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order his intelligence services to urgently look into the origins of the global pandemic. and nothing will be ruled out. i'm got office in berlin, this is the day the. ah, we need to find out how, where the coup 19 originated from. i have always said that the high likelihood is that this is a natural occurrence, but we don't know 100 percent. the answer to that come and immerse some people in the us, the spreading conspiracy theories of this information, such as a laboratory leak. i can tell you that there is a significant amount of evidence that this came from that laboratory and what we need to, to the bottom of this. and we need a completely transparent process from china. the also on the day, the e. u. titans, the economic screws on bill arose. ministers prepared,

tough news faction of the country force the passenger jet, carrying a dissident journalist to lot justify the actions we've seen from lucas, chicago, and valor. ruth had a terroristic character. it was so unacceptable that we're not ruling anything out . that's how i hope this now is with us on the p b s in the united states and all around the world. welcome. and we start in the united states where president joe biden has ordered intelligence officials to redouble efforts to find the origins of the cove it 19 pandemic that includes invested the theory that the virus leaked from a recess lever, laboratory and on china a joint w h. o investigation has already dismissed that theory as highly improbable, but by once the new intel report to make its own assessment and be delivered within 90 days, washington says beijing is to be more open about the corona virus outbreak while

trying to excuses the biden administration. playing politics, you know, china wasn't transparent enough. we have been saying that for very long time, but china needed to provide more access to the lab corporate more fully with the scientific investigators. and we don't think that they have met that standard. the tumors will mean shows that the us does not care about facts or truth, and has 0 interest in a serious science by study of origins. the aim is to use the pandemic tissue, stigmatization political manipulation and blame shift plays up once dismissed outright. the theory of a lab leak him who han has regained traction in recent days will speak to a leading us for ologist in just a moment. but 1st discuss some background. i tell you was hand institute of virus ology houses, the biggest foreign bank in asia. it's a maximum security buyer. lab. 3 research is fill in november 2019,

and we'll hospitalized with flu like symptoms, weeks before the 1st identified case of the coven 19 outbreak. the wall street journal is the 1st to publish these new details, quoting us intelligence report. the hypothesis is that the virus spread to humans after lab accident 2 weeks ago, 18 prominent scientists wrote a letter to the journal science calling for a new investigation into the origin of cove at 19 every laboratory in the world, including our very own cdc and high containment laboratories in the united states. they all have had laboratory accidents, laboratory accident shop, and everywhere there is humans, humans are fallible. so it's absolutely reasonable to think that some other laboratory also had an accident. not least because the war had institute study corona viruses and their transmission through bets,

china has dismissed the lab leak theory. it says reports of 3 sick researches or like you and maintains there was 0 infection among the war. shoot stuff. well, having a unusual after months of negotiations, china allowed a fact finding mission led by the world health organization to travel to hand more than a year after the pandemic outbreak. the panel concluded that the virus probably originated in bets and past the humans for an intermediate animal, the laboratory incidents. and i put in these these extremely unlikely. but some team members complain that they were denied sufficient access to data by the chinese authorities. now the united states is calling for a new investigation, one that reaches a definitive conclusion of a law. this, i'm not john, but william schaffner is a professor preventive medicine and infectious diseases at the vanderbilt

university medical center. only a few weeks ago. a lot of people would have dismissed this as a conspiracy theory. what's changed? well, what's changed care how exactly as you are set up piece showed you. those reports of 3 people investigators in the laboratory who had an influenza like illness. could this have been coded? we don't know, but that has certainly re stimulated the conversation and it's really quite clear we should we, the world's community should have a thorough and careful transparent investigation of those events. but we will only have that if the chinese play bowl don't weigh. i mean, how can us authorities find out for themselves? well, i'm just a country doctor, i'm not a part of the intelligence community. maybe those people know some things we don't . but i would hope that we could persuade the chinese to actually open up because

it is an entry of interest historically. and also because a pandemic occurred, we ought to have a clear understanding of what happened to the degree that we can. we never may be able to pin it down. exactly, but we should try. what in your professional opinions to the best of your knowledge? how plausible is this theory that the virus leaked from the chinese the oratory? well, once again, as you're set up he said yes, laboratory accidents do occur. so that's possible. personally, i think it was mother nature. you know, corona viruses had twice before, jumped species murders and also sars. and there are many other viruses, influenza, h, i, the west nile seeker, the boa that come from the animal kingdom and cause large outbreaks among humans. so i'm in favor of mother nature,

but i have colleagues who are more suspicious about laboratory accidents. so do you think president biden is rise to, to set up this new investigation? yeah, i guess i think it's the right thing to do. we need to give it a try. and again, i would hope the chinese participate with us because the world's community would really like as much as possible to find out what happened. you know, if we did find out it was a laboratory accident. then under the aegis of the world health organization, we ought to go out and institute even better training and more stringent requirements for a laboratory infection control. so let's say the buyer is indeed, if it comes out of a virus indeed, came from a lab in china. does that mean that this pandemic just got a lot more sinister? the a thing? well the sinister aspect has to do with the question of bio warfare,

and this would have been a very done injured for a come for a country to use his bio warfare because you shoot yourself in the foot. it blows back on your own people. you cannot control a respite oratory virus and one that so easily transmitted. so i don't think anybody who makes a bio warfare weapon would choose a corona virus because you can't control. so you said it is very unlikely that will ever be able to pinpoint this exact exact origin of as far as i did. i get you right. well, i'm a little bit skeptical. it's been a long time. who knows what records are gone now? we still don't know whether there will be complete transparency, but i think we ought to try. it's in the interest of history. it's in the interests of good infection control. and we have to remember when it comes to pandemic,

no matter what our political system. we're all in this together, your people, my people, the people in other countries were all subject to viruses. it's the virus that the enemy. let's concentrate on working together to keep pandemic from happening. williams have expert on infectious diseases that vanderbilt university medical center joining us from national thank you gene duck and that new investigation ordered by the biden administration has also prompted a change in facebook policy. in february, the social media company started removing posts that promoted the lab origin theory . now it's reversed that decision. facebook says it's keeping pace with the evolving nature of the pandemic and updating its policies. as new facts emerge, but some uses we have to angrily to this about turn columnist can black for tweets

. my facebook page was punished for sharing. this was a leak theory, months ago, so much for the fact jacket checkers director. evan greer says, facebook reversal makes it clear how arbitrary and ineffective these rules can be. and journalist glen greenwald, writes major media outlets spend a year demonizing the lab league theory, as an insane conspiracy theory. any accountability turning to germany's fight against the corona virus now, and also talks today with state premier johns, the uncle medical says germany will stop vaccinating children from the age of 12 beginning in early june. destination is to be completely voluntary and will not be a prerequisite for attending school for traveling bound tech pfizer and madonna have applied to the appeal methods agency to have the vaccines approved for the lessons. is chancellor micheal can know due to her current and as you know,

vaccine privatization will end on june 7th, after which point children and young people will be eligible for a vaccination appointment. they can make one either at a doctors office or alternatively at one of the vaccination centers in symptoms. now should adolescence get the job or not? it's a hotly debated issue here in germany. while many adults are still waiting for vaccination, parents are anxious to protect their kids. even doctors disagree on whether there's a pressing need to do that. after months of homeschooling students in germany are eager to get back to class. the federal health minister says that's why it's time to start vaccinating 12 to 15 year old. it becomes as if you believe we've been getting lots of letters and phone calls at the health ministry from parents and young people who want the vaccine. they want the chance to register for a shot as soon as the vaccine is approved for their age group. and so once approval

is granted, i think they should get that chance. on friday, the european medicines agency is expected to greenlight the biotech fight their job for 12 to 15 year olds. us authorities recently authorized the shot for children age 12 and up. but germany's vaccination commission is wary. it warns there's not enough data on potential side effects. a found was when we get findings from other countries and can say with a fair degree of certainty that nothing happened. fine. but we can't go ahead as long as we don't know what happens and don't have the data. i question the necessity to push the through. but many doctors officers say they're getting increasing calls from parents who want to know when their children can be vaccinated. we really want to be able to offer appointments to youngsters, especially those with chronic diseases and the board marker. since children seem to either so no symptoms when infected or only mild symptoms. some question the logic

of giving young people to vaccine right away. germany still doesn't have enough jobs for everyone who wants one. when you get a few d to the physical, if we now have to start reserving vaccines for the 12 to 15 age group, even then we'll have shortages for all the under sixty's. who still need to get back needed to wish for an truck is act. such reservations are unlikely to dampen students, hopes that they might get a job before heading out for summer vacation. andrew, oman is a doctor and lawmaker for their business friendly, free democrats here and germany. parliament. little earlier, i asked him whether he would recommend vaccinating children from the age of 12. well, there are pros and cons. fascinating. children beyond 12. so far the data look are looking very convincing and looking very safe that you can vaccinate children beyond the age of 12. but our, if you just sit in the play and it was that the vaccination commission was

a little bit more weary. people who are members of this commission, are we ready to recommend that vaccination me on 12 years because i like to see more data. but i think we have a panoramic situation where we need the data as the question and doubt. however, the evidence is quite clear, the chances that there will be unexpected side effects is very low. but nevertheless, we have to be very careful as a physician to give the advice to the parents and give them knowledge. and let me remind you of this situation. we have children at risk of higher risk and the vaccine as well. the foreign ministers of the european union have been meeting in portugal to discuss further factions on below roofs. that's out of the country, diverted a ryan ad plane to its capital minsk, in order to arrest the discipline journalist who was on board. the news factions are likely to target was his main export potash, which is used to produce fertilizer. oil and finance sectors will also be targeted

. european union has already ban delusion, allies from the skies. german for mr. michael must set the actions of the government in minsk warranted a strong response. this question that we were discussing who should be added to the sanctions list? it won't be just individuals responsible for what's happened in recent days. will be targeting companies to one and then him the best fight and the actions we've seen from lucas jenko and bela ruth had a terroristic character. it was so unacceptable that we're not ruling anything out . hope this now is listen. but all correspondent bounds. eager has been following that meeting of a you foreign ministers in lisbon earlier. we asked him what your opinion hopes to achieve, but piling more sanctions onto one of your poorest countries. but 1st of all, they want to impress the bellows president, alexander lucas sanky. they want to tell him you cross a red line. this is our answer. but it's doubtful that he will change his mind and

the german minister high command also said we don't. if you don't want only the release of the 2 people that the rest of on sunday, we want the release of all 400 political detainees in better route. and that is very unlikely to happen. and the opposition in better route or the exide opposition says, don't over do it. the country is isolated enough. there's no chance now to leave better routes because also the nation is hampered. that was fun in battle. you got talking to me at the me that's been international condemnation of the latest conflict in gaza and it's disregard for civilian casualties. today, the us human rights chief, michelle bush, lave directed, sharp criticism of both israel and her last militants, such right? re serious concerns of these was compliance with the principal distinction and

proportionality under international is found to be in the scheme, i mean this proportion and was being asked to be on such attack may cause war crimes. on the other hand, it is also a violation of international humanitarian law to locate military assets in the populated areas or 2 lounge attacks from them. however, the actions of one party do not show the other from its obligations on the international 11 days of fighting left the trail of devastation in the gaza strip before the si, fi last week. that lay is calling on israel to allow independent inquiry inquiry into the minutes or is actions israeli air strikes. and shelley kills nearly $250.00 palestinians and gaza reducing parts of the church to ruins. israel says it

was targeting hamas militant who, 5 thousands of rockets into israel, killing at least 10 people. i'm joined by a posse. he's the executive vice president of the chris institute for responsible statecraft in washington, the commentator on release politics. a strong statement today that from a un un, the human rights chief israeli forces may have committed war crimes during the gods, a conflict, whatever it is, is there for that. i think there's been evidence for reasons to investigate israel's going barton and gaza for quite some time. it's not just it's last round. i think what is happening is that the international opinion on this matter has heart. and then as a result, there's more political space for us to move forward on this. we've seen that very clearly happening inside of the united states where fatigue with constantly shielding israel from the consequences of its own actions is very clearly seen. not

just in the progressive wing of the democratic party, you now seeing it in the center. and recent polls shows that amongst em, angelica christians, which have been a core base of the republic and support for israel. the younger generation is very quickly and in dramatic numbers, turning away from this attitude of unconditionally supporting whatever israel is doing. well, we've seen the new us secretary of state entity, blink, and make his 1st visit to the middle east. the u. s. has a long history of failed in terms of peace in the middle east, or any fines or for the his strategy will be well, i think the failure to a certain extent is dependent on what the united states itself wants to achieve here. i think if the united states, contrary to what the, by the ministration have been claiming that they played a critical role in getting a ceasefire. the evidence seems to be that it's actually egypt, primarily because of his ability to talk to both israel and how moss that was on

the lead of this and have the united states not blocked 4 times efforts at the u. n . to call for a cease fire that called on both of us and, and israel to agreed to see, sorry, there's reasons to believe that the sci fi could actually have come sooner. so the decision is actually does the united states want to continue to unconditionally support and shield as well, from the political consequences, or is it willing to adopt and more neutral position in which as a potential peacemaker and mediator, he actually has the ability and the political will to put pressure on both sides. we have not seen those records from, from the united states. although traditionally, if you go back 2030 years ago, that was the role that united states to far greater extent than today was play. what we've seen though, is international mediation, if it's fail time and again, why should this be different? well, you know, this is a complicated, ultimately needs some sort of resolution. i think just speaking to your diplomats today from numerous countries. it's clear, there is

a tremendous fatigue with the idea that every 6 years countries had come in and financed the rebuilding of gaza, only for it to be destroyed again in the next, for as long as the root causes of this problem, which is the occupation of palestine is not addressed, that is the pattern that will keep on repeating itself. and while it does, there will be a hardening and radicalization of the politics on both sides. so it's very clear what the logical conclusion of the current path is and that may be creating enough political will to try to find an exit out of this, which means dealing with a root cause rather than just dealing with cease fires and rebuilding. so what does, what is the course and how do you deal with a root cause or the root causes that for more than the 6070 years. now there's not been a palestinian state because it's been occupied by the israeli than there needs to be a 2 state solution. even though it seems extremely unlikely. now mindful of the fact

that during this period these railings have built more and more settlements that turn into a defacto annexation of palestine. and as long as that is not addressed, as long as that is not reversed, we will continue to be in this pattern. although we will get worse and worse enough to the policy, thank you very much. thank you for having religious leaders in berlin have laid the foundation stone for a new multi faith place of worship called the house of one. it's hope that putting christians, jews, and muslims under one roof will promote understanding support and say it's long overdue. here in the center of fair lane, a hybrid church, mark synagogue, is under way located on the site of a demolished 13th century church. how the f one is an attempt building interface bridges by letting people of 3 religion swear, sheep under one roof, you stuck. but how do i hear all the city need places where you can be sure that there are people who are having a dialogue of each other,

no matter the differences. to know there is a place that you can go to a different people are communicating with each other and that's an incredibly important symbol for peace in the city. holberg and he shaded project, then joined forces with any mom and the rabbis, mainly funded by the german state. how's the f one? we have 3 players spaces connected by a central community room in between different religions, data set and sensitivity. when the ma, by living under one roof in one house with their own traditions and yet collectively taking responsibility, not for the entire world but for these later how's itself? and by doing that, setting an example to prove it's possible. i think that could become pretty important in the city in berlin for a while now, the project initiated have been coming together on special occasions to pray

together to mourn and to show so the diversity for him off my us especially in the face of rising extremism, from all sides, the project goes beyond just being a building. they couldn't make life, we can't just call it look away. face also means taking stat what it means to actively be something and peace is not something that you can take for granted. that in order to have peace, you have to commit yourself and work hard as it and if all goes according to plan has a form will be completed in 5 years. and the idea has already spread to other corners of the world in georgia and the central african republic. similar projects are under way the day is almost done, but the conversation of course, continues online. you will find us on twitter either s d w news or you can phone me at o f. us. as for joining us today on the news

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a job from next month. they won't need one to go to school, or to truck and the mouse accident into them. a project republic of congo, tens of 1003, the city of goma, fearing a 2nd for a russian within a week. ah, i'm glad welcome to the program. the european union is targeting bella rule with half hitting economic sanctions. the action is in response to the force landing over the atlanta and the rest of a prominent dissident whose actions will be aimed at the key areas of the bill. the ruse economy including lucrative oil and chemical exports the one to be heard all over the you. these pro democracy activists have started this protest outside of the commissions office in warsaw jamar because there's some confusion and we

demand that sanctions against the luca shinkel regime are introduced. we do not just want any sanctions. we want tough economic sanctions quite near the some sigma spread out at the u foreign ministers meeting in lisbon. this is exactly what they were discussing. the you has already banned about received airlines from the skies next up on the agenda. economic sanctions. it's just this action we've seen from lucas shinkel in bella. ruth had a terrorist character. it was an acceptable that we're not ruling anything out session we're discussing who should be added to the sanctions. let what's listed that could include companies like the potassium fertilizer factory. last august, workers went on to protest, lucas, who, after he claimed a 6 term in office following you disputed election money from state enterprises

like this is crucial to the regime survival. the hopes that sanctioning memo hit the regime hart. but as you was taking a tougher stance on belive ruth tensions with russia are also increasing. both countries for decades have been linked by a political pack. since a crisis broke out, moscow has increased its banking for its allies. we must not still says that the west stopped demonizing, those it doesn't like the bella ruffian authorities. immediately after the incident announced that they were ready to conduct a transparent and open investigation list. you calculate the mostly other venue. this crisis is playing out on the eastern frontiers on beller was this border with lithuania journalists gather to protest on behalf of their jail colleagues, the fate of rum on proud to see of it. and other reporters like him has become the

latest flashpoint in europe's relationship with its autocratic neighbors. correspond badly that was cover covering the u. foreign ministers meeting in portugal centers. this assessment. there are a lot of harsh words and anger from the european minutes. the guy that the list on they say the actions from the bellows leadership amount to stay terrorism, hijacking and crimes. and that's why they say a red line has been crossed and they, you has to react swiftly and harshly. so for the 1st time home sectors of the bell, russian economy will be targeted with a new set of sanctions, especially the potassium solid industries in the focus because it's very lucrative for the leadership in minsk and the you is also that this new measures will also have repercussions and counter measures, not only from bella roof, but also from its closest ally, russia. so this could be the beginning of

a downward spiral of measures and counter measures. as have looked at some of the other world news. the human rights 3 says israel's reason and strikes on gaza may have constituted war crime. she also accused the palestinian militant pro masa violating international humanitarian law, but firing rockets on into israel. the u. s. has agreed to launch an investigation into alleged crimes committed during the 11th day conflicts. earlier this month, us president joe biden has ordered a new investigation into the origins of the corona virus. he's off the intelligence agencies to deliver their findings within 3 months. biden says they probes should include whether virus emerged from an infective animal, or leaks from a lab. and the chinese to germany is to stop vaccinating children against the corona virus. from the age of 12, jobs will be offered starting early next month shots, the anglo macro announced the policy after talks with regional state leaders.

vaccination is voluntary and is not needed for school or travel. byron, tech, pfizer and madonna, have applied to regulators to have the vaccines approved for children. so just so you so new up 1st can you do for you? move to suppose healing? can michael outlined how that system will work with a bit of a tech can no, you did. you couldn't the, as you know, vaccine privatization will end on june 7th after which point children and young people will be eligible for a vaccination appointment, which means they can make one either at a doctor's office. or alternatively, one of the vaccination centers in central america speaking there, the decision to stop vaccinating children is part of germany is drive to east corona virus restrictions. life in many areas, areas is slowly starting to get back to some kind of normal. after months of

homeschooling students in germany are eager to get back to class. the federal health minister says that's why it's time to start vaccinating 12 to 15 year old. it becomes as if you believe we've been getting a lot of letters and phone calls at the health ministry from parents and young people who want the vaccine. they want the chance to register for a shot as soon as the vaccine is approved for their age group. and so once approval is granted, i think they should get that chance. on friday, the european medicines agency is expected to greenlight the by on tech fight their job for 12 to 15 year olds. us authorities recently authorized le shot for children age 12 and up. but germany's vaccination commission is wary. it warns there's not enough data on potential side effects about when we get findings from other countries and can say with a fair degree of certainty that nothing happened. fine. but we can't go ahead as long as we don't know what happens and don't have the data. i question the

necessity to push this through. but many doctors officers say they're getting increasing calls from parents who want to know when their children can be vaccinated. we really want to be able to offer appointments to youngsters, especially those with chronic diseases. i think about marker. and since children seem to either show no symptoms when infected or only mild symptoms, some question the logic of giving young people to vaccine right away. germany still doesn't have enough jobs for everyone who wants one. gets foody to the physical if we now have to start reserving vaccines for the 12 to 15 age group. even then we'll have shortages for all the under sixty's who still needs to get back needed of ish for and track because act such reservations are unlikely to dampen students, hopes that they might get a job before heading out for summer vacation. the time now to have a look at some of the other developments in the pandemic vaccine make. a johnson and johnson says, it's not sure we'll meet a june target of delivering 55000000 doses to the

e u because of production delays in the us. research as in the netherlands, se tests show that events with live audiences can be held with only a low risk of infection under certain conditions and sweden as easing some of its restrictions from june. first, the government says the number of new cases has fall shopping. tens of thousands of people leaving the city of goma in the democratic republic of congo. authorities warning that a nearby volcano could erupt again at any time. mount nearer gone, go is in the east, close to the border with rhonda lava almost reached go. mom in an eruption last weekend. authorities fear a repeat could be much more serious. close food mattresses, the residence of the north cable region and the democratic republic of congo rushed to pack the most necessary belongings. mountaineer guns could erupt again at any time. once again,

the people of coma looking for safe haven. yes. said on the radio that we have to evacuate, go might go to nearby saki, but we don't have an exec destination. we can feel a lot of rumblings. people are being told to leave the city of coma. otherwise many will die. but a quick escape seems all but impossible. the mass exodus has less growth jammed with traffic. so for many, the fastest way out is on foot. many are headed for neighboring rwanda. others so swing by boat, among them these orphan children seeking safe harbor on lake keeble. mountaineer gone go is considered one of the world's most dangerous volcanoes. the eruption last saturday claimed at least 32 life experts weren't this time could be much worse. they fewer so called eliminate eruption could smother the area with carbon

dioxide and kill thousands french president manuel my call has said his country bears a heavy responsibility for the genocide. in rwanda, nearly 20 years ago, during a visit to one that he admitted that france failed the 800000 victims of the genocide. but the french leader stopped short of an apology. the agreed to pay tribute to hundreds of thousands of mostly to see victims who were slaughtered in the $994.00 genocide in rwanda. it's been 11 years since a french leader has visited the east african nation in manuel. my call is taking a step to heal the wounds when it comes to france's involvement in the genocide, paris as long faced allegations that had turned a blind eye to the dangerous post by who to s t miss. pack them. a vic immediately speak. i standing beside you here today with humility and respect. come to

recognize our responsibilities soon. so kim, privacy, lindsey? only those who went through that night 10 perhaps forgive me and fell down and in doing so give the gift of forgiveness. he then continued his speech by saying, i remember in, can you wonder the booker, my call didn't apologized and received praise from rhonda the president. nonetheless, this was a powerful speech or the special meaning his was well something more vulnerable an apology to cement the refreshment macro wants to appoint a french ambassador to wander a spot that hasn't been filled in 6 years. for some london,

his speech fell short of an apology. for others, it signaled the beginning of a new chapter in french london relations. eric call the author of one of the most popular children's books in the world has died. he was 91. his most famous book, that very hungry caterpillar was published in 969, using simple words and bright colors. it told the tale of a case, a pillar with an insatiable appetite, hewing his career, recall rhodes, and illustrated more than 70 books. ah, a child once called him a picture writer, a turn the american author eric call thought was very fitting. in 1969, he created the very hungry caterpillar over all he wrote and illustrated more than 70 children's books. but none of his work touched as many hards as the tale of

a caterpillar with an insatiable appetite. horton part 2 books or children or any books really is the id or us the idea come from. the book was originally conceived as a week was really one. and one wonders if this book would have done quite as well without its catchy title. it has been translated into 66 languages. it's german titles roughly translates as the little caterpillar never full. eric call had its own theory of why the book was so successful. i think it is a children need home. you little insignificant caterpillar can grow up into a beautiful butterfly and fly into the world with your signature style was to always use many bright colors and different textures. his

illustrations will continue to be an inspiration for generations to come me. but yes, it tells you about the luna flips of fascinating stock, gazes in the pacific rim. now a huge super moon has brought excitement to these guys the over the out of the ground can area. the super moon is the closest full moon to the earth. this year, which makes it look bigger and brighter than normal. that's it from the the new scene, robots is next with, ah, literature invites us to see people. in particular. as the kid that finds strange grown up worlds, only objective is to show you books on youtube. oh, can you hear me?

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