. they mean when i woke up in morning our economy that. you know was not my deciding some news on thomas i will say i want a president on line one at home i'm not. going on my pam who doesn't laugh at all pam campaigning for anyone else. sorted out emergency services were formalized as part of thailand's provincial kier in two thousand and five this busy

department. is a good place to learn. sin feces her first serious case. came up what is he and. so you came. from nothing privately owned on the situation. in gaza i'm thinking if i could be quite straight i'm unfortunate some thought that . i don't. think any friendship when i read any shit keeps fifteen thousand of us type.

of the document by c n p k n chillin in any and anything but this is. going out of the country now but he play. thailand's health program does get young doctors to relieve us. but it's in the very remote regions where they feel the real pressure with only a year's experience under their belts the young doctors will have to step up and save lifes. ethiopia's economy has grown at a fossil right than any other african country. that sirens were heard here. just how close the fighting is groundbreaking documentary debates and discussion just six months ago we were at the brink of a who. was winning programs take you on

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chained to the name. police in the russian republic of chechnya have shot and killed five young men who targeted them the attackers stride to run over two police officers attempted to stab another officer and failed to set off a suicide bomb i saw has claimed responsibility for the assaults but chechen authorities say the group has no support in the region venezuelan president nicolas new monetary reforms are now in place in a bid to control the country's spiraling economy opposition parties have already called for protests neighboring countries have started cracking down on venezuelans trying to cross the border to escape the crisis at least eleven people have been killed in anti drug raids by police and military in rio de janeiro more than four thousand soldiers lost raids and two of the city's most impoverished neighborhoods brazil's military has been in charge of security in rio since february pope francis has apologized for child sex abuse committed by clerics ahead of his trip to arlo and the pope's message comes just ahead of the online release of

a list of child sex abusers in arlen's catholic church an international research group will post a list of names of priests and religious brothers and the allegations against them the church is still reeling from the scandal of the u.s. state of pennsylvania report released last week found three hundred priests had abused more than a thousand children over seventy years. this trial is promised a malcolm turnbull has survived a leadership challenge from home affairs minister peter dutton been one the vote forty eight to thirty five has been under increasing pressure and was forced to make changes to his energy policy this week after members of his own party question to vote against it well those are the headlines on al-jazeera do stay with us the people's health thailand's remote lifesavers continues next.

providing health care to the thirty four million people that live in thailand's rural areas is a huge challenge. they depend on newly graduated doctors who are sent to work in rural areas for three years. dr singh high has arrived at the tasso neon hospital in the rural north after a year at the baker prevention hospital in may so it. he's left his home comforts behind to start his second year saving grassroots community. every nominee of the bin firm is defending with or without food if he did have a home here bag and it was a bad move and when i am in a big. matter to me from a look at about the left wing of the i need it by the neck with a lot of weed

a guy fairly near all. the remote location makes it almost impossible to get trained doctors here they rely on those same through the compulsory i preach scheme dr singh hai is picked to work straight away they did it with him and he now they have it out there. and slave because of it you can speak. and up the idea meanwhile beautiful. lovely modern art on the mother in crime. scene there at presenting work as he will. not. keep the night you turn up the relatively want to talk to sing heart is exposed to the real challenges of room medicine. guinea pig hi and i mean here we have the good that would have been. through family

really only. to. put us through our lady in the house and then tell me how much of. it to. him and he knew he'd have a word to object. to lemon or feeling or to have someone satellites not home that me. laying out toward our limits and i mean me. a lot of real. with me look at how the way. they're getting by without me when i wound up. is this real health care system is going to last it needs generations of doctors like dr singh hard to set up new lights and removed serious. but the further the doctors go the tougher the work gets. the most rude and

attack region. pocketbook thinned out i mean billion talk to one way it says help is whom here at the hospital twenty three years ago when he was first sent by the rural health program he didn't always want to come here and i look at model to doing it at one point called now modeling and. that means i'm at it. like up nine am a long long way. one of. the district hospital deals with a disparate population of over sixty seven thousand people made up of hill tribes subsistence farmers and refugees. these are among some of the poorest people in

thailand. dr worth its hospital has only sixty beds so education and preventative medicine is key to meeting local health needs. them in forming if anyone may know what. one of his innovations is this week long training program for tribal midwives learning learned. amid the laughter are serious lessons in disease prevention highline eve home.

now. if i wanted my local been kind of a thought about tackling. the. fair thing when given how about being. about. how they. learned. that all their. on landfall and. the hope is that these women will take simple life saving messages back to their villages this approach seems to be paying off nationally thailand still birth rates are five times lower and maternal mortality rates are seven times lower than the regional average.

over the years dr warwick has used the government's commitment to rural health care to build up a modern hospital which treats everyone for free but he couldn't do this without the young doctors in pangs team of seven doctors includes four very young graduates . you know twenty five year old doctor a pitch is in the third and final year of her placement in it that she also started in may so it's before coming here but two years ago she'd never been out of bangkok most of my life not my midwife. a lot and i. think. that's actually a lot melissa thought it was she didn't even read her mind was. not that old how life. could have done you and i got you it is

a handy how close it was. the got have had also things will. calm and awful on one morning. and my. doctor can only twenty four is in his last year or two he was drawn here by the challenges offered to buy a small room hospital behind me. here we had a few as one who wanted to give the diagnoses and that is why he's very silent through it to make sure if this patient have where we'd see the program all our order for them it that needs with you or not. this is. the environment gal in our. lives on four and the need to know all the wy. from infectious diseases to chronic conditions such as hypertension the young doctors have to adapt or with a confidence beyond their years. how many time and saw your daughter you would buy. an air

hate fan and. thailand success in providing care for all has been held up as a model around the world. but it all needs to be paid for and that's where the system falls short. the universal health care system should allocate budgets to hospitals based on the population as they say. but many people in this region are from hell trying or migrants without state identification. sixty seven thousand people who live in empowering but only thirty thousand qualify for treatment. there are five million people in this position across thailand. well. at.

that point and they don't. and by medallion make up for the sake of. it while our dilemma i know that our. military. or. the government is currently developing health insurance for migrants but in the meantime they have to get treated. that's actually. learning and a couple. i. it's a constant battle to make the books balance. the surplus is made up from a whole range of different sources. all i mean and. now at the end i know what. they're. thinking their father langan assented laugh but i don't have that ability

that i know we're doing and i found one healer i found. out got caught on one thing the other one got me our town. and found. no i divide it up but it was my dad and one day that a lot. of. you know you were up at the wrong it been that you know that i went down to live down and would have done a lot more than just. talk to one of which is committed to the hospital but it has involved parents no sacrifice. on the. top or the rabbit howling about me. but i'm not and then let them get the one thousand and. one k. by nine man lake away down the hall a mountain. be. empowering hospitals limited resources means that it falls on the young doctors to follow dr wortle it says lead they must be prepared to work all hours for their patients.

you're not going to be governor can result from. my life on but you. know you are the man who was on. the one hand heeding. the government introduced incentives to keep doctors in rural areas that p. is fifteen percent higher here than in public hospitals in the cities and accommodation supply eight there are also new schemes for students who already live truly they must remain and work in these areas for even longer than the standard program. here exam i want to. hear that we enjoy. because. a lot went out.

the end of the third year it's decision time for the doctors who can never return to cities around a quarter of them do. it's a daily amount for doctors like carton. back home in bangkok private hospitals can offer up to three times the salary can get here. in another bid to retain the medics regional hospital sponsor young doctors to train for specialism doctors must then return to work in that hospital after training. dr a p.j.r. is preparing for her sponsorship interview and get some tips from dr recha par and a senior doctor. when he turned that corner what bungled the national black while our now one of them that i lied about tatiana what are you my family and how what i have won him equal as a party to school now his faith in him he gave me then and now i know when you say

everything. to morrow malouda many of you he will now allow that he only. they are counting on the left i'm led to regard. here i tell you that. those who watch aparna is there to seven years old. and. she specialized in paediatric here six years ago. how the law or. income or no one home. choosing hospital specialism is a common path for tight doctors. so much so that there is now a shortage of generalists. but to new turn for her specialist training told to ratchet to par and has been obliged to work far from home for a long time. and the many your teen only tell by going in

a hot car have gotten me and hearty laugh was the. guy who hardihood out made out am i don't mean my. bad i mean yeah he's watching way why don't my friend manya and you can't help it he. so in a funny tang mouth lover how can that sound homophonic. while palmeiro get whacked a lot are yes i have. a guy who pays you a bagel last. time look at macalester wing ass. what. young doctors are crucial to the people of in pine. so much responsibility on such young shoulders can test them to the limits and has its dangers.

this afternoon dr peach and dr can i think only doctors and. pickup truck arrives with a heavily pregnant woman when her heart treat is twice the normal speed. good. for dr carson this is a medical emergency unlike any he has seen before were. they not a good. doctor can diagnose is preeclampsia a condition that develops during pregnancy and can be feet oh if left untreated and you know that i mean he. was on it as he tries to clear water from her lungs my wind has

a seizure that that that that you know god how can. they when. you that they later when you're. not a woman but i want. their group. alarming as. well. but i'm talking about look obviously you have failed. again i found out that one thing horrible that that that convoy leave that you're the one. of them i love i'm not. the one for her. she needs an american ceases syrian section. about my about. my map a lot. this is far beyond his experience. but the system kicks in dr karen has a number to call. she speaks to

a specialist back in message hospital which is about half a day's drive away hello how can i help you i hope will call in the one. who i'm gonna have a new one. how many here he saw all the news her brother had see if album i found did we. been. on the hard feel about. me how quite happy. he. couldn't live are hardly a big group when it's up now to one and that's how i do on it went back. to him in a one. way or the high and it will work not in any way it with all of them. well. the question is whether to attempt to complicate emergency surgery now or center to message hospital. if dr can does nothing both mother and child will die although when the

whole. really good one of the other big names here if you give. my girl a welcome home field. dr cohen is told is too dangerous for him and doctor a peach to operate on their own. but my sister won't have core. and have a touch of it when the little fine are the way you gave the young doctors prepare my wind for the treacherous journey i hate which me still kill her and her baby all that. all the doctors can do is we eat. the awful. one and i think you'd be crazy if you don't want to know what i mean for one bank five. hundred fifty men on fun i. am i didn't die. and would overlook wallpapering and what the world would offer you

want their love well round with the local one. for human didn't get a good while. i'm on my own don't you. ma'am and matthew naming i'm. comin with that one man. a lot of found. that was body type you call missy up by it and i want a hand on. there not only a pub on a holiday about. thirty years ago there was no hospital here a patient take my way in simply would not. i've seen a doctor. keeping doctors in regions like this in the long term remains

a major challenge within ten years three quarters of graduates in the rural health program return to the cities. will this generation of young doctors stay in the system. dr singh thinks so he's warding off his homesickness and he's getting used to the lifestyle in task. for no he's committed to his rooted future in the public health system this is becoming a mother in a. maze of home audio it's a lot more than a gamble you give it every time you hear it. on the may fall no man go well made that could play with a million. but has a relatively low cool recruits from this province dr singh has family is not too

far away. where is dr sarah kay it is far from his bangkok home and he's just at the start of his true journey. how am i i mean i wasn't my self. that i met my cancer without that. in my life i learn how to find out. that you were a bad didn't happen but the run up on you guys. i mean while she may follow seeing nothing coming out. of a space which has heated up a lot of the big opening. if not minding their own off why they are a man not. to really have that by law to a woman that i think that i like the fact of the liberality. i have now here for the. thailand has four times more doctors

than in the one nine hundred eighty s. thanks to recruitment try this. but the battle to keep doctors and their drill communities continuous family planning out an advantage. dr nitschke is still not sure what her future holds i take the i am. the make up and maybe. there's a fire there's a light in. my neck now that was a bad while because of the better to keep. the body a little while. to rest i have to laugh about that oh my god. oh my god my biology.

carefully planned reforms have brought doctors to the furthest reaches of thailand . keeping them there and therefore keeping the standard of health care high remains a challenge. but the investment has brought basic health care to areas which once had nothing. and it has saved lives. along the corridor and me so at provincial hospital. against the odds in the pre-eclampsia a patient from empowering has survived. and so has her baby daughter. an ambitious health system resource that paid off the show claiming it push all to medium we enabled ten million over ninety six million citizens to receive free

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be so as the. witness on al-jazeera. hello going to welcome back to your national weather forecast where across united states we are watching one big system providing a lot of active severe weather across much of the north as well as down here towards the southeast possibly tornadoes damaging winds and hail could be a problem from tuesday as we make our way towards wednesday we'll be watching that very carefully over the next few days down here towards the caribbean though we have seen a very quiet tropical season but we're still seeing plenty of rain showers especially here across much of central america over the next few days now for quite a malo we're going to be seeing those rain showers start to die down as well as nicaragua over the next few days so better conditions there but down towards costa rica as well as in japan i'm a heavy rain chose could be a problem but i here towards the east things are looking partly cloudy to mostly cloudy with rain at

a minimal over the next few days there then make your way down here toward south america there's been a big temperature difference here all the last few days in a cincy on where temperatures on tuesday your high temperature only reaching to about nine degrees there that's a cold front making its way to the north but as we go towards wednesday temperatures going to be coming back up so a big difference for you with warming conditions there were twenty degrees up here towards rio de janeiro twenty five degrees in your forecasts and making we don't hear towards religion or a partly cloudy day with a temperature of about fifteen degrees. and the. u.s. and british companies have announced the biggest discovery of. resources is already a source of heated debate nothing much has changed they still spend most of their days looking for. the syrians still

feel battered even those who managed to escape their country have been truly unable to escape. oh. this is. welcome to the. headquarters and. for the next sixty minutes takes its case against the world trade organization as president calls the measure an attack on his country. killed five people who targeted them in the series of attacks. confusion and venezuela the government introduces

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