met their end at sea. could you exolain? we — met their end at sea. could you explain?a _ met their end at sea. could you explain? we heard a relative i met their end at sea. could you - explain? we heard a relative saying the youth should not be pushed to risk their lives. what are the reasons? its risk their lives. what are the reasons?— risk their lives. what are the reasons? ., reasons? its sociopolitical and financial, because _ reasons? its sociopolitical and financial, because most - reasons? its sociopolitical and financial, because most of - reasons? its sociopolitical and i financial, because most of these people and other migrants we have interviewed, they blame the leaders, that they failed them, they couldn't make the promises they made true in the past 20 years, at least. most of these people are young, they don't remove saddam hussein or have any memory of the past, and since they are born they are dealing with the new iraqi government and iraqi kurdistan government, and the lack ofjobs, injustice, corruption and political instability is the reason that p

it is a tragedy they met their end at sea.- better life. it is a tragedy they met their end at sea.heir end at sea. they should be put to risk their _ met their end at sea. they should be put to risk their lives _ met their end at sea. they should be put to risk their lives in _ met their end at sea. they should be put to risk their lives in this - met their end at sea. they should be put to risk their lives in this way. - put to risk their lives in this way. why do so many leave?- put to risk their lives in this way. why do so many leave? when i talk to many migrants. _ why do so many leave? when i talk to many migrants, they _ why do so many leave? when i talk to many migrants, they blame _ why do so many leave? when i talk to many migrants, they blame the - many migrants, they blame the political leaders and say they are let down by their leaders, because there is high unemployment, injustice, and they blame corrupted leaders. their leaders have not shied away from that. they say there is corruption, but they need time to implement reforms, but these people are not patient enough

tough _ i've not met anybody so inspiring. tough one. — i've not met anybody so inspiring.piring. tough one, that one. rob's- i've not met anybody so inspiring. tough one, that one. rob's donel i've not met anybody so inspiring. . tough one, that one. rob's done on purpose. sun is still shining. we're still going. cheering you're not drinking beer, you have to run— you're not drinking beer, you have to run with — you're not drinking beer, you have to run with me.— to run with me. laughter applause _ applause horns honking the first noel plays. cheering thank you so much for coming out and supporting us. thank you so much for coming out and supporting us— applause he's running on fumes. he's very emotional, very tired. we're also proud of him. emotional, very tired. we're also proud of him-— emotional, very tired. we're also proud of him. he's not quitting and he won't quit- _ proud of him. he's not quitting and he won't quit. that's _ proud of him. he's not quitting and he won't quit. that's how _ proud of him. he's not quitting and he won't quit. that's how he - proud of h

as the carol says, "the hopes and fears of all the years are met in thee tonight."u all a very happy christmas. # 0 little town of bethlehem # how still we see thee lie # above thy deep and dreamless sleep # the silent stars go by # yet in thy dark streets shineth # the everlasting light # the hopes and fears of all the years # are met in thee tonight # for christ is born of mary # and gathered all above # while mortals sleep # the angels keep # their watch of wond'ring love # 0 morning stars together # proclaim thy holy birth # and praises sing to god the king # and peace to men on earth # 0 little town of bethlehem # how still we see thee lie # above thy deep and dreamless sleep # the silent stars go by # yet in thy dark streets shineth # the everlasting light # the hopes and fears of all the years # are met in thee tonight # the hopes and fears of all the years # are met in thee tonight... # now it's time for the weather with nick miller. hello again. for most people hoping for a white christmas, it has been a grey and damp one out there. bringing a new meaning t

the met�*s job to go and get that evidence.roblems. there is a basic fairness point. lots of people have been prosecuted for breaches and why not the people at number ten? how does it support public trust in the coronavirus instructions that the pm gave earlier this week? how does it support trust in public health measures? how does it support public trust in policing? how does it support public trust in the rule of law? in democracy, we all understand ourselves to be equal under the law and the way in which the met is behaving, prosecuting normal people but not prosecuting those connected with number ten is very dangerous territory indeed. l with number ten is very dangerous territory indeed.— territory indeed. i take your point about the retrospective _ territory indeed. i take your point about the retrospective nature i territory indeed. i take your point about the retrospective nature of| about the retrospective nature of the claim by the police that they don't do this. and events have got to have taken place, so within a s

we met. do you remember the 1st time we met oh, golf course. yeah. there was camecia interview interview panel. it's interview panel and you are one of the a member of and to peddle and ask me very tough questions. like her who is the vice president of america asked you guys think that no one with the presented topless to not really to was much more than just a comedy show. we all coming from the different background to actually whole group or is a fully different. so there is a serve, so called some muslim and jewish even some had a question, i think is then it and lili's creative relationship symbolized that diversity. then it, a bosnian muslim, nelly, a posse, and then was a joy. i think the pleasing co work is actually the relationship between me and layla and her there. there was a great love between us. i really like that guy. he's. he's very funny and he's a quite intelligent and it's an absolutely unique person. and then you met with him, i think for the 1st time after what was it in 97. when you went to belgrade to do the same story, was tha

— way they had all met? yeah, and i'm sure there would _ way they had all met?l met? yeah, and i'm sure there would be assumptions - sure there would be assumptions because of the way they met through hook up apps, but it is important to rememberjust for context, this is quite a few years ago now, 2014, 2015, the use of these apps was not as developed as it is now and probably the police's understanding of how people at that point predominantly in the lgbt community were using these apps, the police's understanding may not be as understanding may not be as understanding as it is now —— as sophisticated as it is now. i'm sure the met would say lessons have been led notjust in relation to the specifics of this case, but also in the way that you can understand the way people are using these apps and the sort of tracking that might need to be made. find the sort of tracking that might need to be made-— to be made. and given that point which is interesting _ to be made. and given that point which is interesting that - to be made. and given that point which is interest

we met. do you remember the 1st time we met oh, golf course. no. there was camecia who's interview in some interview panel. it's interview panel. and do you are one of the, a member of and to pedal and asked me very tough questions. like her, who is the vice president of america, asked you to know what you presented topless, to naturalist, who was much more than just a comedy show. we all coming from the different background to actually whole group a is a completely different. so there is a serv, so called, so mostly in june, in some help with suzanne it and lilies, creative relationship symbolized that diversity, isn't it? a bosnian muslim, a nelly, a posse, and then was a joy. i think the pleasing co work is actually the relationship between me and layla. and there, there was a great love between us. i really like that guy. he's a, he's very funny and he's a quite intelligent and it's an absolutely unique person. and then you met with him. i think for the 1st time afterwards, it had 97. when you went to belgrade to do the same story, was that whe

the met says the chemicals _ to the house. the met says the chemicals will _ to the house.e met says the chemicals will be safely - to the house. the met says the i chemicals will be safely removed to the house. the met says the - chemicals will be safely removed and the enquiries are ongoing. now to an incredible act of kindness from a stranger that saved one girl's life. when libbie booker was 15 years old she was told she'd urgently need a bone marrow transplant. after a worldwide appeal, libbie finally received the news she'd been waiting for — a match had been found from ethan beckley — a 21—year—old from leeds. the transplant was a success, and recently, the pair met for the first time at the home of ethan's favouite football team, liverpool fc. let's take a look at how they finally met. are you 0k? very good to meet you, i will let_ are you 0k? very good to meet you, i will let you — are you 0k? very good to meet you, i will let you get back to that. are ou will let you get back to that. are you ethan? _ will let you get back to that. are you ethan? yes. _ will let y

and there is this— expectations are not met. and there is this sense — expectations are not met.to be very unlikely that any of the premises will be able to be capped. but there _ premises will be able to be capped. but there is also a sense i think that the — but there is also a sense i think that the government should have expected — that the government should have expected this surge in demand. if the prime — expected this surge in demand. if the prime minister is going to give a televised address at 8pm on sunday i'iili'it a televised address at 8pm on sunday night with— a televised address at 8pm on sunday night with a new three word slogan, -et night with a new three word slogan, get boosted now, they're going to hope _ get boosted now, they're going to hope that — get boosted now, they're going to hope that that leads to an increase in demand — hope that that leads to an increase in demand but it seems the system was ill—equipped to deal with that increase _ was ill—equipped to deal with that increase in demand. website could not handle — increase in demand. website could

so in the case of the met, for example, before this agreement, the met would have to prove that the, i'm sorry, it would have to prove that the item was looted now, then that has to prove that the item is legitimate coming in. interesting. now just just for you, go back to armor, but i'm interested in this museum of the bible here in washington. d. c. basically set up an established by steven green, who also is the hobby lobby hobby lobby. had a decision against it, also for trading and artifacts which, you know, looted, artifacts and, and had to return many of these. how did the museum of the bible get on the wrong side of this racket? i think in the case of the hobby lobby issue and the museum of the bible, it was perhaps over enthusiasm and they were going out and dealing with the dealers and others who were providing them with very bad advice. they had gotten legal advice saying not to go ahead with some of these purchases from one of the top cultural property lawyers. and they still went ahead with an anyway. and they've had, they've been fined $3000000.00. they had to return a

and they claim it was rigged. despite several recounts, several iranian backed factions met. she had eaten tedra, sat on thursday, his block when the most seats and parliament. not enough to govern alone. why had, has more from baghdad after 6 weeks over political arrival, reason, tension, controversy over iraq's parliamentary elections. political ravens met on thursday in order to reach a consensus and 2 in the crisis to diffuse. the tension that has been brought on by the election results on thursday, the religious and political leader to the southern and met with leaders or political leaders of the coordination framework that includes the iranians backed the political blocks and political parties. they agreed on a number of major points on top of them that all foreign troops should leave the country as scheduled by the end of this year. they also agreed on supporting and enhancing the rule of the popular mobilization forces, the military wings of the iranian fact and political parties also, they agreed on criminalizing any type of normalization with, as right now, among th

from the day we met. >> how's the miles, the mileage?tus on some of the majors >> i also got your message about you asking me about my miles i never answered >> seth: oka how are your miles >> not so good, as well. >> seth: okay. how was your flight yesterday? >> it was good thanks again for asking. [ laughter ] it was good. i sat next to, interestingly enough, helen hunt but i didn't know it was her, because we had masks on. so, we had no idea she had no idea it was me, and i had no idea it was her but i met her years ago 'cause she was friends with my dad and my dad was one of the founders of the groundlings >> seth: yeah, of course did you figure out on the way off the plane that you were? >> it was 10 minutes before and i was kind of like, "why didn't you say anything?" and she was also like, "why didn't you say anything? >> seth: yeah. >> and we got into a little tiff >> seth: oh. so, it ended badly >> no, there was a minute before i got off the plane that it ended up being okay. because i said, "the last time i saw you, you were ho

the approach of the met on _ by homophobia. the approach of the met on the _ by homophobia.hey have learnt very little. the inquest has at _ have learnt very little. the inquest has at least gone where the commission investigation failed to. the inquests represent the first time _ the inquests represent the first time we — the inquests represent the first time we have had the opportunity to hear from _ time we have had the opportunity to hear from the police and a public forum _ hear from the police and a public forum it — hear from the police and a public forum. it has taken seven years. there _ forum. it has taken seven years. there is— forum. it has taken seven years. there is nothing that can return anthony. — there is nothing that can return anthony, gabriel, daniel orjack to as. anthony, gabriel, daniel orjack to as their— anthony, gabriel, daniel orjack to as. their killer has been held accountable but the police have not. it is distressing that officers have failed _ it is distressing that officers have failed so — it is distressing that officers have failed so badly

this is the met of us, at least that's met his vision for the future. the company formerly known as facebook, had a rocky ride in 2021. but could this bold new plan help it faced the future? the missing at the end of october c, e o. mark zuckerberg gave you is a taste of the met of us, a virtual world to live, work and play and field at the same time, announcing a rebranding day. our company is now met a big commitment to the grand vision. however, critics called the dumping of the name facebook, a distraction company anthem played with the scandal and the brand name. facebook was increasingly associated with primacy breaches dis information. the trump insurrection, and that's the main reason why the company changed their name. that came off to explosive accusations from whistleblower francis hogan, who claimed facebook knew of harm that was causing vulnerable uses. and that it didn't take enough action to intervene. telling d w. facebook was too focused on english language content, moderation mark zuckerberg has said engagement. base ranking is dangero

it's a tragedy they met their end at sea.— better life. it's a tragedy they met their end at sea.e heard them say _ their end at sea. could you explain? we heard them say that _ their end at sea. could you explain? we heard them say that the - their end at sea. could you explain? we heard them say that the youth i we heard them say that the youth should not be put to risk their lives. what are the reasons? because mainly sociopolitical _ lives. what are the reasons? because mainly sociopolitical and _ lives. what are the reasons? because mainly sociopolitical and some - mainly sociopolitical and some financial, because most of these people at other migrants we have interviewed blame the leaders, that they fail them, the promises they made in the past 20 years, and most of these people are young, they don't remember saddam hussein have any memory of the past, and since there is a new iraqi government and iraqi kurdistan government, the lack ofjobs, injustice, corruption and political instability, it's those reasons that push these people away. some of them are saying, we are protes

it was in this whole of the united nations that the so called big full met. it was also here at the geneva conference in 1954 that a new chapter was set in motion for viet nam. and it's where the geneva courts on afghanistan was signed in 1988 the palace of nations in geneva houses the european headquarters of the un. how does the history of the united nations overlap with the hotel bo revise it? how shall owner jack maya wants to know more about the us 1st lady eleanor roosevelt stay in his family's hotel. he has an appointment with the head archivist of the united nations library. i committed to groversville that the caching will fit it in new york. it is the committee to prepare the declaration of human rights in the 1st met exclusively in new york. on this then in december 1947, the committee came to geneva to approve the text with eleanor roosevelt as its chairperson. he don't go to the ovens, it fixed. okay, that's right. that was the clear. we have the photograph that shows eleanor roosevelt and holding the universal declaration of human rights and was

because when we met each other from the 1st moment, he was like, we found her. we send english, a soul mate. and the orchestra had just gone through a generation change. and at that time, it was just my beginning in germany as well. and we began this voyage together. there have now been 2 generation changes since i began and 1990 9 am, which is an incredible think, but yet somehow we've grown in a similar way. so that the relationship feels, every time i return as if we've just picked up from yesterday. so it's, it's kind of a, a miraculous or, or magical relationship between the relationship between an orchestra and a conductor is like almost any human relationship. which is to say, sometimes there's magic. sometimes it really works well. in 2021. the d. s. o celebrated it's 75th anniversary. for nagondo, the orchestra's unique sound remains a lasting source of fascination. no matter who is the principal conductor, no matter how many generation changes are in the d. s. o house, like the d s o it's, it's really fascinating. some of the colleagues say it must hav

i met a man, kiara was arrested in the capitol, addis ababa accused of promoting terrorism. a p says the allegations are baseless, and facebook's parent company met her husband 7 companies, which it says we're operating a surveillance for hire. it's sending warning notices to 40000 people who it believes were targeted on its social media platforms by malicious activity. those are the headlines on al jazeera, more news after africa direct. if america held up a mirror to itself, what would it see in the sense race is the story of america what's working and what's not? a lot of people were only talking about that. it wasn't at the top of the agenda. if america can handle multiple challenges on multiple frauds, we need to go back to school. the bottom line on i was just there are a a a what guide them come behind to? yeah, you, when you pay to have a viva this the w hunt with uncompleted got, but i wanna show you what a jungle we can do about it when they're going to my going to say quito regina, you inca condition begun to do. you could tell when, who do you cook? i emailed up.

so you met harold macmillan _ and i run the country. _ and i run the country. so you met harold macmillan and i _ and i run the country. so you met harold macmillan and i take - and i run the country. so you met harold macmillan and i take it - harold macmillan and i take it didn't make you think you wanted to be a politician, but there must be some sort of media genes in the is no family, because your cousin peter and now his son dan are also tv presenters, so did you know you always wanted to be a journalist? no. i really wanted to be a troublemaker.— no. i really wanted to be a troublemaker. ,, ., ., , troublemaker. -- the snow family. after i was — troublemaker. -- the snow family. after i was sent _ troublemaker. -- the snow family. after i was sent away _ troublemaker. -- the snow family. after i was sent away from - after i was sent away from university, i have to find something to do. i was sent to a day centre for homeless and vulnerable teenagers. i stayed for three years and it taught me everything i hadn't learned at that po

that's interesting to me, james met _ front. that's interesting to me, james met with _ front.th your business had on with her tory say they don't want for the measures but of course there are a pro—business party and what the experts in london tell us is it 90% of those receiving intensive care are the unvaccinated. so where you stand when people say it's my personal choice not to have a vaccine when that does have an impact on the virus going around and around and people losing their livelihoods? jt’s around and people losing their livelihoods?— around and people losing their livelihoods? it's a very difficult balancin: livelihoods? it's a very difficult balancing act. _ livelihoods? it's a very difficult balancing act, this _ livelihoods? it's a very difficult balancing act, this one. - livelihoods? it's a very difficult i balancing act, this one. because in new york— balancing act, this one. because in new york they have gone a lot stronger _ new york they have gone a lot stronger. i have to... have to say you increasingly feel, i don't know, you increasingly feel, idon't k

i said, "have you met him before?" mcnabb with a lovely story about his friend, janice long. now it's time for a look at the weather with nick miller. hello, there has been some christmas snow to bring festive excitement in a few places before parts of england, wales and northern ireland the christmas weather so far has just been about the heavy soaking rain. this is the latest weather system that has moved through bringing snow into the pennines and scottish hills today, turning increasingly light and patchy but yet again today the lion's share of christmas sun has been in northern scotland. in terms of the rain it has been a very wet christmas so far, in katesbridge in county down. since christmas day into the first part of boxing day, nearly 60 millimetres of rain, northolt in north—west london, half a month's worth of rain in that period, on the roads plenty of standing water and spray around. it's looking somewhat drier this evening and tonight, taking some patchy rain and hillsnow further north through scotland.

when maria and i 1st met we, there were, there was no question of any romance of any. there is no spark of falling in love or something like that. we met as professionals on the concert stage, and we gave many, many conscious together and i always enjoyed it because with my and me we were so close musically that for a little discussion was needed. and when i would hear her play, it felt so close to my own feeling or my own aesthetic that it was very natural, very organic. he was only after many, many years that we actually came together as a, as, as a couple. but still, whenever we're appear on the stage together, i still count myself is very fortunate because the musical connection is a very, very natural one. so yeah, sometimes i can get in trouble if i don't conduct correctly. i'll read it here in a very strong way that should be better. we do haven't quite an open dialogue as professional musicians. and that somehow doesn't get in the way of personal dialogue as well. i can't. nagondo still maintains a full concert schedule in his free time. he enjoys windsurfing b

he was one of the greatest people i've ever met.and nelson mandela are the two leaders who ended apartheid. but you know that he was a teacher, he was a moral leader, he was a campaigner. the bodies of 16 iraqi kurds who drowned when their inflatable boat sank last month in the channel while trying to reach the uk have been returned to northern iraq. new coronavirus restrictions come into force in scotland, wales and northern ireland — to try to limit the spread of the omicron variant. hello and welcome if you're watching in the uk or around the world. archbishop desmond tutu, who helped end the racial segregation and discrimination of south africa's apartheid era, has died aged 90. a friend of nelson mandela, he was awarded the nobel peace prize in 1984 for campaigning against apartheid. the south african president, cyril ramaphosa, said the death marked another chapter in the nation's farewell to a "generation of outstanding south africans". our africa correspondent, andrew harding, looks back at his life. raise our hands and we s

this is the met averse. at least that's met his vision for the future. the company formerly known as facebook, had a rocky ride in 2021. but could this bold new plan help it faced the future? when mr. at the end of october c, e o. mark zuckerberg gave you is a taste of the met of us, a virtual world to live, work and play. at the same time, announcing a rebranding day, our company is now made a big commitment to the grand vision. however, critics called the dumping of the name facebook a distraction the company had been played with scandal and the brand name. facebook was increasingly associated with privacy breaches, dis information, the trump insurrection, and that's the main reason why the company changed their name. that came after explosive accusations from whistleblower francis hogan, who claimed facebook knew of harm that was causing vulnerable users. and that it didn't take enough action to intervene, telling d, w. facebook was too focused on english language content, moderation. mark zuckerberg has said, engaging base ranking is dangerous, as pe

mel met and bancroft in _ for me. lie to the studio. mel met and bancroft in 1961., ., life changed. there she was, on state life changed. there she was, on stage singing — life changed. there she was, on stage singing beautifully. i i stage singing beautifully. i saw her backstage and we talked and they never stopped seeing her and talking to herfor and they never stopped seeing her and talking to her for the next 45 years. her and talking to her for the next 45 years-— her and talking to her for the next 45 years. one of his most cherished _ next 45 years. one of his most cherished awards _ next 45 years. one of his most cherished awards as _ next 45 years. one of his most cherished awards as a - next 45 years. one of his most cherished awards as a medal. next 45 years. one of his most| cherished awards as a medal of arts he received from barack obama at the white house. the president was a big fan of blazing saddles. he president was a big fan of blazing saddles.— president was a big fan of blazing saddles. he loved the film. he loved _ blazing saddles. he loved

i met with the chief of police. i met with all the federal law enforcement. and i met with the state and local law enforcement. last may this year we announced an anti-violent crime initiative which focuses very much on establishing these kind of joint task force was state and local police agencies combined with all of our federal law enforcement. so that all the tools available to the department are used to help our state and local partners. we also have reinvigorated the safe street task forces which have been in effect for quite some time. all of which is to say that, this bothers me very much and the violent crime increase is one we must address and we are putting all our resources toward. thank you. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2021] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy visit ncicap.org] >> download c-span's new mobile app and state up-to-date with live video coverage of today's political events from live streams of the house and senate floor and key co

you laugh the whole time when you met him.s ago i went to see him in south africa and he was there with his family and i think that stands out because here was someone who with his family was what you saw in public, you saw what you got. and he was there surrounded by those closest to him, he was up with the news and willing to tease and to challenge and he was just the most remarkable man and he used to send fantastic e—mails, always signed off as arch, short for archbishop and tv is extraordinary. but she also knew that to his dying day he was constantly focused on jesus christ and that was where he got his sense of integrity and truth from. new coronavirus restrictions have come into force in wales, scotland and northern ireland — to try to slow the spread of the 0micron variant in the uk. borisjohnson has not announced any further restrictions in england. ministers in england aren't expected to discuss whether to impose further measures until tomorrow. it comes as nearly 6,000 flights have been cancelled around the world o

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when mario and i 1st met we, they were there was no question of any romance of any. there is no spark of falling in love or something like that. we met as professionals on the concert stage, and we gave many, many conscious together and i always enjoyed it because with mara and me, we were so close musically that for a little discussion was needed. and when i would hear her play, it felt her so close to my own feeling or my own aesthetic that it was very natural, very organic. he was only after many, many years that we actually came together as a, as, as a couple and, but still whenever we're appear on the stage together, i still count myself is very fortunate because the musical connection is a very, very natural one. so yeah, sometimes i can get in trouble if i don't conduct correctly. al ridi here in a very strong way. that should be better. we do haven't quite an open dialogue as professional musicians. and that somehow doesn't get in the way of personal dialogue as well. i can't nagondo still maintains a full concert schedule in his free time. he enjoys windsurf

save met at least two of the descendents and were there any others who you met. maybe resistance telling the stories of sure you have more to ostell about those relationships and how often that happened. >> the one that i thank you so really good, speaking about because the general has been slightly written out of the story so the americans have often taken a complete credit and justifiably because without the americans, the manpower and claims the airlift could never happened . is christian and was a possible to see a city to have million people by air and he said never been there before in history to god remember that the soviets have declared a blockade on the 'swestern effect of the berlin ait's been completely isolated. it is a bit like many bulk of is in the americans the brits and the parents were stuck inside of the city have no access to the city because the roadies in the railings across soviet germany have been cut so the only possible way to keep the city life is by air and can it be ntown. almost everyone said that it was impossible to know public th

who was in this whole of the united nations that the so called big full met. he was also here the geneva conference in 1954. was it a new chapter was set in motion for viet nam, and it's where the geneva courts on afghanistan was signed in 1988 the palace of nations in cni the house is the european headquarters at the un. how does the history of the united nations overlap with the hotel bo revise? hotel owners, jack my. i wanted to know more about the us 1st lady eleanor roosevelt stay in his family's hotel. he has an appointment with the head archivist of the united nations library. i committed to providing the caching officer to new york. it was the committee to prepare the declaration of human rights in the 1st met exclusively in new york. on this then in december 1947, the committee came to geneva to approve the text with eleanor roosevelt as its chairperson to duke of evans. it fixed. okay. that's right. that went to the sir. we have the photographs that shows eleanor roosevelt and that the holding the universal declaration of human rights and was bent on

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