so we know from the world food program, from the u.n. food and agriculture organization and others that have studied the issue that women and girls have a close to 30% higher chance of being severely food insecure than men. that is a huge number around the world. the difference is slightly less in latin america but it is still there. that means that of the 300 million people experiencing extreme hunger, nearly 50% are women and girls. which is pretty stark. so there are some questions that we have to ask ourselves about why that is. and the answers really point in most places in the world and in latin america to deep-seated inequalities that are related to the way that communities are structured, the way that families are structured, and that means that women's access to resources, access to paid employment, it's not that they are not working, they are just not getting paid for it. land ownership, and information about their rights and access to services are deeply restricted. and that means they're access to food and nutrition and the se

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world food program.s as haiti faces a crisis at his order with its neighbor the dominican republic. early this month haiti's foreign minister to mount stte amassed the board -- denounced a mass deportation policy for haitians living in the dominican republic. the nations share the island of hispaniola. let's bring in the u.n.'s world food program regional director. she returned from a humanitarian mission. tell us what you saw. describe the scenes in haiti. >> good afternoon and thank you for having us. we have been for the last year and a half working on the crisis in haiti. it is becoming difficult. we had some moments of calm and now you're seeing fighting in the streets of port-au-prince. we are seeing displacement. this basement has gone from 95,000 people to 700,000 people. we have the population of haiti with food insecurity. what can i say? the situation is grave and we need to do more in the international community to support the society there. carl: given the displacement and the growing hunger

and so don, the executive director of the world food program says to one science and looking much needed a over here to be in front of me in teams. we missing some prisons ident fuchsia . from chaos. in one case of books on sort of spears and election, georgia's president says she doesn't recognize the results and claims for protests . the beginning. dollars with $53.00 people have been killed and is really s trucks across the strips and stolen on sunday. that includes at least $46.00 palestinians in the north, where israel has maintained a siege for more than 3 weeks. michael, apple has this update. schools once safely, a sense of learning and refuge are at constant targets of is riley bombing, you know, shot to the refugee camp. several people were killed including the young girl, the roof collapsing and on the school has been targeted by his reading fluids and a large number of interest keeping up controlled school to allow the hospital, several people to main truck at the school with sheltering people from july the a refugee company and western areas of cause of israel's military say

today, according to the world food program, a significant portion of the population is food insecure. also suffers from an energy crisis, the israeli ban on the entry of fuel into gaza means that electricity production is severely limited. in 2023, before the hamas israel escalation, gaza had only 13 hours of electricity a day. جهاز يحتاج الى كهرباء منتظمه فاضطررت للبحث عن البديل وجدت البديل ان اخذ كخط كهرباء بديل بمبلغ عالي جدا بالنسبه الى وضع الاقتصادي والحج يحتاج باستمرار الى كهرباء موجوده في البيت على مدار 24 ساعه. hospitals lack basic supplies, equipment and infrastructure and are unable to handle severe cases or provide proper care for the chronically ill. حقيتوا الاحتلال يمرق الاجهزه نحن لما لما بنعمل لما نعمل بنقعد شهرين وثلاثه لما يبقى في اجهزه. يعني في حاجات سهله كثير اصلا هو الاحتلال اصلا بيقضي علينا بيقضي علينا بالبطيء قاعد قضى علينا لما ميمرق الاجهزه هتعبوت the blockade also has crippled the economy leading to high unemployment rates and widespread poverty. with nearly half of the population out of job, the gaza strip has one of the highest unemployment rates in the... da

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but earlier i spoke to cindy mccain, the executive director of the world food program. she's in port sedan and i started by asking about the situation in the camp zemzem where famine has been declared to the situations catastrophic because we have not been able to get in that scale and access has been very difficult. so i'm pleading with the world to help me gain a. 7 are access within sudan and, and be able to get to people who are suffering from famine and help stop famine. nevertheless, i've been here talking to many of the leaders here within the country. please. in our case of regard seeking to access, making sure that we, that we have, we are able to not just gain access, but we have gate crossings that are active, like audrey and others. and, and actually helping the world focus on sudan and not forget about sudan. this is a crisis and we need the dentist do it. multiple parts of the country right now are considered to be at risk of famine. now, just to make this very clear, for viewers them and as measured in the number of people who die of starvation every day,

million people, 1/3ird of the population struggle to secure enough food eat, according to the world food programبكل التنازلات من اجل اتمام عمليه صفقه تبادل اسرى قبل 7 اكتوبر ثم الحصار ثم مقاطعه مقاطعه حكومه حماس ثم الفقر ثم الاغلاق المتكلم with nearly half of the population unemployed, gaza stood as one of the regions with the highest unemployment rates globally. disturbingly, data reveals that over 80% of gazans lifed in conditions of poverty, trapped in a cycle of despair, and that was all before october the 7th. in such conditions, the residents of gaza were practically confined like prisoners. now picture. in actual prisons controlled by the israeli occupying forces. operation alaksa flood was partly aimed at securing the release of palestinian presidents. before october 7th, around 5,200 palestinians languished in israeli prisons enduring perilous and inhumane conditions. among these detainees, nearly 2,00 were handed life sentences based on unfounded charges. in these grim facilities, palestinian prisoners faced appalling treatment, suffering from torture, starvation and dehydration while.

so we know from the world food program, from the u.n. food and agriculture organization and others that have studied the issue that women and girls have a close to 30% higher chance of being severely food insecure than men. that is a huge number around the world. the difference is slightly less in latin america but it is still there. that means that of the 300 million people experiencing extreme hunger, nearly 50% are women and girls. which is pretty stark. so there are some questions that we have to ask ourselves about why that is. and the answers really point in most places in the world and in latin america to deep-seated inequalities that are related to the way that communities are structured, the way that families are structured, and that means that women's access to resources, access to paid employment, it's not that they are not working, they are just not getting paid for it. land ownership, and information about their rights and access to services are deeply restricted. and that means they're access to food and nutrition and the se

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million people, 1/3ird of the population struggle to secure enough food eat, according to the world food programنجاح، ورغم كل الوساطات. وبالرغم من تقدم حماس ب بكل التنازلات من اجل اتمام عمل صفقه تبادل اسرى قبل 7 اكتوبر ثم الحصار ثم مقاطعه مقاطعه حكومه حماس ثم الفقر ثم الاغلاق المتكرر و والسماح والمنح لبضائع والسلع التي تدخل وكانهم يتعاملوا مع حضيره حيوانات وليس مع سكان مدنيين the blockade had mercilessly crippled the economy of the gaza strip, resulting in soring unemployment rates and pervasive poverty. with nearly half of the population unemployed, gaza stood as one of the regions with the highest unemployment rates globally. disturbingly, data reveals that over 80% of gazans lived in conditions of poverty. trapped in a cycle of despair, and that was all before october the 7th. in such conditions, the residents of gaza were practically confined like prisoners. now picture them in actual prisons controlled by the israeli occupying forces. operational flood was partly aimed at securing the release of palestinian prisoners. before october 7th, around 5,200 palestinians languished in israeli priso

independent experts like cindy mccain of the world food program say it is a disaster, that children are malnourished with lifelong health effects, those who are not already starving. the population is being decimated. the attacks continue, contrary to what you said about israel having accomplished its initial goals. and according to these experts, israel is blocking aid from getting in with unreasonable searches at the border and other obstacles, so that the food is not getting to the people who desperately need it. you said there's been progress. what evidence do you have of that, and what more still needs to be done? sec. blinken: so, andrea, this is exactly why we're so intensely focused on this issue. it's why secretary austin and i wrote to our counterparts here in israel. it's why we insisted that they take concrete, specific actions to improve the situation, to enable food not only to get to gaza -- and there are trucks getting to gaza. a big part of the challenge is once they're there, it's moving them around within gaza. there are a lot of that go along with that, including law

the world food program says around half of haiti's population is suffering from acute hunger . the un agencies latest report shows more than 5000000 people on the island nation, are struggling to see themselves and their families. hunger emergency is being linked to gang violence and runaway installation. japan's prime minister for meal casita and his cabinets have resigned paving the way for his successor. she gave her we she was to take office to be tasked with restoring confidence in the scandal like government as well as a long list of political challenges. she says she planned to call a parliamentary election later this october to joke and the french far right leader marie le pen and other members of her national riley party have gone on trial over allegations of embezzling e. u funds le pen, the 9 breaking any rules as she arrived at the paris court. more than 20 senior members of her party are accused of hiring staff to work on party affairs. instead of the parliament, which paid them already is in the united states say up to $600.00 people are still missing out or hurri

he tells the bbc there are still routes to evacuate northern gaza and he claims the world food programrucks into northern gaza earlr today. he insists the idf operation is critical to keeping israelis safe. >> what has -- what hamas was planning on the seventh of october on the anniversary of last year was to conduct another launch, to launch another attack against israel from northern gaza. from the areas. so we are currently in the effort of dismantling and preventing them from regrouping. it is happening in northern gaza. i would say we will continue to operate anywhere we need to to protect israeli labs. >> along the northern border, the operation to dismtle hezbollah continues and today the attacks extended to beirut to a predominantly christian part of the country. at least 21 people killed in the village. hezbollah fighting back. a drone attack on an army base killed four israeli soldiers and injured dozens more. it is perhaps the deadliest attack on israeli soil the war began. with me this evening, formerly a general in the lebanese army and now a parliamentary member. you are

at least 2 people in the executive director of the world food program tells out just the situation in savannah is catastrophic. 25.6000000 suit off for population do not have access to enough food. pressure is mounting on japan's new prime minister to step down. author is government policies of it's was the election results in 15 years. she go to is she says he'll stay in office to avoid the political vacuum, you on the policy leadership and took over as prime minister earlier this month. rebecca vanden has more from tokyo to play with the o. d p. having lost so many seats failing to secure, not just the majority in its own right, but on site and majority with its coalition partner, they're committed to policy. that's really a very, very big place to buy c l d p and to depends new prime minister to get an issue. but the key things, in fact him that this snap collection. and clearly that was a piece of who gamble with the ended up backfiring very, very badly sites. now there is a lot of talk about the issue of being under pressure to action needs resigned to step down from the policy q

the also coming up tens of millions go hungry. incidentally, the executive director of the world food program says the warring sides are blocking much needed. a cross border fire is really strikes and living on.

world. food program says around half of haiti's population is suffering from acute hunger. the u. an agency is the latest report shows more than 5000000 people in the island nation are struggling to save themselves and their families, hunger emergency is being linked to a gang violence. and runaway installation and i mean us, at least a 130 people are dead and hundreds are unaccounted for us or hurricane holding for through south eastern states. over the weekend. emergency teams are still trying to reach people stranded fi, flooding and washed out roads. one of nato's longest serving and top officials, secretary general again, stilton burke is set to step down and hand over the reins to former dodge prime minister mark ruetta. this comes as the trans atlantic military alliance confront some of the biggest challenges since the cold war. in his new job, there will be no grace period for mark low to he takes over from you installed back as nato secretary general at the time of great uncertainty for the military alliance. time props are very proud and it is, it also feels like a huge

the new ones, world food program says it's able to feed up to a 1000000 people as long as ports remain open. even as israel widens it's offensive against his beloved, there's been no lit up in its campaign against come us and gaza. on wednesday, the is really military carried out a new round of air strikes across this trip to hamas. one health ministries, as dozens of people were killed. many of them here at the job ali, a refugee camp in northern casa, with no ceasefire in gaza or lebanon. insight civilians will continue to pay the war's highest price for us. why the care is maker is the director of doctors of the world of germany. he told us how his organization is adjusting its operations in goss. yes. is a very good question and not easy to answer because uh uh, as we hear all the reports since already one year. now. um, the or operations are really organized on a daily basis because every day something new happens we have for us to, to displays or a staff of people out for us to uh, to change their locations and uh, according to the movements all the from the east right, and the a

when striking a deal to avoid the prison telling me, he says round the world food program says around hoff of hayes, he's population is suffering from acute hunger. the un agencies latest report shows more than 5000000 people on the island are struggling to feed themselves on the families. the hunger emergency is being linked to gang violence and runaway inflation. south korea has showcased its most powerful ballistic missile for the 1st time. it can penetrate deep below ground and destroy underground bunk cuz at a ceremony for armed forces day president union, so kill one north korea that it attempts to use nuclear weapons. it will be the end of the regime. most your approval, one of nato is longest serving top officials, x ray generally and felt and bug as handed over the reins to the form adults. prime minister mock for up to and a ceremony at the military alliance has headquarters in brussels. stoughton buck handed over the gavel to his successor, who said he can't wait to get still said stone bug said the router has the perfect background, often juggling the interests of full coa

and realize, well, just as when striking a deal to avoid further present who's how the c i a world food program says around half of haiti's population is suffering from acute hunger. the un agencies latest report shows more than 5000000 people in the island. nieces are struggling to feed themselves and their families. hunger emergency is being linked to gang violence and runaway and police. stories in the united states say up to 600 people are still missing. after hurricane helene batter the country se at least a $130.00 have been confirmed that so far. emergency teams are still trying to reach those stranded by flooding and washed out roads. it was one of the most devastating storms in american history. hurricane hill lane inflicted immense destruction across 6 states and the southeast, north carolina was hit hardest, with record high water levels, causing most of the debts. houses have been stranded and millions uh without power . um we lost power thursday night. so between thursday night and friday morning, we haven't had power water. very low on food. florida has also been severely affected

as israel's military operation is destroy the agricultural sector. world food program was the supplies could, will not quickly if these very rates continue. the you and organization says that sizes of factors of farm land in southern lebanon, have been burned or abandoned, and crops are rushing in the field and runs farther. minnesota, all of us are like, she is a docking and diplomatic to the middle east. starting with saudi arabia. the trip aims to address regional issues and to seek ways to hold israel's assaults on garza and 11 on. or either said, mother, how long had it in federal we have repeatedly state inside. iran does not seek to escalate attention or engage in us. and although we almost afraid of home, we are fully prepared in every way and all that. or if they want to test our results, as i mentioned here, they are welcome to do so. we are ready for any scenario for any situation. our armed forces are a complete readiness at 100 percent. they have identified won't necessarily project it on us. a soto has more from to hong unless friday's during the public sermon be ready an

the world food program has one that supplies could run out quickly if the is raining rates continue. the u. n. organization says that thousands of heck, days of farm land and southern lebanon has been bent or abandoned. and that crops are rushing in the field. or there are bombings in air strikes. so we escaped. we don't know what happened to our home. whether it was boomed or not, we got the documents and escaped. we've been on the streets in lebanon for the last 2 days. same goes, we hear no one. yvonne's foreign minister, a bus at all. she is on a diplomatic, towards the middle east. he was at a number of countries including se ravia. the trip ends to address regional issues and seek ways to hold as rails assaults, 1011 on either a ship model or how long try to reschedule. we have repeatedly state inside. iran does not seek to escalate attention or engage in us, although we almost afraid of where we are fully prepared in every way and all that or if they want to test our results. as i mentioned here, they are welcome to do so. we are ready for any scenario for any situation i will

reporter: [indiscernible] it is another week of misery in haiti, there was a report from the world food programbout the hunger. what more can the u.s. due to improve the situation in haiti and is it considerable that the -- will be lifted? sec. jean-pierre: i can't predetermine what tps status will be, that's not something i can do from here. as you know, that's a decision with dhs and the state department, they decide the tps in the best way to move forward so not gonna get into a hypothetical about that. as it relates to haiti more broadly and the question of instability and what's happening , despite that and the instability that continues, the recent deployment is a unique opportunity to build a foundation of security and bring hope to haitians that deserve to live their lives free of violence. to that end, the united states has delivered well over $300 million to support the nsf mission while urging the international community to support that mission as well. the united states will continue to hold those undermining hades institutions and committing serious human rights abuses accountable.

bigger than the world food program, bigger than unicef.ich this whole aid effort is built. as you said, israel has long had unrwa in its sights before october 7th. it accused the agency of spreading extremist ideology through its schools, perpetuating the palestinian narrative on refugees, of the right of palestinian refugees to return to what is now israel. now israel is really turning the screws. it is notable that this legislation passed with votes from the left, from the right and from the center in the israeli parliament. this was not a project of the extreme right. the u.s. is warning israel not to move ahead with implementing this legislation. you mentioned those comments by the u.s. ambassador to the united nations. they are some of the strongest we have heard from the u.s. this entire war. she talked about israel blocking food getting into northern gaza where that massive air strike took place earlier today. she said, the united states rejects any israeli efforts to starve palestinians in northern gaza or anywhere else. i think th

can no, nothing like this era or the world food program says food diversity as well as a lack of food is having severe consequences for palestinians in gaza. and while it's has the food data available to help those in desperate need of it too often it's jammed at the border or looted when it finally does get in. it says widespread desperation and destruction in gaza has caused a breakdown in law in order. all the fresh food is not there. and that's a big challenge scares us treat prior to the try. the g of the 7th of october before people were actually having all the front range of food into the gas trip. the time is now is that they are relying on process canceled. brent and a bit of a whole to me. you don't find very in most of the area, there's no more curtain in place. the fruits and vegetables in the north, they are practically known in the south. just know if you want to buy one kid, you have to me to. it's a 100 us dollars. you choose to be prior to want to cycle how people survive with such a, an access to a proper diversity. and i'm seeing this with, let's see, more excited s

the world food program released a statement saying no food has reached northern gaza since october 1st warning that the area is officially at risk of famine. joining us from tel aviv is danielle. good morning or good afternoon to you. the other thing closely watched in the region is this potential and possibly likely israeli response to iran's attacks. tell me about all of this and how it's playing out. >> reporter: good evening from tel aviv where the sun is setting which meetings yom kippur is going to be coming to an end shortly. everybody around the region really knows it is a matter of time before this israeli response will happen following the barrage of missiles by iran on october 1st. according to two diplomats in the region iran has been warning arab states in the gulf including saudi arabia not to allow israel to use their airspace in any retaliatory strike. if they did, iran would consider those country participants in the war. analysts believe it is possible israel will go straight there iraq and syria despite their warnings to go straight for iran but we will see how it al

an air strike also destroyed the northern gaza's last functioning bakery, supported by the world food programof the horrors from the past week. social media was flooded with videos showing families, children, and babies pulled from the rubble, along with the victims of the wreck shootings by israeli forces on the ground. we also saw the relentless targeting of those exposing these atrocities, journalists. just four days ago, a cameraman was filming the aftermath of the bombardments and the ground offensive, something he did every day as part of his job, and then this happened. wearing his press vest, he was shot by a sniper in the neck in front of his colleagues. he is now in critical condition and left paralyzed with little access to care, according to the committee to protect journalists. he is really military has yet to comment. to those of us following this war, it all feels eerily familiar, because we have been here before. in fact, one year ago today, the israeli military issued its first evacuation orders for northern gaza, displacing over 1 million palestinians from their homes. a few

the u.n., the world food program, cindy mccain leading that program, have said it is an absolute disasterucks in, 28, the other day, which is a fraction of what went in before the war, the 700, 800 a day, but at the same time the 28 or so that got in never got to the people who need it because israel kept attacking that area in northern gaza. so the president, the secretary of state are saying that attack has to stop as the defense minister gallant who is meeting with blinken right now has said in the past the war in gaza should be over and now it should be reconstruction, figuring out governance for gaza, but first and foremost getting the hostages home. i talked to a former hostage, she was held hostage for 51 days, she gave me graphic descriptions of what took place, but her husband keith, 65 years old, is still being held. this is her plea, she will be meeting with other american hostages with secretary blinken tonight. this is what she told me. >> what do you want secretary blinken to do? >> i want to tell him that now is the time to push and he's got responsibility. keith is an amer

the world food program has one that supplies could run out quickly if the rates continue. the u. n. organization says that thousands of hector is a farm land and southern level and have been bent or abandoned and crops of rushing in the field. there are bombings in air strikes, so we escaped. we don't know what happened to our home, whether it was boomed or not. we got our documents and escaped. we'd been on the streets in lebanon for the last 2 days. in gold, we hear no. for an audi, we've mentioned that $1200000.00 people and now displaced in 11 on tell us about the amount of terry and situation and what's happening to these people who's looking after them in a country that has seen yes of financial collapse was the humanitarian situation has been to tell you, they think over the past few weeks, especially in the last 10 days when it was started, it's well on a b route on bay with southern sub and the talking different cities and towns. now, there are hundreds of thousands of refugees who are trying to of find the play, see the in schools or in the open spaces. and the governme

now the world food program has launched an emergency appeal saying it needs a $100000000.00 just to feed people until the end of this year. the after the is really military killed has below leader. how sudden those are all in a major attack and they route on friday. hopes of the escalations are fading. and as the bombing continues, its people with the least who are paying the greatest price for the car out to 0 for inside story. the whole about guess today of joining us from the lebanese capital bay roots and we have dr. gus on i will say to who's worked as a was search in in level and gauze of syria and elsewhere in the middle east. he's a professor of conflict medicine at the american university of a root. maureen fillable is the 11 and country director of the norwegian refugee council. and all with diamond is the founder of the international networks, age, relief and assistance, and was previously a correspondent for cnn based in 11 and welcome to all of you and thank you for joining us on the inside story. let me start with you. uh, what, cuz you know, lebanon very well. you've looke

about 11 is for the security is military operations destroying the agricultural sector, the world food program, one supplies could run out quickly if he is ready evades, continue. you and organizations says that fires as effective as a farm, lived in southern level, have been burned or abundant and crops, or washing in the fields along this phone. and most of us are like, she is in boxing on a diplomatic tour. the middle east starts with saudi arabia. the trip aims to address the regional issues and seek ways to hold as well as assaults on garza and 11 on is either a shed model or how long had it in federal we have repeatedly state inside. iran does not seek to escalate tension or engage and to be less and although we are not afraid of what we are fully prepared in every way they want to test our results. as i mentioned here, they are welcome to do so. we are ready for any scenario for any situation. our armed forces are a complete readiness at 100 percent. they have identified won't necessarily project it on the well, let's us out as joining us now from a turn from the, the broad goals of thi

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diverse countries of the world are taking different steps, different programs on the increase in fish consumption, especially among young people. young people are switching to fast foodst pace of life, want to spend as little time as possible on cooking, yes, that's why fast food is on the first line there. if in the soviet union only one day was fish - thursday, then less doctors and nutritionists urge to eat seafood more often. fish, then you can eat it quite often, that is, three or four times a week, different fish is quite, quite suitable. it's not just about protein, in fact, fish protein, it is indeed easier to digest, especially if it is dietary fish, but there is also a matter of healthy fats, that is, this is our health, this is our youth, this is our beautiful skin, so the fishing industry has been tasked with increasing the number of fish lovers, a plant in kislovodsk has been doing this for a long time, rainbow and gold trout are grown here, the main thing, of course, is to feed it, you can come, watch how the fish grow, even fish, and then enjoy fish kebabs in special gazebos with barbecues, the design capacity of the plant is 45 tons, but for the last

speaking of one of the innovative programs thrks food composting program, which we are one of the first cities in the world to roll out such a composting program in 1999. we have been in a continual upward cycle of collecting at the peak. we were at 700 tons of organic material collected per day and that big drop is covid. we are still in recovery period now. some is due to economic growth. we are not fully back, the city isn't back, some has to do with some of our recycling composting program s dropped off as well because we are in the post-covid era so we need to increase outreach and education to the public. we have a codified goal of cutting land fill rate in half by the year 2030. mentioned earlier by maurice. if you just look at recology's portion of the pie, they are touching 70 percent of what we are landfilling is handled by recology. if we just look at that, if we want them to reach their 2030 goal, they need to find a home basically recycle or eliminate all most 170 thousand tons of material per year, so that is a lot of material that we need to recover by the year 2030. that requires some signi

food, then ... hello, the information channel on the first one starts working live, this is the program time will tell, studios ruslan astashka, olesya loseva is in the spotlight of all the world'sedia, the escalation in the middle east, the situation there is heating up, tonight the israeli army began ground raids in southern lebanon, this is how the israeli military explained it. idf troops began limited, localized and targeted raids against hezbollah terrorist targets in the border region of southern lebanon. the idf is acting in accordance with a methodical plan developed by the general staff and the northern command, to which our soldiers have been preparing for the past months. the israeli air force and idf artillery are supporting ground forces in precision strikes against military targets in the area. the events of tonight developed rapidly, long before yesterday. before the operation itself began , unconfirmed reports appeared in the western media that israel was about to begin military action, this whole story was actively fueled by journalists. foreign reporters are calling today's shelling from israel the most intense in the past 7 days, 95 people died, 172 were inju

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