hmm. [ applause ] >>> we're back now with zoe terry, the creator of zoe's dolls and her mother and zoeirls love the skin they're in and creating her own simply zoe doll. this is just a pote to type and we have this great audience here with us and we have someone, we have someone in the audience who has -- who wants to come up. debbie sterling, is debbie sterling here? come on up, debbie. she is the founder and ceo of goldiblocks. how are you? she just happened to be here. this is zoe and her mother nakia and with goldiblocks. oh, that's sweet. sit down, sit down. as the founder and ceo of goldiblocks what do you want to say to zoe and her mom? >> zoe and nakia, i started it because i wanted to see more empowering options for girls in the toy aisle and when i heard about your story, i literally had tears in my eyes. i'm so excited about what you're doing and i have a couple of surprises for you. so the first one is that we at goldiblocks would like to donate 5,000 dolls. >> there you go. >> the first surprise i have for you today is we at goldiblocks would like to donate 5,000 dolls to

michaelle is 17, zoe is 16 and kayla is 15. all their moms say they've spoken to their daughters about being careful when it comes to posting anything online. >> i talk to her about that often, especially with getting closer to college. >> michaelle's mom says her daughter is the nurturing type. she's always looking out for her friends. >> you think she feels protective of others if they were in a situation -- >> i want to say yes. her friends always call her the mom. >> when she sees things on social media she's uncomfortable with, she would tell me or speak to her friends about it. >> in this scenario, your prediction is what? >> she's going to speak up and try to intervene. >> kayla's mom says she was born with a strong moral compass. >> she has a very good sense of morality. >> what do you predict she'll do? >> i don't know if she would do it on her own, but i think in a group she would try to do something. >> power in numbers maybe, right? girl power. >> ready to see how they do? >> will they work as a group to try to shut

i generally think it should be under "l." >> stephen: what about zoe?fe. >> stephen: now, why would that be? >> so my mom studied kabala-- >> stephen: oh, she's an alchemist. >> it's like jewish mysticism. >> stephen: sure. >> and there's a tradition where you are supposed to name your kid a terrible, craep name for the first 10 days of its life that, like, you know, the evil spirits pass it by. >> stephen: i don't-- i don't actually know. ( laughter ). >> it's based in-- yeah, yeah. >> stephen: if it's a bad name, the evil spirits g, we don't want anything to do with that." >> "that's a stinker." >> stephen: "we're looking for a really pretty name, like cheryl." >> exactly. so she named me dirt pan. ( laughter ) which-- not like-- not even dust pan, which is what that thing is that you sweep, but just a receptacle for dirt. >> stephen: because a dust pan is something you sweep up, and then you kind of sweep it out. but a dirt pan, i just picture, like, an old pan with dirt in it. >> yeah, yeah. >> stephen: did you ask why she chose dirt pan for your na

i mentioned congresswoman zoe lofgren. i acknowledge her. congressman panetta, who presented testimony here. congressman norcross of new jersey. lots of new jersey testimony here. congressman cartwright of pennsylvania was with us for a long while. congressman serrano of new york. champion all these issues, including our right to be fair and just to puerto rico. congressman ellison, i read the testimony of his dreamer earlier. congressman eshoo, i acknowledge her again for her extraordinary leadership. she has faith that this will happen and we pray together over

zoe owns a big chocolate company... lisa: hi, zoe. zoe: nice to meet you.emonis: ...out of pennsylvania. lisa: i love chocolate. lemonis: ramona owns a hair-care company called ashtae. ramona: how you doing? lemonis: this is lisa. lisa s.: nice to meet you. lemonis: she's the owner of a giant pet-store chain. juli: so how's the process been? lisa: it's crazy. it's a lot of work and stuff to understand, that i don't understand a lot. zoe: i think it always takes time, and as you go, you figure it out. juli: and what's wonderful is that, like, you can literally call up to any one of us and say, "i don't know what the [bleep] i'm doing." ramona: we're just human and the uncertainty makes us all very nervous. lisa: yeah. i do that all the time. i'll be like, "i can't do this no more. the hell with this. i mean, i done walked out on stuff," but i don't stop because of my son, honestly. i really do this more for cory. ramona: but i think there's more to it than just your son. juli: cory is gonna be who he is. ramona: absolutely. juli: he's gonna succeed, but that

and i know that it's "a," zoe kazan. final answer. >> see, that's good timing, as well.absolutely. >> good movie. >> yeah, great movie. >> $7,000. now a chance to get to $10,000.. [dramatic musical flourish] ♪ what language is known to its >> um...wow. i don't think it would be swedish. it's leading me to belie it's welsh, because they usually do that "ae." i was thinking like gaelic, but uh...navajo. that seems a little bit too complicated of a spelling for navajo. where am i at at this point? >> you're in las vegas for the first time. >> that's true. that is true. >> it happens to everybody. you're here, you forget, you don't know what time it is. >> i definitely know what time it is. >> $7,000 in the bank. so risking $2,000. >> okay. >> "50/50," and your "plus one." >> okay. all right. i'm not sure my plus one would know this, so i'm gonna use my "50/50." >> okay, final? >> yes. >> all right, i'll take away two incorrect answers. hopefullthis can help you out a little bit. >> okay. >> swedish or welsh. >> all right. i'm gonna go with d, welsh, final answer. >> you kne

. >> we caught up with kris at rach rachel zoe's. >> we film everything.son 15 is well on its way. we're about halfway through. it's exciting. >> we hope to see a lot of babies. still ahead -- >> behind the scenes of the voice's commercial. >> which no show's card board cut out stole the show? >> the backstreet boys get emotional talking about their kids. >> did another star's son tear up their dressing room? >> alex rodriguez getting a jump start on a valentine's day surprise for jlo. >> it's going to be good. >> arod let us in on this is he krelt. when it comes to family time jlo is in charge. >> we like to keep it simple. she's great and she's like everyone's boss around here. >> the 48-year-old is also a boss in the gym. >> jennifer always kicks my butt. >> the couple has been sweating it out together. they made it a family night at the wheels up pop up party this weekend. >> she loves it as well. the combination of me is a hybrid. you can burn ♪ ♪ there are two types of people in the world. those who fear the future... and those who embrace it. the fu

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. >> it's also lisa's birthday and her daughter zoe has a surprise for her. a little gift box set up here. lots of neat gifts. she takes each one out, she looks happy. she gets to this piece of paper. there's a bunch of clues. when she said, can you feel the love tonight? >> i figured it out. >> what is it? >> it's elton john. >> that's right. >> sending her mom to see elton john. >> watch mom as it hits her. >> she's like, oh my goodness! >> how cool to give your mom a smile like that. >>> the northwest is pretty freaking gorgeous. and that is where patrick hennessey is. he rides right into the mountain in washington, parks in a safe spot, starts climbing. the climb up is stunning. >> wow. i have to go to washington. >> once he gets to the very top, you see that he's strapped himself on with a backpack, and that's not just for snacks and sandwiches, he starts preparing his canopy. once he finally jumps off that mountain, he starts flying down. >> he's solo, there's nobody around. something goes wrong? >> yeah. >> nothing. >> realistic rick. >> he takes off.

he's also expected to meet with amazon's jeff baize zoes and marc benioff of sales force in san francisco. >>> did you know while you're watching tv, hackers could be watching you? new testing shows smart tvs may be vulnerable to hackers. new product tests by "consumer reports" found an unsophisticated hacker could tack control. hackers can turn the volume up, change challenges, play offensive videos on your tv. vulnerabilities are found in sum sung, tcl, and others connected to the roku tv platform. >>> ice skaters practicing at the olympics. we'll show you who and celebrities in monterey. fire fighting is a very dangerous profession. we have one to two fires a day and when you respond together and you put your lives on the line, you do have to surround yourself with experts. and for us the expert in gas and electric is pg&e. we run about 2,500/2,800 fire calls a year and on almost every one of those calls pg&e is responding to that call as well. and so when we show up to a fire and pg&e shows up with us it makes a tremendous team during a moment of crisis. i rely on them, the firefighte

ever gold medal in some time who was a hero for the keep it was in santa fe it was a sixteen year old zoe not sixteen years old and she won bronze is very nice and believe it or not she started when she was only nine years old that i guess is very young getting into the sport and her move was a double wildcat and you know she performed that it was as you mention new zealand's first olympic winter medal in twenty six years to be exact you know so as a six year old would say her comments it was crazy it was crazy congratulations to her that was nice and on the male side another youngster stepped up she was the youngest in new zealand history until hours later someone only two hundred sixty two days younger on the male side nico her toys he's in the skiing halfpipe in the skiing have pike he also got a bronze and you know his quote was great after winning he said he's been working really hard on this one for the last four years so a young twelve year old really dedicated and it paid off and when you factor in that new zealand in its entirety has only won three medals in the winter olympics a

there was a double you know accomplished by teenagers the first one was sixteen year old zoe . not ok only sixteen she started when she was nine years old and there she is a double wide old cat is what you call the maneuver she's high in the sky right there in this you backed it up with a solid jump she was new zealand's youngest ever olympic medalist until hours later a male fellow country kiwi nico per tedious skiing halfpipe right there he scored a bronze and his focus was even crazier because he vomited at the top of his first two runs talked to a sports psychologist got his things together and he ended obviously on a strong point picking up broads to two medals only the third in new zealand's history of the winter olympics so that means the future looks bright and kudos to the youngsters for doing their duty to doing their base instructing this stuff ok that's trying to must feel it says thank you very much having us up to date with all the action from. here's a recap of the top story that we're following feel international concern is growing about the number of civilian d

campaign by r t ten youngsters have already been reunited with their families and now a young boy called zoe is also being returned home to russia from baghdad will be the apple when he arrives. guzzle. the stuff that is just. what. i i this was one of the. what's what's driving. this business. here they. think you know it was. america's prestigious gail university is launching a new study program aimed at deconstructing what it means to be white in modern day american society but not everyone is happy about it samir khan now explains. racial tensions in the u.s. go back centuries from colonization and genocide to slavery and racial segregation the country's troubled past continues to fuel and tag an ism between the races and people of color have a waged war on what they see as a system that favors white supremacy but what's been happening in the us seems to have turned the tables reinforcing the conversation on so-called reverse racism for example yale university has introduced a course in countering whiteness through plays poems and memoirs and to quote the program constructing whiteness c

zoe chace elections are extremely important as they will have a great impact on the future of not go in okinawa our country's current administration is attacking us with attempts to sway the power these elections are meant to define japanese democracy and our tanami we're asking people from all over the country for their understanding okinawa is in a difficult situation right now but if many people support us we will continue what we're doing in one thousand nine hundred six a review by japan and the us decided the american base should be relocated to the remote area of neck our neck oka the decision was made in order to reduce the military impact on the populated communities of southern okinawa but there has since been numerous crimes committed concerning the us military presence there. activists in okinawa believe the japanese government has been turning a blind eye to the tense situation playing out in the region. and they are mistaken i mean it is a student body o.t.c. using that it could have a nation of the day but another candidate is a fucked up by japanese center government

i mentioned congresswoman zoe lofgren. i acknowledge her. congressman panetta, who presented testimony here. congressman norcross of new jersey. lots of new jersey testimony here. congressman cartwright of pennsylvania was with us for a long while. congressman serrano of new york. champion all these issues, including our right to be fair and just to puerto rico. congressman ellison, i read the testimony of his dreamer earlier. congressman eshoo, i acknowledge her again for her extraordinary leadership. she has faith that this will happen and we pray together over it. congressman norma torres of california who's reminding me that tomorrow is the national prayer breakfast. congressman ruiz of california. congressman mcgovern, who has been with us a long time. from massachusetts. congresswoman val demings, a new member of the judiciary committee, from florida. congressman castro of texas. congressman al green, houston, texas. castro, snow. where we had testimony from antonio. astro, san where we had testimony from there. congressman al green. c

kim she is a snowboarding sensation she even attract that one of the biggest crowds in snowboarding zoëfar at these olympics and that's because she's american korean and she has a lot of korean for fans that support her and she's the youngest female the youngest female to win a snowboarding medal and this her last run she got a perfect score on it i mean she has an exceptional vertical if she makes everything up so. the rest of the competition was play it basically playing catch up with there are she ended up winning by ten points and to kind of make people understand how great she is she ended up it's like. beating an opponent in football in soccer by ten golds that's how much how much better she was from the press not once over and she was so good that even her first run that only you had what is it ninety three point seven seven five points that could have even won her the gold and at the end she dedicated the gold to. a grandmother that i thought just maybe. the south korean grandmother yes i love this story i think canada and other limper go to canada where you come from and this t

of the wealth management firm zoe financial declared to c.n.n. money dot com that the stock market is throwing a tantrum take a deep breath i know it's been a while since we had a day like today but nothing has really changed from a fundamental standpoint. because nothing is more comforting than hearing financial experts casually infer that the stock market has the maturity of the five year old behind me in line at target meanwhile in a shocking show of force by the u.s. government this is shocking wells fargo saw the hammer fall last friday when janet yellen the federal reserve actually held the big bank responsible for their bad actions in the multimillion dollar bake checking account fraud and scandal in a statement the fed declared until the firm makes sufficient improvements it will be restricted from growing any larger than its total. that size of the end of two thousand and seventeen and according to n.p.r. wells fargo said that about one point nine trillion in assets boy suffering so are we really actually seeing the u.s. government stand

and emily, played by zoe khazan heckled him. >> he made a joke. asked on stage, is pakistan in the house. >> whoo! >> i whoo-hooed as i was from pakistan. >> really? you are not from pakistan. i would have noticed you. >> a good line. >> emily was working as a therapist. and he was a pakistani immigrant, stand up comedian. >> one thing that happened in the movie that we changed. >> this is your name in urdu. >> he writes emleap's name in urd. presents it. >> this move. i bet you would use this on all the girl. emily in reality fell for that so hard. i did not realize until months later that he had done that with several other girls. >> i wasn't like a player or anything. but i had done that before. >> yeah, uh-huh. >> he was accepted to granel college in iowa. in 1997 he moved cold turkey from loud, overcrowded, teeming, karachi to well, middle of nowhere. >> culture shock, right? raised in a devout muslim family he had yet to shake a girl's hand. >> so this girl sticks her hand out to say hi. and. >> like, oh, my god. and we are in love now. >> y

tune in tomorrow when my guests will be kiefer sutherland, and zoe lister-jones.l to have some fun ♪ feel the love tonight don't you worry 'bout ♪ where it is you come from it'll be all right ♪ it's the late, late show ♪ ladies and gentlemen, all the way

i'm important enough now that people actually need to know i'm the real zoe johnson.t's crazy. so what does it mean to have two? >> stephen: please welcome yara shahidi! ( cheers and applause ) ( band playing ) >> stephen: hello. hi! >> stephen: nice to meet you. we almost met yesterday. >> yes. >> stephen: because we were both -- both did oprah's super soul sunday. >> mm-hmm. >> stephen: and she's fun to talk to, isn't she? >> yeah, she sang me happy birthday twice. >> stephen: what? it's pretty magical. >> stephen: she messed it up the first time? she's going to go back and do it the second time? >> no, it's two times the charm. >> stephen: was it the first time you met oprah? >> yes, which is really funny because i had done an interview maybe 20 minutes before where i had said i would really love to meet oprah and, 20 minutes later, i got the call, like do you want to be on super soul conversations talking to oprah. >> stephen: wow. yeah. >> stephen: she can hear what we're saying. >> which i'm honestly not mad at. >> stephen: i wouldn't mind oprah being my ( laugh

here's what's coming up: the tv presenter and radio two dj, zoe ball, will be on the sofa to tell usone. it is estimated that around 350,000 will do just that. we'll explore how that impacts employers and the economy. i think this is my first oyster.m will not be your last, there are quite a few over there. find out how the ellis family got on when they sampled oysters as part of their time—travelling adventure around the kitchen table to experience what life was like for working—class families over the past 100 years. that was tripe, by the way. good morning. here's a summary of today's main stories from bbc news. the eu's chief negotiator, michel barnier, will be in downing street today for talks about a possible transitional period after britain leaves the eu. he'll meet the brexit secretary david davis in the first of a series of discussions this week. it comes after the government indicated it remains determined to leave the european customs union when brexit takes place next year. a new ring—fenced tax to fund the nhs and social care in england has been proposed by a panel of h

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political judgment i'm thinking about when we couldn't quite -- nobody was quite sure how to think about zoe baird's failure to pay her nanny taxes when she was bill clinton's nominee to be attorney general. come on. any child knows, any grown up knows, anybody with a speck of moral principle knows that domestic abuse is to be taken seriously. let me point out, general kelly is the one who told us that he really felt nostalgic for the days when women were held sacred. sacred, you know, don't hit them. i need to keep going for a second here. the times reports that the photo was sent to the fbi agent or given to the fbi agent on january 27, 2017. the fbi, i would be very surprised if the fbi just somehow kept that information from the white house during that whole time until the next fall. that would be really surprising. and by the way, this is not just a question about background checks. yes, we want to make sure that people with security clearances aren't subject to blackmail, but there's a more fundamental point here, which is we want to make sure that people working in the white house, wh

zoe lofgrenone, an information warfare effort.wo, concern about the mechanics of the election itself. house democrats formed a task force to come up with concrete solutions.rep. nancy pelosiso that the american people have confidence that when they vote, if they are eligible to vote, their vote will be counted.nancy pelosi criticizes the trump administration for not doing enough to deal with the russia problem, after fbi director christopher wray testified the president has not instructed the agency to stop russian meddling.christopher ray / fbi directornot as specifically directed by the president, no. the democratic task force is focusing on protecting election infrastructure.lofgren we need to help our partners in state and local government upgrade so that they cannot be hacked.alexandra limon / @alexlimonnews while there is no evidence ballots were tampered with or votes changed in the 2016 election there's also no guarantee that won't happen in the future. some of the ideas from democrats include returning to a simpler, and p

. >>> gone zoe, over the top, stop everything scandals at any other time. but because they're happening now, in this administration, in the context of lots of ethics scandals all at once and daily bursts of unprecedented behavior and speech by the president and honestly because of the existential scandal that looms over everything else they do because of the russia scandal and the special counsel investigation, basically a lot of stuff that would be a really big scandal in every other administration you can think of happens here every week. we just kind of mark these things and then watch them pass. today, for example, the administration formally withdrew the nomination for the new ambassador to singapore. it's kt mcfarland. the trump administration had initially hired her to be deputy national security adviser to flynn. then they decided they would move her to singapore instead. in the men time when flynn was indicted, the statement of the offense submitted, they explained a bunch of new details we didn't know before about flynn's conversations with the ru

for example, right now when one of famous characters is killed, zoe barnes, claire turns and starts puttingeup as symbolism of politics being spectacle. i think that's what going on here. these politicians don't care about the children's lives. know tifs t with rick scott, is after he is running for senate to take bill nelson's seat. that's what is going on here. people need to acknowledge that. with marco rubio. the man must be a professional dancer like other politicians. great at side stepping questions. cnn townhall he turned a one, one word answer into a five sentence, shenanigan, admitting propaganda from the nra repeating false message, that he is going to continue to accept money from the nra making sure people don't understand that and distracted by him trying to turn night a long answer so he can get re-elected. it's disgusting. >> do you think something will change? bump stocks would that bree a positive step? >> absolutely. something that should have been done after 50 people were slaughtered in las vegas. if that didn't change anything. how is this going to change anything. tha

when i first visited them in their home they, you know, they greeted me and their dog, zoe, greeted me as well. so they have wanted to have a project to better suit their lifestyle on this site for a long time. and as you know and the staff mentioned, planning staff mentioned, it's been a really long process. so, you know, john caplin, the c.e.o. of one of the second largest non-profits in san francisco and marcy glazer with the j.c.c. and they're trying to represent the community, they want to live here. they have been trying to make this home more suitable for them for a long time. that said we have modified the project based on the staff's request so if we could flip to the laptop you'd walk you through it. >> there you go. >> we're going to just start on the basement level and move up. so this is the basement level. it forms the main living space for the lower unit that we've created. it has a dining area, living area, study, and the kitchen. and that was the basement level so this is the first level that has two bedrooms. the level that has the master bedroom level as well as the

it features stories of african-americans, zoe and went over thereto celebrate with them. >> ♪ >> yes,ood morning, guys, see behind me here, listen to the choir here. they're singing i believe i can fly. >> ♪ i believe i can touch the sky ♪ i think about it every night and day ♪ my wings and fly away ♪ i believe i can soar ♪ i see you running through that open door ♪ i believe i can fly ♪ ♪ i believe i can fly ♪ i believe i can fly ♪ spreads my wings i can fly ♪ i can fly if i just spread my wings ♪ i can fly ♪ >> reporter: great job. great job. congratulations, guys. all right, now, some of these student have made project for this day. what project did you make here? >> i made venus williams. >> really, why did you choose screen us? >> because she can do a lot of stuff and she was the first african-american to be the first tennis player. >> that's great watch grade are you? >> fourth. >> congratulations, more project here. we got the choir. as you mentioned, and in case you get hungry here we got food. we got eggs. we got grits. we got bacon, sausage, biscuits. mike, you got to try. >

betrayed on the silver screen already well yeah i mean it and funnily enough i was surprised to find zoe being two major films about him one of the very biographical film starring john malkovich made in two thousand and six it was called simply klim and is based around flashbacks of his life he's actually on his deathbed and it's based around flashbacks of his life and there's actually quite a famous german actress from the confederates who plays his muse and indeed the woman he called his life companion there she was falling for slamming the door. this was a relief and it's emily phleger who experts believe was the subject of his most famous picture of the case which we have here right behind that is it was her face conic and yeah indeed beautiful beautiful now some of his artwork was confiscated by the nazis and the have been battles are all about ownership the past couple years strangely enough he wasn't. insident sort of entitled to cohen says they say here in germany or degenerate stopped by the nazis because they found some of the ideological suppositions of clint the met with thei

this girl, zoe gordon, is inside saying i'm still in school. >> is this one of your daughter's friends? >> now i'm concerned because now her text says that my daughter is fine and she's walking to somebody else's house. she's walking -- i think what's happening is that they're not letting them walk towards us, towards where we live. they're walking in the opposite direction of a friend's house. so i may have misunderstood. my oldest daughter went to get my husband, who is stuck with people and not allowed to come back in. it's pretty much of a mad house right now in parkland. it is a small community. coral ridge drive. hold on. it says -- sorry. there's so much going on. i apologize. >> please don't apologize. please don't apologize. take a look at your phone. >> yeah, i'm told that now she's walking. >> lissette, stay with me. we're hearing some sound from some other parents. i want to keep talking to you. these are other concerned parent there is in parkland. >> i'm a is she a high school student? >> she's a sophomore. >> when did you first -- did she reach out to you? >> she texted

i have a cousin who talked about zoe lofgren was -- he would bring all kinds of suites. i know later on in life, the bakery was really thriving and joe eventually bought up an entire city block in utica and had the first car in the city as well. we came across the contract from 1896. that was a copartnership agreement between joseph lochner and mr. smither. the contract is 98% of the partnership to joseph lochner and the remaining 2% to smither. what it does is a way to get around the bakeshop act. been arrested court, everye to baker in america donated a dollar to the legal defense fund, my mother always told me that growing up. i think it was a test case and the reason i think joe would make a court, every baker in america donated sympatf defendant is he was a hard-working immigrant from germany -- his bakery was on the first floor, not in the basement like a lot of other bakeries of that time. clean, that was what i was always told growing up as well. to googleot have been for bakeries of that time. >> i want to talk about the germans a little bit. there was a lot of

vamos a hablar de zoe saldaÑa. otra latina que nos estÁ representando muy bien en hollywood.de l'oréal paris. ...pero a veces apestas. febreze air effects... ...no cubre los malos olores... ...los elimina completamente. porque las cosas que... ...más quieres pueden apestar. ♪ francisca: en sus pantallas tienen ese vÍdeo que mostramosdesde hace unos dÍas que esta rata se estaba tomando un placentero baÑo. les cuento que la cosa va mÁs allÁ. no es un baÑo placentero, sino que es crueldad animal. se dice que a esta rata se le colocÓ el jabón. al no haber agua, trataba de quitarse el jabÓn de la manera que podÍa. el vÍdeo causÓ mucha gracia en las redes sociales,pero dicen que ha sido todo una crueldad animal. muchas organizaciones han reaccionado y tambiÉn mucha gentea travÉs de las redes sociales. es algo sÚper novedoso que tenemos en nuestro rincÓn social. voy a pasar con ana patricia que estÁ lista para hablarnos de mÁs. ana: sÍ. dicen que el jabÓn le picaba. usted estÁ dieta y no puede comer tamales hoy? mentira, alejandrodice que se puede comer tamales. cuÉntanos. alejandro

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