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. i am rosemary church, just ahead on cnn newsroom, he was president joe biden in europe for a high-stakes week of policy challengers and ukraine will be front and center at other pushes the join nato. more wild weather in the united states, one and 1000 year rainfall event in new york, and triple digit heat in the southwest. plus music superstar haley stars gets pelted on the eye on the stage, the latest victim in a constant trend. live from cnn center, this is cnn newsroom, with rosemary church. >> it is 7:00 in the morning in london where u.s. president joe biden is kicking off a high- stakes week along overseas trip, they will be meeting with british prime minister, in the hours ahead. before the visit to lithuania

for a critical summit, that meeting will be taking place as the war in ukraine grinds on, and it calls for kf to be granted never ship in the military alliance. cnn correspondent tracking developments for us, in london, and nic robertson also in london standing by. so, nick the war in ukraine will of course dominate president biden's upcoming meeting today. with britain's prime minister, and also at the two-day nato summit that gets underway on tuesday. what is expected to be achieved over this week. >> ukraine will be hoping that it's given a strong and clear path to joining nato membership, ideally, they would like to join now. one is article five. if one nation is attacked, the others will come to support them, if ukraine was to become

an immediate member, it would put all of the other nato nations. but the issue of democratization and the question becomes how do you give ukraine the assurances, and the guarantees that it wants, that it's going to be stable and can stand up to russia's continued military onslaught. there is more likely to be sort of a coalescing around language that well allow for bilateral guarantees of continued military support and continued financial aid the president biden, with cnn indicated it could be the united states would consider doing it on a basis, where this was a commitment for sophisticated weaponry and for training on sophisticated weaponry, for there to be no doubt and they have the full military support of the united states, this is the pathway, but not all nato

nations are on the same footing on this, and of course, the other question going into this will be, canned nato remain united over the issue of bringing sweden into the alliance, and of course finland, finland was joint and expected to be on a parallel track with sweden but it is hungry in particular, they have been holding up the process, we know when he flew over here, president and spoke on the plate and president are the when, by phone, expected to have a bilateral meeting now, what will the outcome of that be, even if he was to get ignored from the turkish president, these things do not happen immediately, and by the turkish government, and president one of weighted protections and they would follow suit as well. but what kind of language around that, that would be the other big question. >> it is clear that president biden had made it clear, that

ukraine is not ready to become a nato member not until the war had ended, so president zelenskyy is now calling for security guarantees, what is the latest on it? >> i think it's notable that as quite often happens a lot of the work happens before hand, and we have seen them over the past week. something of a european tour. and the czech republic he met on sunday with the polish president in the western city and in ukraine, all to garner support for its bid to join nato eventually but also to make ukraine's position on this very clear. the problem with the ukraine, it has been 15 years since nato came to an agreement in 2008, but it welcomed the aspirations of then georgia and ukraine, to join the alliance and four months later russia invaded

georgia, and we have seen what has happened with ukraine, it is clear at that point, it wasn't enough, they were explaining to go further, and an interview reported by abc said that if there is no unity on a technical invitation, they at least need to find the perp proper wording and listen to what he had to say. >> it would be an important message to say that nato is not afraid of russia. ukraine should get clear security guarantees, while it is not in nato, and that is a very important point, only under these conditions our meeting would be meaningful. otherwise it is just more politics. i don't want to go for fun, if the decision has been made before hand. >> i think you can say that zelenskyy's tone has become more and more sort of stark and in the lead up to the summit, he doesn't want to come away

from this empty-handed in the middle of this critical moment in the war in ukraine, i think the weapon supplies will be crucial in this summit as well, clearly the decision to supply cluster munitions controversial but really, a clear sign of how the defense industrial base is struggling to keep up with the demands of this, president biden actually admitting one of the reasons they do this because they are running low on other types of ammunition, so that of course, the question of the f-16 fighter jets, the training has begun. they have yet to give the go- ahead to get those planes into the battle here. >> nic robertson, many thanks to you both. michael o'hanlon is a senior fellow in foreign policy at the brookings institution, and author of military history for the modern strategist, he joins me now from bethesda. good to have you with us. >> it is great.

>> on his brief visit, president joe biden meets with british prime minister this morning ahead of this week's high-stakes nato summit. and of course this comes after mr. biden's decision to send ukraine cluster munitions but they are banned in 100 countries including britain. what impact will the decision likely have on this meeting? and one of what other critical issues might be discussed you think clerks >> i think the decision will be click controversial. but it is a pretty tactical decision. you know the russians have been laying landmines here and there left and right and this decision will not demonstrably change the basic situation. so you can agree with it or not agree with it. it is not a strategic level change in the basic military situation. the military situation unfortunately is relatively stalemated with or without the cluster munitions. and i think that is going to be

one big piece of the basic conceptual framework going forward, how we think about the future of this war. and can ukraine liberate its territory. i don't know the answer to that question, we will find out more and the cluster munitions debate should be seen within that context. and probably not viewed as a litmus test about the morality of the overall cost, which i think we all agree is basically on ukraine's side regardless. >> president biden also made for the first time since his coronation to discuss climate issues before heading to lithuania for the nato summit starting on tuesday. and a meeting that will be dominated by the war in ukraine of course, and mr. biden's decision that ukraine is not yet ready to join the military alliance, would that be the sentiment of the majority of members that the war needs to end before ukraine's membership is even considered here? >> i think so because

realistically, are we really going to give ukraine a security guarantee and, fight and its defense? while the work is ongoing? even president zelenskyy has not really been asking for that. so the real question here is not so much about whether we say we might want ukraine and nato someday, it is what do we do about the current and near- term future. with this conflict, and i think that right now, we will have to watch and see how it plays out in the summer, i think ukraine will make some gains. none of us know how many. and then we have to reassess, how can we help ukraine make more gains. that is going to be the question. the nato membership issue, is a really, you know it is a nice ideological debate, it is really not that pertinent to the short-term question of how the outcome wins, so i hope that nato spent some time

thinking about that question. how we help ukraine get stronger and effective, not just have this long-term theoretical question about whether or not they can join nato in three or five years. >> president biden also spoke with the president ahead of the summit, turkeys president had been blocking sweden's effort to join the military alliance, but now it looks like president biden could make a deal to sell fighter jets to turkey in exchange for the country agreed to allow sweden to join nato. could such a deal like that work do you think? >> it might but i also see this as a much russia is not going to attack sweden, sweden is not even a frontline state. there is no particular reason to worry about whether sweden is in or out of the alliance. i would like to see them in. but even if this issue gets hunted or protracted, it is not really going to change the basic security situation and the real issue of course, is

about the war and ukraine, and how we help ukraine do that on the battlefield and how we think about the long-term security, sweden with all due respect is sort of a sideshow to those big questions. >> michael o'hanlon, thank you so much for joining us, i appreciate it. >> thank you. in the united states, congress comes back in session this week after the independence day holiday. the senate camels in later today, and the house on tuesday, legislators have a long list of priorities and right at the top, hammering out a spending agreement, ahead of the deadline. cnn's alayna train has more. >> reporter: spending is a top priority for congress when they return this week, the house and senate are careening towards a major spending standout that will likely consume congress this fall, it also raises the threat of a potential government shutdown, and as of now the two parties are far apart on what a budget deal

should look like right members and the house pacifically are pushing to cut spending at levels that most members in congress are uncomfortable with this will once again be a major test for house speaker kevin mccarthy's ability to keep his republican majority behind him. we heard from senate minority leader chuck schumer, he referenced this during a press conference sunday morning, let's listen to what he had to say. >> the good news is, any senate, democrats and republicans are working together on the appropriations committee, to fund the government may have come to an agreement on a whole bunch of different subcommittees of the appropriations committee. and hopefully we can have a bipartisan agreement that avoids the shutdown. >> congress has until september's but they are only scheduled to be in session for three weeks, until they break yet again, for all of august. and so these next few weeks will be critical for these negotiations. a lot of tension will also be on the house investigations. as well as potential impeachment efforts against top

biden officials, homeland security secretary alejandra mayorkas, and even president biden himself before congress ahead of the july 4th recess, and a series of republicans began to impeach them over allegations that the justice department improperly interfered in the criminal investigation into hunter biden. and even mccarthy has taken a pretty measured approach to efforts has signaled that he's open to impeaching garlic if these allegations improve but the big picture here on these investigations is that we are closing in on a period when all of the oxygen in washington will soon be focused on the 2024 presidential elections and republicans want to use this what they argue is widespread politicization of the government into the spotlight and damage democrats as much a possible as we head into election season. alina tran, cnn washington. stomach tens of millions americans are raising for

record-breaking high temperatures this week and there is no relief in sight. the national weather service has issued dangerous heat alerts for some 37 million people from the pacific northwest, to the southwest. and forecasts show the heat alerts will extend through the end of next weekend. in the southwest. in phoenix arizona, temperatures have reached at least 110 degrees fahrenheit. 43 degrees celsius, for nine consecutive days. in new york state, officials say at least one person has died and floodwaters after powerful storms dumped several centimeters of rain on sunday. just look at the heavy flooding in rockland county. one of several places to have reported stranded vehicles and swift water rescue, forecasters are advising people not to venture out in southeastern new york. right now, new york city is under a flood watch until around daybreak because of potential

downpours. >> a marine based at camp pendleton, in california is question about a girl's disappearance, officials say the girl was found in a marine barracks, late last month and we will have details for you on the other side.

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welcome back everyone. at least nine people are wounded after a shooting in cleveland, ohio early sunday, police say the victims were seven men and two women, all in their 20s or 30s. none of the injuries appear to be life-threatening, police are looking for both a suspect and a motive. this now makes at least hundred 70 mass. shootings in the u.s. so far this year. according to the gun violence archive. in new york, police say they have arrested the gunman responsible for a string of shootings, and queens and brooklyn, this was the scene in queens saturday after an 86- year-old man was fatally shot. police say 25-year-old thomas a bray you is facing murder,

attempted murder, and weapons charges. and they say, he may be tied to as many as six shootings that left four people injured. police in pennsylvania have discovered small stock fires that they believe are late and escaped and made, michael burnham out of girl thursday night. and officials say that he is a self toward survivalist offering nearly 10 million dollars for information that leads to burnham's arrest. but authorities warned that he should be considered armed and dangerous. >> you have every reason to believe that burnham had left the general area, with that said we had received several investigative leads from outside of the area and we are thoroughly investigating each of those, none of them has caused us to change our assessment in this area. >> officials said that local residencies should local their homes and cars and should not approach if they see him.

a u.s. marine has been taken into custody for questioning after a missing 14- year-old girl was found in the barracks at camp pendleton. the girl who was reported missing by her grandmother was located on the base on june 28th. cnn correspondent camilla has the latest in the inquiry. >> reporter: we know that a marine was taken into custody after a 14-year-old girl was found at the barracks and camp pendleton, this happened on june 28th, according to a statement from the marine corps, when i read part of that statement where they say this command takes it's matter and all allegations seriously, the incident is under investigation and we will continue to cooperate with appropriate authorities, now that that is the main investigative service, they are in charge of this investigation but declined to comment on the investigation, saying that out of respect for the investigative process. now we did reach out to the san

diego county sheriff's department, and what they are saying, the 14-year-old girl was reported missing by her grandmother on june 13th, the grandmother told authorities that they ran away on june 9th, not the first time that she ran away but virtually returned home quickly so they entered her information into a number of missing persons databases, but she was found on june 28th by military police. and the san diego county sheriff department says that detectives interviewed her, and they were offered services, and she was returned to her grandmother. again, it is the and cis, in charge of this investigation so we will have to wait for their findings. cnn los angeles. one woman dead and more than 20 people injured after an suv slammed into a chicago transit bus. police say the woman was a

passenger in the suv, which was traveling in the wrong direction. when the collision occurred early sunday. the suvs driver and another passenger are in critical condition, the bus driver and 12 passengers were taken to the hospital with various injuries. a u.s. federal appeals court has ruled that the state of tennessee can now legally ban gender affirming care, for transgender minors. and it's a painful little bit of whiplash. and over turned an injunction. i kept tennessee from putting the law and of fact, no healthcare providers in the state are prohibited from offering treatments to transgender children, treatments which major medical association say are critical for their health and well-being. rafael romo explains. >> reporter: and their opinion, the three-judge panel for the sixth circuit and cincinnati

acknowledged that their views were initial, they also said that they may be right but there's a reason why the expedited the appeal of the preliminary injunction, the judges say they have the goal of resolving the matter no later than september 30th in an effort to mitigate a potential harm from that possibility to reach their conclusion, they granted a state of a lower court injunction that had been blocking the state spent on healthcare providers performing gender affirming surgeries, and administering hormones or puberty blockers to transgender minors and the duration of the appeal, tennessee attorney general, w is a republican, acknowledged saturday after th ruling was announced, that this case was far from over but this was a big win adding of the court of appeals lifted the injunction, meaning the law can be fully enforced and recognized that tennessee is likely to win the constitutional argument.

and the gates on the other side, the american civil liberties union, blasted the decision and a statement also think that the state is far from over and calling the ruling disappointing and heartbreaking, as we and our clients consid next steps, the aclu said we want all of the transgender youth of tennessee to know this fight is far from over and we will continue to challenge this lot until it is permanently deleted in tennessee and it is made a safer place to raise every family, the ruling means the bad will now take effect immediately, this is the first time they had filed a report, with a law banning healthcare providers from the biden transition, to transgender minors, rafael romo. controversy over u.s. president joe biden's decision to give you grain cluster bombs. coming up we will hear from republicans and democrats about why some think it is unnecessary action. while others say it threatens americans more leadership. plus, who knew that a socket have such a deep meaning

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kicking off his high-stakes overseas trip in the uk. mr. biden alive the late sunday and is set to sit down with the british prime minister in the coming hours. he will also be meeting with king charles, all of that comes before he heads to lithuania for a critical nato summit were russia's role war on ukraine will be high on the agenda. the summit comes just days after mr. biden approved giving controversial cluster munitions to ukraine. the debate over biden's decision to provide those weapons is extending to capitol hill. one top republican told him on the cnn state of the union, that he agrees with what the president has done. >> russia is dropping with impunity cluster bombs in ukraine, in the country of ukraine right now, all of the ukrainians are asking for is to

give them the same weapons the russians have, to use in their own country against russians who are in their own country. and they do not want these to be used in russia. they want these as self-defense in their own country of ukraine, i don't see anything wrong with that. because quite honestly, you look at the counter offensive and has been a slow tremendously because the administration has been so slow to get their weapons and. and these weapons will be a game changer. they are highly effective. and particularly hitting flanks of troops inside of ukraine. and they will be a game changer in the counter offensive and i'm really pleased the administration has finally agreed to do this. >> not everyone is on board, democratic congress member barbara lee said giving these bombs to ukraine could risk the u.s. losing more leadership. >> cluster bombs should never be used, that is crossing the line. once you have seen what takes

place we know what takes place in terms of cluster bombs being dangerous to civilians, they don't always immediately explode . children can step on them. that is a line we should not cross, i think the president has been doing a good job managing this war, this is an aggressive war against ukraine, but i think this should not happen. >> russia's embassy in washington says the u.s. decision to provide ukraine with cluster munitions is essentially an admission of war crimes. numerous reports say russia itself has used cluster bombs throughout the war. for some retired ukrainians, living on the front lines of the war neither blackouts nor constant shelling are enough to push them from their homes. spending time with some of them to find out why. >> reporter: a small flashlight is all that illuminates the seller that they call home. her bedroom cramped windowless

storage space. >> i would like to live under normal conditions retired from 78 years old. and she has been living like this since shortly after the war came to their town. and battered and smithereens by months of russian bombardment. >> 500 days of war would put so many others, a wasteland of wreckage in rubble. despite that, some people refuse to leave. >> we met a 70-year-old nina last march. happier days, that have seen a world away. what do we feel she asked qwest ?, when you see something destroyed you tear up and we cry, and we cry. and summer has improved her mood, i showed nina and her

friend valentina pictures of the potatoes that were back in italy. prompting nina to show off her tiny garden of herbs and onions. still, a motions flood back when i asked what she hopes for most. we are waiting for the date she says the minute when the war ends. and on this day, she was quiet, all we heard was the occasional faint of distant shelling. and russian miles away. and yet the era of tranquility is deceptive. it is not client insists valentina, who were firing all night long. those who remain are a group and aj rocker a great fan of 70s classics. >> the bee gees, all right. staying alive. >> alexander never goes anywhere without his dog does

he have high hopes for you grain counteroffensive? >> that would be huge. >> putin tells me that he will keep pushing ahead even if he has to kill every last ukrainian, russians are like a bear, they sit and wait and then -- olga has the task of distributing loaves of bread to her neighbors prodded by volunteers. and the powerful will do what they will do. and here is the priority staying alive. eastern ukraine. still to come, historic rainfall across india, triggering deadly floods and landslides, we will have the very latest.

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more rain expected after the city's wettest day within 40 years, schools have been closed for monday and rescue efforts underway in northern india. after heavy rainfall turned

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>> the right to demonstrate in the framework of the law is sacred for every individual and we strongly condemn any violence and it gives demonstrators on the side of the other. this is reserved for both of the opponents and the supporters, while the government has not considered restricting us. and it has requested a report on what is the enforcement policy, regarding violations of the law. that infringe on the basic rights of millions of citizens, which are carried out almost on a daily basis. during the demonstrations. >> in the coming hours, parliament is said to hold the first votes on a central part of the controversial judicial measures. and this one would reduce the courts ability to reduce what they call a reasonable standard. it enables the courts to throw out edicts may say are unreasonable and violate israelis rights. even if they don't violate any specific one.

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authorities evacuated at least 12 hilltop homes, overlooking a canon. geologists say the area has been unstable for hundreds of thousands of years, but it is not clear what triggered this latest movement. last week was the hottest ever recorded on our planet. record-breaking temperatures everywhere from china to mexico. and scientists warned this is only the beginning as we can see the growing impacts of climate change. and meteorologist bradley ritz has more. >> we didn't break our global average temperature record, but we did four times this past

week, and started on monday, at 62.6 degrees, and another record on tuesday. and we tied that record on wednesday and brought it in new numbers, and a record. and what is going on. and going a lot of land. so that new record, 63.01 degrees fahrenheit, the previous record before all of this week was step back in 2016. and i kind of puts things in perspective, there is that land. and land heats up a lot faster than water does. plus, we are also dealing with what is called an el nino. in an el nino focuses more and they are typically warmer. and in the pacific we notice the tradewinds start to weaken. as that happens all that warmer water gets pushed over to our pacific coast of the americas. and we are noticing it all over the world.

el nino is a tele-connection pattern, it doesn't just happen in one area. and it happens all across the globe. in the north atlantic, we had 5 degrees celsius above where we should be. and that directly correlates to our land. so the sea surface temperatures work with our land temperatures as well. so the uk wound up seeing the hottest june on record. at 60.4 degrees fahrenheit and by the 2050s, that is going to be a regular occurrence. beijing saw over the last five days. 104 degrees. and then we have only reached that six other times since 1951. notice a small go down for a second time before we wrap it back up, as we come into next week and this line shows you an average of where we should be, around 88 degrees, and it will be well into the 90s and the united states also dealing with this too. and excessive heat warning,

that has now been issued for southern california as well as southern arizona and the grand canyon, albuquerque all the way down into southern parts of new mexico under a heat advisory, extending back into southern texas, el paso under that excessive heat warning as well, notice temperatures over the next three days, a good 5 degrees above where they should be. finish trying to push 115 degrees, and that will likely be the case as we come into the middle to late next week. driving out from oakland, california, is the lead climate researcher for stripe, appreciate you joining us. >> thank you it is great to be here. >>'s a record-setting heat and hazardous air have been a major part of the u.s. summer so far. and experts suggest, the worst is yet to come, how bad could this extreme heat get you think? >> the world has been experiencing a truly scorching summer so far, with all-time heat records falling all over the world and the sixth warmest days on record happening in the

last week. we saw the warmest june on record this past june for the planet, on track to see the warmest july, and on track to be the warmest year since records began in the mid-1800s. and you know, here in the u.s., you can see records falling in southern parts of the country and off the florida keys ocean temperatures reached 96 degrees fahrenheit. and roughly what you expect in the ocean. and this heat seems to be persisting for at least the next 10 days, and barely poses major people outdoors for long periods. >> absolutely, we have seen a heat wave hit many parts of the country, now of course, we are seeing this wave of hot temperatures in the southwest. and what is going on with this next heat wave. and who is at greatest risk do you think? >> so we expect particularly high temperatures. in areas like phoenix. and more than 18 days in a row. with hundred 10 degrees, which would be the record back in

1979. which we expect the southern parts of texas to be extremely hot. with the heaters over 100 degrees. and parts of florida as well. >> and how much is a warming climate actively shaping our lives and what do we need. to do with this new reality, to be flexible. with it. >> so the type of feed we are experiencing out globally would be almost impossible in the preindustrial world before we had 1 trillion tons of carbon dioxide. and with these heat waves. and in the oceans with the extreme out-of-control wildfires, and the regions of canada. and it is really a sign of climate change is starting to affect our day-to-day lives. and so, we need to get used to this as the new normal, we need to get used to the summer that is going to be scorching hot,

and the extreme wildfire conditions in the western u.s. and canada. and if we don't want to get worse, we need to focus on policies to reduce our emissions of carbon dioxide. >> what governments say, and of course other nations need to be doing right now to prepare for a much hotter world? >> there is a lot we can do to help adapt to it, in addition to help reduce our emissions to help it from getting worse, things like building cooling centers that are accessible and passing out and making available water. and expanding the air conditioning for poor people. and just planting carbon trees. and there is really a lot we can do to help adapt to the changes. that we have been experiencing so far. but at the same time, if we don't stop this from getting worse. it is going to continue to be more hazardous. in the future. and it is becoming harder and harder to adapt to it. >> i appreciate you joining us, thank you so much. >> thank you, it is a pleasure to be here. u.s. senate majority leader chuck schumer is calling for

the food and drug administration to investigate an energy drink called prime, signing experts, schumer said the beverages contain a dangerous amount of caffeine, and the advertising targets young people, take a look at part of a prime ad. >> we have created our own drink company. >> the fastest-growing sports drink in history. >> the website doesn't say that prime is not recommended for anyone under 18, but the senate majority leader says the drinks marketing is aimed at young consumers. >> one of the summers hottest status symbols for kids is not an outfit, it is not a toy. it is a beverage. because serious health concerns for the kids is so feverishly targets. listen to this, primes energy drink contains 200

milligrams of caffeine, and the equivalent of roughly five cans of coca-cola. or to red bulls. and singer harry stiles is the latest performer to be hit with an object thrown by a concertgoer. while performing in austria over the weekend, stiles was leaving the stage when someone held an item that hit them in the eye, and they have more on the incident. >> harry stiles on stage, a concert going through something and in the video, you can see him wins, and he grabs his eyes, and he bends down. and then a moment later, he continues to show miraculously. but a very concerning trend. we just saw them who recently performed when someone when someone threw a cell phone at her, injuring her, and she had to stop the show and did a couple stitches, something recently happened.

and like drake, and this is as though several celebrities and recently speaking out, and said, and don't even think you are doing this at my show. >> i was at counting crows last night. and i love going to live music. i am going to see sting in the fall and the idea that someone would go and throw something on the stage of one of your artist, that is really concerning and hopefully people will listen to adele and stop doing this very dangerous, these dangerous acts of violence. where people are trying to have fun. >> this may be something to add to your summer reading list. and the cased may have at least

their hotly anticipated memoir in south korea and the u.s. and it is called the on the story. and it marks the 10th anniversary of the boy band. and the orders of the book shotting shot up to the best sellers list, when it was released on sunday, some diehard fans braved heavy rain to get a copy. >> if i say from a 1 to 10 scale. i say 1 million times, i am very excited. i waited for this, very excited. and i am here on a holiday to get this book. and that is what i can read, but the korean one, i also think for the previous. and a collection, so i have both collections. >> since no one matched all of the numbers, monday's estimated jackpot is worth 650 million dollars. and that would be the ninth largest drawing in the game's history, between the

megamillions and the powerball jackpots, more than $1 billion are up for grabs, tuesday's megamillions jackpot is estimated at a worth of 400 $80 million. how about that, basically your company, i am rosemary church, i'll be back with more interest a moment. ♪ in the middle of everything... ♪ ♪ ...there's everything to dooooooooo! ♪

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