st. patrick's day, which commemorates the time when st. ick drove all the drunks out of new jersey and into manhattan. [ laughter ] today is st. patrick's day, which means tomorrow morning, a lot of people will be doing the walk of seamus. [ laughter ] a new poll has found that half of women in the u.s. say they have a very unfavorable view of donald trump. of course, only one woman has the most unfavorable view. [ laughter and applause ] a new study shows that donald trump's speeches are only at a seventh grade reading level, which is kind of a burn on trump, but a huge burn on "flowers for algernon." [ laughter and applause ] it was reported yesterday that an op-ed written by donald trump seems to have been blatantly plagiarized from an article written by dr. ben carson days before. people first became suspicious when trump's op-ed began, "as a black doctor - - " [ laughter and applause ] mcdonalds is currently selling its bright green shamrock shakes in honor of st. patrick's day. so, look for them at mcdonald's today and all over subway

st. patrick's day. so, look for them at mcdonald's today and all over subway platforms tomorrow. a team of computer scientists have developed a new algorithm that can detect when people are posting on twitter while drunk. though us non-scientists can usually tell, too. [ laughter and applause ] a michigan woman was arrested this week after she bit a wal-mart employee who tried to stop her from shoplifting. luckily the other employees were experienced in dealing with wal-mart customers and quickly sucked the venom out. [ laughter ] experts are projecting the search term "leprechaun" on porn sites will rise by over 8,000% whereas people who were looking for leprechaun porn yesterday are a bunch of sick weirdos. [ laughter and applause ] recent findings suggest that maple syrup may protect brain cells against alzheimer's and other brain diseases. that way you will be able to remember every detail of your massive heart attack. [ laughter and applause ] and finally, a doctor in the uk yesterday admitted misc

st. patrick baptized king aengus here in about 450 a.d. in around 1100, an irish king gave cashel to the church, and it grew to become the ecclesiastical capital of all ireland. 800 years ago, this monastic community was just a chapel and a round tower standing high on this bluff. it looked out then, as it does today, over the plain of tipperary, called the golden vale because its rich soil makes it ireland's best farmland. on this historic rock, you stroll among these ruins in the footsteps of st. patrick, and wandering through my favorite celtic cross graveyard, i feel the soul of ireland. rita aspinwall (voiceover): on this edition of native report, we meet artist wendy savage. but there were different beads at the time that had different colors, and you can't get those colors today. ernie stevens (voiceover): we attend the mash-ka-wisen pow-wow. rita aspinwall (voiceover): and we meet a trio of documentary filmmakers from finland who are chronicling the connections between ojibwe and finnish cultures. we also learn something new about

st. patrick enjoyed his massage. maybe she's the rein you were late to hit your target. >> if you were tasha's friend, what would you advice her, she's young, beautiful, smart. she's got family. she does have money. >> yeah. >> what would you advice her to do? >> i would try to tell tasha, life isn't over. you have so much. she's got money, beautiful children. and if he doesn't get it and really come around and realize he's got the prize right here, he's going to have to miss out >> exactly. because there's plenty of ghosts in the sea, right? >> plenty. >> i love it. do you think you bear any responsibility in guiding, inspiring, motivating other women who are looking at you in this particular role and perhaps looking up to you? >> i definitely take on this role and know that so many watching me in the role, and, you know, may connect or say different things but one thing i always kind of helped them understand, we're creating a television show that these characters have to be complex, be good and bad and do differen

st. patrick baptized king aengus here in about 450 a.d. in around 1100, an irish king gave cashel to the church, and it grew to become the ecclesiastical capital of all ireland. 800 years ago, this monastic community was just a chapel and a round tower standing high on this bluff. it looked out then, as it does today, over the plain of tipperary, called the golden vale because its rich soil makes it ireland's best farmland. on this historic rock, you stroll among these ruins in the footsteps of st. patrick, and wandering through my favorite celtic cross graveyard, i feel the soul of ireland. rita aspinwall: on this edition of native report, we'll attend the world indoor lacrosse championship. ernie stevens: we'll meet alf jacques, a world-renowned traditional lacrosse stick maker. you can do a lot of things with it rita aspinwall: and we'll interview onondaga faith keeper, oren lyons. this is the oldest standing democratic government in the world. rita aspinwall: we also talk about leadership in indian country and here from our elders on t

st. patrick baptized king aengus here in about 450 a.d. in around 1100, an irish king gave cashel to the church, and it grew to become the ecclesiastical capital of all ireland. 800 years ago, this monastic community was just a chapel and a round tower standing high on this bluff. it looked out then, as it does today, over the plain of tipperary, called the golden vale because its rich soil makes it ireland's best farmland. on this historic rock, you stroll among these ruins in the footsteps of st. patrick, and wandering through my favorite celtic cross graveyard, i feel the soul of ireland. this program is brought r brought to you in part by tour tour international and over 80 years feet touring all inclusive tours and go as awe please value vacations throughout ireland and britain. cie tours.com. ♪ ♪ hello and welcome i'm patricia o'reilly and i'm righted to join us for an audition

st. patrick baptized king aengus here in about 450 a.d.ound 1100, an irish king gave cashel to the church, and it grew to become the ecclesiastical capital of all ireland. 800 years ago, this monastic community was just a chapel and a round tower standing high on this bluff. it looked out then, as it does today, over the plain of tipperary, called the golden vale because its rich soil makes it ireland's best farmland. on this historic rock, you stroll among these ruins in the footsteps of st. patrick, and wandering through my favorite celtic cross graveyard, i feel the soul of ireland. announcer: "euromaxx highlights." and here's your host. host: hello there, friends. thanks for tuning in. we've had an interesting week of "euromaxx," and i'm here to bring you the highlights. here is a taste of what we will enjoy during the next half-hour. catching the wind. dutch inventor theo jansen and his moving sculptures. taming of nature. british designer gavin munro grows furniture from the ground up. cooking up a storm. peter maria schnurr is the g

st. patrick baptized king aengus here in about 450 a.d.around 1100, an irish king gave cashel to the church, and it grew to become the ecclesiastical capital of all ireland. 800 years ago, this monastic community was just a chapel and a round tower standing high on this bluff. it looked out then, as it does today, over the plain of tipperary, called the golden vale because its rich soil makes it ireland's best farmland. on this historic rock, you stroll among these ruins in the footsteps of st. patrick, and wandering through my favorite celtic cross graveyard, i feel the soul of ireland. this building was once used as a sound stage.

st. patrick baptized king aengus here in about 450 a.d. in around 1100, an irish king gave cashel to the church, and it grew to become the ecclesiastical capital of all ireland. 800 years ago, this monastic community was just a chapel and a round tower standing high on this bluff. it looked out then, as it does today, over the plain of tipperary, called the golden vale because its rich soil makes it ireland's best farmland. on this historic rock, you stroll among these ruins in the footsteps of st. patrick, and wandering through my favorite celtic cross graveyard, i feel the soul of ireland. announcer: "euromaxx highlights." and here's your host. host: hello there, friends. thanks for tuning in. we've had an interesting week of "euromaxx," and i'm here to bring you the highlights. here is a taste of what we will enjoy during the next half-hour. catching the wind. dutch inventor theo jansen and his moving sculptures. taming of nature. british designer gavin munro grows furniture from the ground up. cooking up a storm. peter maria schnurr is

st. patrick's day to sort of get the kids out of there so that they wouldn't be around for the st. s day parade. >> last thing i want to do is arrest college students that are here. as far as i'm concerned, the message is strong. we're not going to tolerate it. >>> coming up -- >> back up! >> concert-goers in los angeles rush the gates. >> stop now! the party will be stopped. >> when "caught on camera: crowd control" continues. i asked my dentist if an electric toothbrush was going to clean better than a manual. he said sure...but don't get just any one. get one inspired by dentists, with a round brush head. go pro with oral-b. oral-b's rounded brush head cups your teeth to break up plaque and rotates to sweep it away. and oral-b delivers a clinically proven superior clean versus sonicare diamondclean. my mouth feels super clean! oral-b. know you're getting a superior clean. i'm never going back to a manual brush. >>> june 26th, 2010. the electric daisy carnival, considered a large-scale raid, it kicking off its second day in the los angeles coliseum featuring a lineup of electronic

st. patrick's. >> they're still kind of chewing this thing over. just came out a couple of hours ago, and it seems to offer a path for divorced people potentially to receive communion in their lives. ben simmoneau is outside st. patrick's on fifth avenue. >> yeah, guys, it's a lot to digest. it's about 250 pages, released this morning by the vatican and, yes, it would seem to indicate that pope francis is opening a path, opening a door that that at some point in the future divorced catholics will, in fact, be able to take communion. that is one big question that has been surrounding pope francis' papacy in the two years or so that he has been at the vatican in charge. will those divorced catholics be allowed? what this document spells out is, basically, the pope is empowering priests in individual parishes to work with couples to kind of find their own path forward. situation is different but he feels as though, yes, an individual's conscience needs to come into play here. he has already made it easier for catholics to get an lm but he is now calli

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st. patrick's cathedral talking to catholics what they feel and think about mr. sanders' trip. adam? >> reporter: going to rome, a little mishug na as they say in new york city, perhaps bizarre because he is closing the gap and he left new york at the height of the campaign with the primary tuesday. he is in rome, here is mr. sanders attending the education conference at the vatican. that is a passion of his. he wanted to get the meeting with the hope which he will not get, the pope is going to be in greece. mr. sanders will come back on wednesday. he met with supporters outside and they were holding signs that said rome is burning. there are bernie sanders supporters in rome at the vatican with him, and here's what he said why he took this trip? >> when i received this invitation, yeah, i know it's taking me away from the campaign trail for eight days, but when i received this information, it was so moving to me, that it was something that i could just not refuse to attend. >> reporter: so we asked some of the people here who are at st. patrick's cathedral what they thought of the p

st. patrick's church in melvern. he will be laid to rest at calvary cemetery. the military is investigating the helicopter crash that killed ten marines during a night training mission. >>> thousands left homeless by an earthquake. next, what ecuador is doing to help survivors as the country recovers from the quake that shook their region last weekend. >>> plus, a coast guard rescue on the shore caught on camera. we'll tell you what got these men into trouble. . >>> now your nbc10 first alert weather. >>> good saturday morning. i am meteorologist karen thomas. you're going to need an umbrella if you are heading out early this morning. hopefully you're just going to relax and take it easy. we're warm out there right now. we really don't have any heavy rain falling right now. in terms of philadelphia, the burbs, south jersey lehigh valley and delaware. a system is in place but it's scattered in nature. most of the cameras are dark because we're waiting for official sunrise at 6:11. temperatures on the warm side. everywhere seeing temperatures in the 60s right now

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st. patrick's day raffle, and after hearing her story decided she needed the money more than he did. >> pretty generous people. >>> checking your update on the weather? >> tweeting about the game, obviously, the homeopener, everybody wants to go down there, they're wanting to know if they can go to the dugout, and the rain delay -- we're on the air right here. >> and can i get the tickets? the answer to that is no. let's look outside right now to show you what we're dealing with. here is the problem, the rain coming through making its way through right now. you can see it through portions of kentucky and virginia. we're looking at strong storms there. for us, no strong storms, really not much going on outside. much more mild than last night. winds out of the south. here is the season, the southerly component to the wind, keeping temperatures way up. last night, manassas was 32 degrees. a very nice evening. nothing on the radar, just ground clutter here. not looking at anything there. the clouds will help to keep is mild tonight. the rains back to the west, here is the storm, the spin around th

st. patrick's cathedral in new york city where it is all going down. adam?ter: hey, neil, we were speaking people outside of st. patrick's about sanders visit to vatican. this is education conference being sponsored bit cat van. this is passion of his why he couldn't resist going but he is also hoping to get a photograph with the pope, the papal spokesperson says there will be no photograph. the pope is on his way to grease. he meat with attendees at education conference. he met with reporters outside the vatican. bernie sanders is meeting with bernie sanders supporters outside the vatican in rome. what about the new york primary? that is starting on tuesday. you would i think if he closing gap with hillary clinton he would want to be here. we asked people outside of st. patrick's cathedral outside of rome what he told us. >> if he wasn't talking about things with basically christian values to begin with, it might not be appropriate. we think everyone needs a decent way to maintain themselves in the world. any place you speak about that is a good thing. repo

st. patrick's day. blue for nova victory. >> reporter: huge crowds with tens of thousands celebrating in center city. >> full, line down the street. it was awesome. >> reporter: many villanova alums back in town for the big parade. >> our freshman year they made it to the final four and so cool to see them make it all the way. >> i hope it's not another 30 years. >> reporter: the crowds came early from near and far and as the caravan moved down market street, the players now hailed as sports heroes took in the incredible sight. >> i didn't expect this turnout. when it did, it was humbling. >> as the parade grew, we were in amazement of the crowds. >> best fans in the country. >> reporter: far legendary sports town like philadelphia, the championship parades are few and far between. >> we needed something. the eagles and sixers aren't doing it. >> reporter: this is a moment of unity for the city, the main line and the region where lately there just isn't much winning to cheer for. >> people in general fr

st. patrick's day. her former owner tied her to a banister with a cable wire in delaware county. now facing abuse charges. >>> 4:48 and 55 degrees outside. let's get you to work. we've been watching the vine street expressway. first alert traffic reporter jessica boyington is still watching the vine street expressway. jessica, an update? >> that's right. we have some of the exit ramps opened up. this police officer just arrived to one of the other exit ramps that was blocked off because of the vine street expressway closed east and westbound in between the schuylkill and broad street. he just got on scene here. you can see we still obviously have a closure for the exit ramp there. but of course they're getting ready to move that out of the way. it looks like we're ahead of schedule. supposed to be there until 5:00 this morning. usually they run 10 or 15 minutes behind. it looks like he'll take the signs right out of the way here. i'll assume that's what's going on. we might see relief in the next couple of minutes on the vine street expressway. clearly, i was exactly right. traff

st. patrick's day parade and it didn't rain until we were through. we met with the richmond cpab, thid they >> may have been mentioned already, i spoke yesterday at the national meeting, noble, on community and policing. chief spoke on the panel after me and joyce i saw your name after that so we were well represented and had a good reception. >> item 3d, commission announcements and scheduling of items identified for consideration at future police commission action. >> anything to add to the agenda tonight. >> just want to check, which day are we on for the social media policy? i know we have a scheduled day, i just want to make sure. for members of the odd yen, the department is looking at a social media policy for officers to follow what they can and cannot do in this day of technology with the internet and twitter and facebook. it's a whole new era. >> i believe that was april 6 but i'd have to check. >> okay, anything further on this matter, colleagues? commissioner, just to make an announcement that the commission is dark march 22nd and march 3

st. patrick's day parade and it didn't rain until we were through. we met with the richmond cpab, thid they >> may have been mentioned already, i spoke yesterday at the national meeting, noble, on community and policing. chief spoke on the panel after me and joyce i saw your name after that so we were well represented and had a good reception. >> item 3d, commission announcements and scheduling of items identified for consideration at future police commission action. >> anything to add to the agenda tonight. >> just want to check, which day are we on for the social media policy? i know we have a scheduled day, i just want to make sure. for members of the odd yen, the department is looking at a social media policy for officers to follow what they can and cannot do in this day of technology with the internet and twitter and facebook. it's a whole new era. >> i believe that was april 6 but i'd have to check. >> okay, anything further on this matter, colleagues? commissioner, just to make an announcement that the commission is dark march 22nd and march 3

st. patrick's day parade. his signature pre-k programs are growing each year. his relationship with the governor is still tense, but the state passed a higher minimum wage after de blasio helped put that issue on the map. the mayor says he's working to with the people more than he was at the beginning. female: i like that he's accessible. melissa: now, mayor de blasio faces a new controversy. federal investigators say they're looking at his campaign fundraising. bill: we are very, very careful about doing things in a legal and appropriate manner. melissa: the feds probing whether two generous de blasio donors in the real estate business gave police commanders lavish gifts and vacations in exchange for police escorts and private security. the mayor says he barely knows these two donors, and is unaware of any investigation. bill: i'm happy to take questions today. but i'm not going to be speaking about this after today. melissa: us attorney preet bharara gave the story new legs this week when he said this. p preet bharara: both in city and state government, execu

st. patrick's day parade in boston. >> the press loved kennedy and kennedy loved the press. >> they thoughtwas fun. they went on sing-alongs on the campaign plane. >> nixon was exactly the opposite. they thought he was awkward, weird, uncomfortable. >> the press liked jack, and they did not like dick. >> nixon's staff had urged him to develop a better relationship with the press, and finally nixon had agreed to go down and socialize with them at the pool at the hotel in the evening. well, the press was all there drinking and enjoying the pool, and all of a sudden they saw nixon appear at the opposite end of the pool. he waved, jumped in, got out and went right back to his hotel room. and that was nixon press relations. >> press men loved kennedy. churchmen not so much. across the country protestant ministers are directing anti-catholic hatred at kennedy. chief among the bigots is dr. norman vincent peale. >> i'd like to give you all a very warm welcome today. >> in front of a mass meeting he declares -- >> faced with the election of a catholic, our culture is at stake. >> it's incredible. i

st. patrick's day parade in boston. >> the press loved kennedy, and kennedy loved the press. >> they thoughtnt on sing-alongs on the campaign plane. >> nixon was exactly the opposite. they thought he was awkward, weird, uncomfortable. >> the press liked jack, and they did not like dick. >> nixon's staff had urged him to develop a better relationship with the press, and finally nixon had agreed to go down and socialize with them at the pool at the hotel in the evening. well, the press was all there drinking and enjoying the pool, and all of a sudden they saw nixon appear at the opposite end of the pool. he waved, jumped in, got out and went right back to his hotel room. and that was nixon press relations. >> press men loved kennedy. churchmen not so much. across the country protestant ministers are directing anti-catholic hatred at kennedy. chief among the bigots is dr. norman vincent peale. >> i'd like to give you all a very warm welcome today. >> in front of a mass meeting he declares -- >> faced with the election of a catholic, our culture is at stake. >> it's incredible. it was an electio

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st. patrick's day parade and when i arrived at the home at georgetown to take care of mrs. , pasty's keeping affairs the bedroom he was in their reading newspapers and said good morning and i said good morning, senator. after several hours of working that after lunchtime, when i had enough time to pile up the checks i had written for him to sign that he came in and his bare feet and said how are you doing? saidd i'm ready and he and what is this and what is that in what is the other thing? what mrs. kennedy was purchasing and where and why and how, it and that he issued the edict that from here on out, you furnish me with the book keeping report monthly, report -- quarterly, i want to know all of mrs. kennedy's expenses from here on out. a personal secretary, which i loved, the typing and familyointments and liaison with family and friends, it became double duty. the book keeping took as much time as i would be able to manage. weekends and evenings when the boys were put to bed, i enjoyed every minute of it. [laughter] -- how didleave it you manage that and manage keeping house at the same t

st. patrick's day parade and it didn't rain until we were through.met with the richmond cpab, thid they >> may have been mentioned already, i spoke yesterday at the national meeting, noble, on community and policing. chief spoke on the panel after me and joyce i saw your name after that so we were well represented and had a good reception. >> item 3d, commission announcements and scheduling of items identified for consideration at future police commission action. >> anything to add to the agenda tonight. >> just want to check, which day are we on for the social media policy? i know we have a scheduled day, i just want to make sure. for members of the odd yen, the department is looking at a social media policy for officers to follow what they can and cannot do in this day of technology with the internet and twitter and facebook. it's a whole new era. >> i believe that was april 6 but i'd have to check. >> okay, anything further on this matter, colleagues? commissioner, just to make an announcement that the commission is dark march 22nd and march 30th.

st. patrick's day. >> steve: okay. >> jimmy: plus slytherin, it equals drake o'malfoy. drake o'malfoy. >> steve: drake o'malfoy. >> jimmy: let me give you another example. >> steve: give me one more, because i'm not quite getting it. >> jimmy: here's the last example. here you go. and then i'm not telling you any more about it. >> steve: please, one more example. 'cause i'm not -- >> jimmy: you haven't understood what we've been doing the whole time? [ light laughter ] >> steve: no. i haven't understood one thing. >> jimmy: let me give you one more example. maybe you'll understand. >> steve: maybe i'll understand. i'm just trying to learn. >> jimmy: hey, man. >> steve: i'm a student of life. >> jimmy: nothing wrong with that. >> steve: nothing wrong with learning. >> jimmy: you're a good dude, man. >> steve: thanks, bud. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: i appreciate you, man. >> steve: i appreciate you, too. [ light laughter ] we have some good times, we've had some bad times. >> jimmy: we've been there for each other through good and bad times. >> steve: through fat and thin. [ light laughte

st. patrick's day, folks from reland come, and we had both minister and me deputy prime minister come, and issues e working these through. and what's interesting is the example of ich the peacemaking in northern ireland in ow inspiring others, so columbia, latin america right aw, they're trying to undergo peace process, and they've actually brought people from orthern ireland to come and describe how do you overcome enmity and hatred and try to shape a country that is unified? you know this better than i do, ut one of the things that you see in northern ireland that's the very tant is simple act of recognizing the humanity of those on the other side of the argument. having empathy and a sense of connection to people who are not like you. that's taken time, but you're now seeing that, and i think among young people who are interacting more, you're seeing that. forging a new o about being is from northern ireland as opposed or, you know, ist hinfang, or just deciding the country as a whole is more important than any particular or any particular flight. this is a s -- challenging time to do t

st. patrick's cathedral in new york with the latest on campaign trail. i'm sure bernie flew coach all the way to italy, do you think? reporter: most likely. both of them skipped town. hillary clinton is in california raising money. bernie sanders is in rome trying to meet the pope. let's talk about the polls, on eve of what is critical primary for them both are gone. hillary clinton as you said does lead mr. sanders. latest fox news national poll only a 2-point lead, 48-46%. here in new york, sienna college poll released two days ago that bernie sanders closed gap from mrs. clinton from a 20 point advantage, to 10 point advantage. according to sienna college poll she only leads by 10 points. she is in california. we have video. she was meeting with sen citizens in the blocks and talking to them about some. things she wants to do if elected. the attention is on bernie sanders who went to rome to take part in an education conference in the vatican. he met with people at the conference after that. he stepped outside to meet with bernie supporters who met at

st. patrick's church in malvern.nedy will be laid to rest with full military honors in calvary cemetery. the military is still investigating the helicopter crash that killed a total of 12 marines during a night training mission. >>> coming up next, the flyers still have some fight left. we'll show you how they forced a game six in their playoff series with the capitals. >>> plus, let's call it a little spring cleaning on the river. we'll show you how volunteers in our area are helping to keep drinking water safe for hundreds of thousands of people. the world a president has to grapple with. sometimes you can't even imagine. that's the job. and she's the one who's proven she can get it done. ...securing a massive reduction in nuclear weapons... ...standing up against the abuse of women... ...protecting social security... ...expanding benefits for the national guard... ...and winning health care for 8 million children... the presidency is the toughest job in the world and she's the one who'll make a real difference for

st. patrick's day here in new york city. he did it pretty well.ttle the campaign manager, i don't know if this is the greatest visual the i don't think it moves the needle. they should be authentic to their trueselves. remember george h.w. bush, where risky things happen. didn't know supermarket scanner. hillary clinton -- there it is. there he is and this was it, almost, candidate-ending moment because he wasn't aware of technology in supermarkets. hillary clinton, no one thinks she rides the subway. common. harris: does anybody believe she go through chipolte in secret service sunglasses? turn it around, dukakis and helmet on the tank? >> i do ride the subway multiple times. it took me two times. it is a wrist thing. everybody rides subway, i'm not joking there is special way you flick your wrist. her people should have, gotten a turnstile or practice or something. that is not easy turn tile to go through. dagen: had opportunity for real authentic moment and swipes it and gets really angry. >> my subway is leaving. harris: this was a second ago

st. patrick's church, where mourners will attend a funeral mass for kennedy tomorrow morning.till investigating the crash which happened in a routine night training mission. ♪ god bless america >> that's lawrence hart with an emotional tribute to ed snider. thousands of fans, players, and alumni filled the wells fargo center yesterday afternoon to remember the late franchise owner. the flyers return to the ice tonight as they once again try to keep their quest for the cup alive. but they will be without their center, scott laughton, who was injured in game four. he took a nasty spill into the boards during game four wednesday, and the crew had to carry him off the ice on a stretcher. hit his head hard there against the bottom of the boards. he was in the hospital thursday night. the flyers say he's been released and is doing well. however, he will not accompany the team to washington. as for the series, the flyers need a win tonight over the capitals in order to continue their season. and if you can't make it down to d.c. for the game, you can the official game watch party at

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