[music - "uncle satchmo's lullaby"] - (singing) ♪ lu la lu la lu, lu la lu la ly. ♪ ♪ uncle satchmo'shis tune to you, because i just finished recording it with a little 11-year-old child, german girl of course, by the name of gabriele. and she's smart as a whip. she remind me so much of sharon, that i thought i'd just send you this tune, "uncle satchmo's lullaby." isn't it beautiful? [girl singing in german] - (louis singing) ♪ and i say good night. how do you like my german, baby? [speaking german] [girl singing in german] - i'm the only child louis armstrong ever had. he knew it, my mother knew it, and i know it too. - [scatting] - thoughhe feeling was fleeting, in those moments, i felt close to him, like he really was there. but he wasn't. and by age 10, after all the questions, after all the secrets, i finally found out why. - here's johnny. [applause] - i was, as usual, perched in front of the television set, alone in my thoughts while i waited for my father to sit in johnny carson's chair on "the tonight show." this was a big deal for me, a big deal for any african american who

it's one of the artists featured this year is san francisco's ye ying lu. her work is well known. you've likely seen it, used it, just didn't know it. here's nbc bay area's via advantage. >> yi means happy, and ying means creative. >> yi ying, lu's name best describes not just her, but her art. everyone has access to her work, and you've likely used it. >> i made these six emojis that's available on your phone, and it starts with the dumpling emoji. >> her grandpa encouraged her to draw at a young age. >> yeah, my grandpa used to give me crayons and pencils and would just take me to the park and play with little insects and, you know, draw. >> reporter: born and raised in shanghai, lu found comfort in drawing when studies got stressful. >> so i ended up went to one of the most sort of tough selective high school and did math and science. so like one way of really relieve the stress is actually drawing. so drawing become therapeutic. >> you're in s.t.e.m. and you're also in design and creative. >> uh-huh. >> how did you blend those? >> i realized that using computer technology, som

as we approached the camp and turning around is no longer an option, aka lu doesn't hesitate. when a closed ice sheet appears in front of us, our small boat becomes an ice breaker. ah . when we go ashore and set up camp, it's clear that we have accomplished something that was long considered impossible traveling some 300 kilometers into the fjord. in mid october we pitch our tent in the freezing cold. there is no room for us and our equipment and the small hunting cabins, but we came prepared with thick sleeping bags and what musk ox fir neatly minky, will into a rice shoe we tissue normally. normally we do in our church tradition of a we came group to same meet as moscow seal on with everything wash. and this is me. wow. outside in the bitter cold we eat, monkey wail, goulash with pieces of blubber and coarsely cut meat. the inward delicacy proves a bit too much to handle, for our inexperienced pallets and stomachs. but hunger is not what is stopping us from crawling into our sleeping bags after this long day. ah, out of nowhere, a strong wind grows into a storm and we quickl

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tonight from "white lotus," haley lu richardson is with us.ter, a talented singer-songwriter from greenwich, connecticut, this is her album, "history of a feeling." madi diaz from the mercedes eq stage. this week, we've got new shows with great guests including will ferrell, jean smart, janelle monae, colson baker, aka machine gun kelly. with music from charley crockett, the linda lindas, rita wilson and smokey robinson. our first guest is an old pal with a new sitcom with a young woman named mayan lopez, who is both his real-life and tv daughter, "lopez vs. lopez" airs friday nights on nbc. please welcome george lopez. [ applause ] ♪ >> thank you! >> jimmy: welcome. >> jimmy: how are you? >> i'm good. >> jimmy: you were in dallas last night at the cowboys game. i saw you on tv. >> what's the dallas, what's their slogan? >> jimmy: it's dallas with the cowboys? it's america's team. what? is there another one? >> i don't know. >> jimmy: oh. >> but it's quite a stadium, jimmy. i mean, everybody is drinking, kids, everybody is all happy. baby helm

now it's a symbol of lu beck. our drawn flies back inland and over the palaces and parks of potsdam and berlin. through the centuries, leading architects and landscape artists have integrated the palaces and parks to impressive effect. ah, the combination of building and garden design comes together as exempt coons to bear a synthesis of the arts. ah ah . the beginnings date back to 1745. when frederick the great had san sushi palace built to serve as his summer residence. this maids only pleasant in the rococo style was his favorite spot to day, even if relatively small, it's potsdam is best known palace. the art loving king spent his summer months here . philosophizing with bolt hair and playing music with karl felipe emanuel boss. this is where he could forget his problems, be sol, so see, or without a care as he called the palace in french. the palace has only 12 rooms in total, but there elaborately decorated with plaster reliefs, gold and marble. o frederick the great spent his winter's in the potsdam city p

one of the artists is ye ying lu. the work is well-known. you've likely seen it and used it.re's gia vang. yi means happy. >> reporter: her name best describes not just her but her art. everyone has access to her work, and you likely used it. >> i made these six emojis that's available on your phone. and it starts with the dumpling emoji. >> reporter: her grandpa encouraged her to draw at a young age. >> my grandpa would give me crayons and pencils and take me to the park and play with little insects and draw. >> reporter: born and raised in shanghai, lu found comfort in drawing when studies got stressful. >> i went to one of the selective high schools and did math and science. so like one way of really relieve the stress is actually drawing. so drawing becomes therapeutic. >> reporter: are you both in s.t.e.m. and design and creative. >> uh-huh. >> reporter: how did you blend those? >> i realized using computer technology, sometimes can you do multiple versions, change colors, and the vector illustration allows to you scale it to any size you want. >> reporter: in 2008 while

an early version of globalization lu beck's old town is dominated by red brick facades . immediately recognizable is the holston gate. the brick gothic structure is a remnant of the city's fortifications. now it's a symbol of lu beck are drawn flies back inland and over the palaces and parks of potsdam and berlin. through the centuries, leading architects and landscape artists have integrated the palaces and parks to impressive effect. ah, the combination of building and garden design comes together as exempt coons to bear a synthesis of the arts. ah, ah. the beginnings date back to 1745. when frederick the great had san susi palace built to serve as his summer residence. this maze only pleasants in the rico style was his favorite spot to day even of relatively small it's potsdam, best known palace. the art loving king spent his summer months here, philosophizing with bolt hair and playing music with karl felipe emmanuel boss. this is where he could forget his problems, be sol, so see, or without a care as he called the palace in french. the palace has only 12 rooms in total, but the

i ponder and i see a little boy a political ear lu, positive holiday little boy who is here. he's us on one of the law whole polyamory here though. yes, he has it in your internet will. will our contin ah the sheer importance of football in argentinean life was crystallized when mauricio mercury. the multi millionaire, former chairman of boca became president of argentina. he also became a figure of hate for fans of other clubs who accused him of using presidential influence to favor buck. during his stewardship at le bonbon era, the barest province had brutally attacked visiting fans, leading to a court case. the judge requested information from the club in dante policy and they will come out. he shall marketing larry pond esick whisky. they look like he throw the social they woke up. no. so they put in the agreed and wound or whatever. and what so she wanted a pfizer. there. my name again. ethan is when i kimberly go more. saves him for a horse foreman. told him i love you. alicia death include cornell yankees who was the president ala, i believe in recent times, the river

back to you, bianca. >> kristie lu stout, back to you. thank you. >>> hospital admissions for the flu in the u.s. have dropped for a second straight week. the cdc says almost all states are seeing high levels of respiratory viruses and it may get worse as people gather for the holidays. cnn's elizabeth cohen has more. >> reporter: bianca, while hospitalizations for flu are going down slightly, flu is still rampant in most of the united states. let's take a look at this map. any state in red or orange or purple, they have high or very high levels of flu. you'll notice that's almost the entire country. now as i said, flu hospitalizations are going down. sings the end of november they've been coming down slightly but still they could change course and go up especially as people come back from holiday travel. speaking of holiday travel, extreme cold has gripped most of the united states. here's some tips on how to stay safe in this kind of weather. first of all, dress infants warmly, more warmly than you would dress yourself. check on elderly

what are they doing, lu ? , ., asylum-seekers. what are they doing, lu ?y are limiting access to health care and downgrading - lucy? they are limiting access to i health care and downgrading some lucy? they are limiting access to - health care and downgrading some of the legal— health care and downgrading some of the legal advice that some asylum—seekers might be able to have access— asylum—seekers might be able to have access to _ asylum—seekers might be able to have access to it _ asylum—seekers might be able to have access to it. they are also seeking to quadruple the amount of time that somebody— to quadruple the amount of time that somebody could be held at a processing centre. one of the processing centre. one of the processing centres they are talking about _ processing centres they are talking about is— processing centres they are talking about is mine stunned in cans which has been _ about is mine stunned in cans which has been in — about is mine stunned in cans which has been in the news in the last months — has been in the news in the last month

i'm kristie lu stout in hong kong. from the front lines to the white house, ukrainian president zelenskyy is on his way to washington for his first foreign trip since russia's invasion began. the house committee votes to makes six years of donald trump's taxes public. we'll discuss what this means for the former president. and 70 billion people are under winter alerts in the united states as a phenomenon known as a bomb cyclone develops. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> for ten months, ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy has delivered messages of determination and defiance from inside his country, amid russia 's unrelenting assault. but at this hour, he is traveling outside the ukraine for the first time since the war began and is headed to washington. i was visited in the hours ahead with a meeting at president joe biden at the white house, as well as an address to a joint meeting of congress. the white house says mr. biden invited his ukrainian counterpart to underscore the united states enduring commitment to ukraine. in a tweet, mr. z

learn something new on book notes plus lu conversations with authors and historians.ter words" brings together nonfiction authors with influential interviewers for wide-ranging, hourlong conversations. and on about books, question talk about -- we talk about the business of books. if find all of our podcasts by downloading the free c-span now app or wherever you get your podcasts. ♪ ♪♪ >> stuart stuart scheller is a man of controversy. he came to an event of mine last night, and he spoken about his fight mt. military. in the military. there were two things that struck me about everything that we talked about last night. number one, he never needed to change the facts, he never needed to make it perm. he would have the moral courage to stand the up and do the right thing because it was the right thing. andd when they hit him, he got back up. now, you and i would say that's enough, but when they hit him again, he got right back up. and he kept right on going. when they told him he was going to jail, he got right on in there. he said, bring it on. seven days a week, 24 h

one crucial term does not appear in bill gates, official literature lu, philanthropy, capitalism. and it was an idea that you can essentially marry some of the ideas of corporate growth and corporate profit making with the goals of philanthropy. and this is problematic because is leading people to think that tact billionaires will somehow save us when actually they won't, they art and some of their practices actually compound the very problems of environmental degradation. bill gates has taken on an urgent problem to eradicate the diseases that affect the african cassava, which he calls the most interesting vegetable in the world. but how, like always, with a technological miracle. ah, missing. so this is the plat clinic in the city level at what he may have. oratory is strictly called it. no one knows what goes on that behind closed doors with you see he come, do you have any guidelines that would a forbid any g m a programs would be funded? gimme one second. i'm surprised that e would be involved in the project opportunities for $15000000.00. gates has had the most interesting v

again, the congress remains firm lu committed to supporting the administration as it continues to work to secure the release of paul whelan and all those who put putin has unjust lu detained. >> nancy pelosi just a short time ago. i want to bring in ned price, good to see you. if you can give us an update, can you tell us where brittney griner is right now and how long it might be before she's in the arms of her loved ones? >> what i can say is brittney griner issen opt her way home to the united states. as you know, the transfer took place earlier today in the uae. there was a senior state department official flying home with her, akpaebing her home our special enjoy who has been this really constant contact with brittney griner's network and legal representation over the course of the past nine months or so. he was truly gratified to be there on the tarmac to greet brittney. he relayed back to us that she was all smiles when he saw her for the fist time this morning and vice versa. and i know that they are locking forward to being in each other's warl embrace. >> what will ha when sh

the good lu, i'm good at you. we feel bottles with hot water somewhere. i already hit a hot water bottle. as for food for the fridge, we try not to buy anything like that. which was the golden local, bought them from just as we speak. a surprise. the power comes by con. gotcha. and so does the heat for a while, at least whenever victor doesn't have electricity. he comes here a small prefab installed by the authorities, so that residents can charge their phones and warm themselves up around the stove. a short drive away is butcher. the city council is now a rallying point for those without electricity. it is one of thousands of wide presidents. zalinski calls invincibility centers on the father of act. the butcher city council is now a social hub where a generator works and where you can charge fines. and most people don't come here for social services, but because there is no electricity at home, no water at home. here you can collect water. you can connect to the internet. here resident study work and stay in touch with the relatives online or over the y

little of don't ask and lu hands could for so am i supposed to sit there and teach that? that was wonderful. and then there were shred, alton, city of the russians occupied could be axed on the 3rd day of the war and controlled the town for more than 6 months. daily life is difficult. there is no running water and power outages of frequent. the question of who collaborated with the russians also looms the newly installed ukrainian town administrator is clear. so from the carrier but i saw it on her them. if we talk about doctors they took the hippocratic label, you have to help anybody who's in need rep from a lot of the co would. but these people had a choice to swallow my but they could either cooperate or not. well, the most of us will fact were many teachers who quit after the russians arrived, that will offer it, but without avail. another, those who took part in training by the russians all who received payment, sir, under the spotlight, cousin jenko, is convinced he will not be charged. he was sent here by another school and carried on getting his ukrainian salary.

they say the streets are empty cnn's kristie lu stout has that report. >> in this restaurant, in wuhanna getting the table is in difficult. they said even though china revised most of his covid-19 restrictions, customers of its return when -- >> it is a wary reopening in wuhan, which was the epicenter of the covid-19 pandemic three years ago. >> many small business owners say that even though people are free to move, about their less customers than before, the streets aren't bustling like they once, for and some businesses remain closed. restaurant owners say people are still afraid of covid. >> now the things have opened up, it also means the positive cases are all out, no one comes to the restaurant. >> last wednesday china lifted many of its strict covid restrictions, following protests against the zero covid policy. in many cases qr codes are no longer needed to enter public spaces, mass testing has been rolled back, and some people are allowed to quarantine at home, but as more people resumed, there are fears of more scenes like this, a line of people waiting outside of a fever cl

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no more. lu, i'm with us, it's seeking to turn the conflict into a prolonged armed confrontation aimed at exhausting ukraine and our partners. there were now concerns that any new russian assault could come from neighbouring bell roofs. his armed forces continue to hold combat readiness drills close to its border with ukraine or correspondent mic connelly was in cave. as the missiles struck, i asked him about the day where did he stand? it started with a lot of bangs here in key or something. we haven't had quite some time out, seemingly. that was the air defense system here working, but pretty close to us in the center of give. this is a real sign that russia still has many more cruise missiles and other options disposal than ukraine would want. we've heard from the crane or thirty's, they say they were able to deal with were able to shoot down about 3 course. the missiles that were launched against you crank day 60 out of 76. but it does seem especially outside of care of where the tents are better. lots of strategic targets been hit, lots of power outages here in central kia pistol.

so not only the visitors, but also those of us who live here. lu sales stadium is where the world cup final is going to be held. in the meantime, i'm ok with the shop to the head of the silencing of a renowned skimming american journalist ah, a doable pouring of grief and condemnation. and yet no accountability, a thorough investigation into the final moments of her life and its untimely end at the hands of israeli forces. the killing of shibby mclaughlin on a jessia. understand the differences and similarities of cultures across the world center might have when you call home, we'll put you can use in current affairs that matter to you with hello there, i'm this dante and our hall with the headlines here on al jazeera friends lead him annual max is in the u. s. on the 1st state visit of the biden presidency. the leaders have discussed a number of global issues and have jointly condemned russia's war in ukraine. today we were firm the france, the united states, together with all our allies, our, all our nato allies in european union, g 7 stand as strong as ever against russia's brutal

getting any help here for our practical lessons or clinical works anyhow. bamberg, which had named lu you, there's will not be an easy decision, but both of them know, this is what gimme have to eventually do. and that does it for today is more started from the region on our website, d, w dot com, forward slash geisha. and as over you can follow us on facebook and twitter projected into moreover and see you tomorrow. good. by making the headlights and what's behind them. d. w, news, africa, the show that faculty issues shaping the continent life is slowly getting back to normal. yeah. well, the seems to give you in the report on the inside, our correspondence is on the ground reporting from across the continent and all the french stuff, the mazda u. d. w, who's africa every friday on dw blue, what people have to say matters to us. mm. that's why we listen to their stories. reporter every weekend on d w. ah, you energy ministers kick the can a down the road once again. after failing to agree on a blog, why gas price caps this time around. the race is on to overcome their divisions by n

i'm kristie lu stout. and just ahead, after years shrouded in secrecy, donald trump's tax documents set to be released just days from now. what the public may finally learn about the former u.s. president's personal finances, ahead. >>> volodymyr zelenskyy heads to washington. the ukrainian president preparing for a day of high stakes meeting on his first foreign trip since the russia invasion began. >>> and 70 million people are under winter alerts in the united states as a phenomenon known as a bomb cyclone develops. >>> in the coming hours, ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy will be in washington for his first trip outside ukraine since the war began ten months ago. the white house says president joe biden invited mr. zelenskyy to underscore the united states' enduring commitment to ukraine. the two leaders are set to meet at the white house. the visit will coincide with an announcement by mr. biden of another aid package for ukraine, totalling almost $2 billion, which will include the highly advan

let's go live now to hong kong, and cnn's kristie lu stout.knowing how unreliable the figures are that often come out of china officially, are you even able to get a true understanding of the number of covid infections there? >> yeah, at this moment, we don't have that. that's the concern is rising, about the true scale of a covid-19 infection across china. as you pointed out, official figures are unreliable for a number of reasons, especially right now, they're unreliable because china is carrying out less testing them before, as it unwinds from years of its zero covid policy. and not only that, we also that china has recently narrowed its definition of what constitutes a covid related death. now, according to the official figures for this month, for december, china's only officially reported eight covid related deaths. which is surprisingly no low number, given the evidence that has been mounting, showing surging infections and even deaths across the country. for example, in the capital, beijing, a cnn team there has filmed evidence of a pac

here's ted lu earlier today. put out a statement on social media saying what he's going to focus on is hunter biden's laptop. it's more relevant than that. he's concerned what twitter was saying about hunter biden's laptop. he also went on media and talked about how he wants to kickoff members like adam schiff. is a focus on revenge, a focus on irrelevant committees and a focus on irrelevant investigations does not help the american family. so we urge that he doesn't go down the stupid dark paths. >> sean: they're the party of investigation. by the way, you forgot the commitments to america which is a positive agenda to clean up joe biden and your mess. anyway, that's pretty rich coming from the democratic cabal that went out on the steele dossier, the phony russian hoax. they did everything in their power to distract you with one baseless conspiracy theory after the other. joe and hunter biden are not supposed to be above the law but we have one justice system for democrats and another one for republicans. team

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and kristie lu stout is joining me. this is the perfect storm.g me last hour that you've got rl relatively low vaccination rates with a vaccine that not that effective and a population terrified of the whole thing anyway and chinese new year coming up. what could possibly go wrong. >> and now we're seeing a surge in cases and a situation that is appearing to be extremely dangerous for hundreds of millions plus people across china. look, we're seeing the chaos play off with the change of the reporting structure, it will now be china cdc that is updating the covid case counts. it remains to be seen if it will truly be daily. but what is interesting is earlier today china cdc reported that there were only zero covid related deaths in the last six days leading up to sunday which runs counter to some of the data coming from from other cities and provinces. we talked about one report of a million new cases every day. a big province, but still a significant tally. >> so will the chinese people believe these numbers? do they have access to the other side

>> how do you not know -- i might be haley lu richardson. >> jimmy: this is all very, very confusing. >> okay. every year for my birthday, i like to get a tattoo. that's my present for myself. i do it ankle down, socks instead of sleeves. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: can i ask -- just to begin, what -- how old were you when this started? >> 2 years old. >> jimmy: as a baby? 2 years old? >> that's what happens when you grow up in hollywood. right to it. no, okay. no, i started when i was 20. and it's ankle down so that when i'm working on set, i don't have to spend a lot of time covering them up. >> jimmy: right. hike mike tyson didn't think that through when he went with his face as the palette for his tattoo. >> yeah, exactly. >> jimmy: ankle down only? >> yes. and a couple of years ago i was really into soup. >> jimmy: what? >> and i got a matza ball soup tattooed on my ankle. >> jimmy: you were really into soup for a while? >> i think always really into soup. [ cheers ] >> jimmy: this is -- >> look, you know what the problem is. here's the thing. i will always love soup, so i don't regre

ted lu writes in this left wing democrat.ead these breathily twitter supplemental files from matt taibbi so you don't have. to say here is the summary, twitter disagreed with the fbi. matt taibbi comes back with a tweet it's very odd that people like ted lu think the fbi dhs relationship with twitter and other platforms is a partisan story. it's taken place in republicans and democrats administration. this should concern everyone. that is exactly my feeling. if you are at a another network at another newspaper, you should be more concerned. forget about about who you voted for. >> you didn't think it was possible for our law enforcement agencies to play a role like that. i didn't think it was possible from what i know now. let alone what happened at facebook and google and everything else. >> steve: it goes back to the origin of who in the intel community said it was russian disinformation then it was scattered to the wind and now here we are. investigation to come. >> brian: now to a fox news alert. a massive winter storm is

so let's go right now to kristie lu stout, she is live in hong kong.es it move by the national health commission tell you about what is really going on there? >> reporter: takes it is a puzz move and it appears that china could be concealing negative information about its covid-19 outbreak. the top health body has essentially stopped producing daily covid case numbers and saying that all information would instead be published by the china cdc. and today china cdc issued a report and reported zero deaths in the six days leading up to sunday, which is of course very striking given the day it coming from chinese provinces and cities. for example a port city, 9 million people live there, health officials are reporting half a million new covid infections every day. and in a majoring firefightering hub in the south, home to 10 million people, officials there are seeing between 250,000 and 350,000 new cases a day. and in a province just south of shanghai, officials are reporting more than 1 million covid cases every day. context is key. this is a province of

. >> the unity government calls on the usc building on this reside lu resolution to take further action to end the military junta and its crimes. >> russia, china and india argued that the resolution would destabilize the situation in myanmar. it does not stipulate to strong measures such as barring weapons exports by u.n. member states. >>> officials in taiwan say they detected 39 chinese military air craft and three naval vessels around taiwan during the 24 hours through thursday morning. the defense ministry says one unmanned aircraft crossed the median line in the taiwan strait. it says 29 planes flew over waters south of the median line into taiwan's air defense identification zone. they included j-16 fighters, h-6 bombers, and y 20 refueling aircraft. the ministry says some passed over the bashi channel between taiwan and the philippines and entered areas southeast of taiwan before taking the same route back to china. the aircraft carrier iin the pacific ocean near japan's okinawa prefecture. japan is alsoonducting joint the st chi sea.ith rsia in >>> the covid wave sweeping throu

i'm lu kwesa i'm lukwesa burak. the headlines: one of the worst winter storms in living memory is covering much of the united states and canada, bringing heavy snow and freezing temperatures. —45 celsius was recorded in one town in the us state of montana. here in the uk, the railways came to a standstill earlier than usual this chrismas, after another walk—out over pay and conditions. the un has criticised a taliban ruling that bars afghan women from working for aid agencies, saying it violates their most fundamental rights. last week, the hardline rulers announced women were banned from attending university. french police and protesters have clashed for the second day running in central paris. the unrest was caused by a deadly shooting on friday at a kurdish cultural centre. those are the headlines on bbc news. now on bbc news, zelensky: the making of a president. for weeks, volodomyr zelensky has been leading from the front as ukraine resists russia's invasion. explosion comforting the war�*s many victims, berati

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kristie lu stout.grant wahl collapsed while covering friday's argentina-netherlands match. he was just 49 years old. tributes continue to pour in for the u.s. soccer journalist. this from secretary blinken who said, i so appreciated grant wahl whose essence of the beautiful game but also the world around it. and now to the reaction of the sudden passing. do we know how he died or a cause of death? >> reporter: no, we don't know that yet, ana, obviously, we do know that travel and remains have been repatriated to the u.s. i understand they're back home, roughly 8:30 this morning, accompanied by an official in doha. but we don't have further details. we do know that an autopsy is planned at some point. really all we have to go on at this point is what grant wahl himself said about his health in the days before his passing. that he had been struggling with bronchitis or a similar condition that he had felt a tightening of the chest. that he had been a workaholic and burning the candle at both ends. what i

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