this does not mean at all that the zhirinovites should be united in the apple party. ah, the miro begins nikolaevich that putin's supporters that the party is the most totalitarian political organization in our country. i'm always about this apple slow down. no need to slow down anything do. yes, there, apparently, the disputes went a little break very short in our show, you don’t know who is hiding with clues, and with avito you know for sure that you will profitably sell your smartphone a dress or a guitar, just place ads and it will be seen all over the country, and the view and delivery will send your parcel to any city in russia very conveniently. the most popular tv show in russia mask we have the second semi-final of the show mask special guests and favorite participants prostate number mother-in-law fantastic it was impossible to stop smiling i stop breathing. this crown rightfully belongs today, as never before, at the end of this program, the names of the super finalists will become known to you, the 3rd season, the decisive semi-final. is sunday 20:40 on ntv

this is the result of a doctor expelled from the apple party, who violated the protocol of the apple doctor, returned and said the war has been going on for 8 years. he was expelled because non-partisan joke, how dare he, he does not condemn. it turns out that he says that russia is ending the eight-year war. as democratic as the oldest democratic party in the world, which gave us a number of scum from or yashin to the nazi navalny, is now excluding the doctor who went. what was i thinking for? that says such views, he himself would have withdrawn from this party. come on, how to distinguish traitors from an honest pacifist? there are really people, i quote dmitry sergeyevich peskov, he is a real patriot, dmitry sergeyevich peskov was just scared, uh, but uh, again. uh, let everyone get what they deserve now. here we have an actress who left in latvia, yes, and at first she spoke very smartly about how she was here, for sure she would have been executed and imprisoned, and then we see the second interview given by the matron golden television. yes, not her girlfriends, she is a spect

cyprus, prove no, what kind of eblatron is here, you understand the brain, the representative of the apple partyed to rob and you can rob russia, which is resurrected. western service can you say you can? you most likely, you want you to say now to your voters that they need and can be robbed by european services. correctly, elena mikhailovna support during the second iraq war, which was launched without sanctions and in violation of international law. do you think it would be right. but, for example, on the part of russia at that time, on the part of france, germany, which did not support the great britain's shackle, to impose such sanctions, for example, that you turned off russia, and then there were some payments and so on. it it would be right if you support it. i think that sanctions in general, so i explained. why wait uh, well, sanctions time has shown that this is an ineffective tool. how many say mikhailovna let's build. let's, we will not give a listen, but firstly, there really is nothing at all well, nothing new at all, and a person could be fascinated by the financial system and re

democrat galina mikhailovna just said that the gender faction of the apple party - this is her factionte against herself. yes, why because , because it's wonderful? andrey vladimirovich’s answer, which resembles a trout in a mountain river, both back and forth and upstream, a normal , consistent political line is not bad at all, but a consistent political line, which if suddenly she wins, will lead her to what leaving nato what is she talking about? the police woman is going to be really tough conservative politics here, uh, in the throes, which is understandable. yes, this is such french nationalism. yes , of course, alexandrovich will also have french nationalism, but i categorically would like to avoid discussing gender issues there, and so on, i can’t say to whom i sympathize more with macron or stucco. i think that let the french decide this absolutely, otherwise now again someone, having heard our conversation, will say someone will change according to attitude will change, because you need to understand that, in any case, the role of the individual in history is great, but not e

he will ban all remaining members of the apple party and he will have no one to come to power with, becausener, excuse me, they clean cleaner, so you pulled your hand there, when i had the name of petrushevskaya, you happily washed down something. do you remember, when she refused state awards, she was told, she said about the award, in my opinion, i return it. yes, well, this is state-owned, yes, but there, by the way, there is no mechanism. they said that there is no mechanism, but initially. she couldn't say it after some years. this, of course, is good, but initially , if it is like that, i try to be regulated. as a result, they didn’t take her back, because they said that there is no mechanism, what is happening now, but it is possible. another week would have passed and a wave would have arisen when chulpan khamatova and that means lady hidzhakova and many others would themselves refuse, so it is very important to offer to deprive them of their awards, as we have blocked. some social networks, before they block us , you understand, it’s me who is leaving you, and not you, it ’s just t

although it was a sane apple party. he is sitting in the moscow metro, he managed to do it here.ed the special operation, and he said that the letters z are half. yes i i thought that based on his logic. zoro is a nazi. well , of course, of course, well, that is, the zor sign is the nazi sign. and that's just idiots, that is. well, it’s easier this way, they said that there were villagers there. until the age of 60 , they wander into the army, but they don’t know how. and in this regard, i think, remember us. uh, somewhere yesterday, in fact , yes, uh, they cited data from the uh, the ukrainian government that the sowing campaign is going on at all and that 80% of the children promise. i wo n't say the government doesn't tell. that is, no, that's okay, that is, quoted, yes, so in in this regard, they impromptu say that rusnya is recruiting old people. that's all and throw, generally seriously. well , who sows, now, when all the men under 60 wandered into the army or are forgotten, like ukrainian women, handbrake? yes, they say that they have now only taken russians prisoner, that

got a plan to beat tiktok, he can cut back that third, he's talked about an ai solution to apple's third-party restrictions and that's amazing. that says, you know what, if you use us, we can get around what apple says by modeling this is just science ai, machine learning confident call, a call where they believe that they didn't have to spend nearly as much we have no idea -- we've got this family of apps, the one we're familiar with, and that was quite strong the reality lab is a black box it seems clear that zuckerberg feels like they're on the course already with defeating tiktok, so now it's time to go for the 2025 plan. i loved the call he said you can watch this company from europe if you want to see what these people are doing. he's working closely with nvidia he talked about the idea in the metaverse you ewill be able to look at a digital twin that's exactly like you >> today bofa talks about cloud capex, one of the bright spots in the quarter and it's positive for nvidia, amd and others >> i would do it in that order nvidia has the most high performance computing. there is a slowdown

if, he says, the government forces apple iphones to accept apps from third-party stores, apple will no longer be able to guarantee users' privacy. other news, oil prices briefly fell to the same levels they were before the war in ukraine, but they're still very high. yesterday president biden announced the administration would allow gas station to say keep selling the so-called winter blend of ethanol into the summer, despite the fact that alcohol-heavy fuel contributes to summer smog. now, a good question, if we put more corn into the fuel supply, what does that do for food? we'll find out. keep in mind, only about 1% of the nation's corn is eaten by people. it's mostly animal feed, which could push meat prices higher. the san francisco company square, which actually changed its name to block, but nobody remembers that, is moving its headquarters out of san francisco to nowhere. it will instead move to a, quote, distributed work model where people just work and live wherever they work and live. no more office. twitter founded by jack dorsey has said it will req now, a twitter investor

course, because we have a regime not a democratic person on our air , a representative of the party, an appleou correctly, galina mikhailovna defeat. michael said, you are great. michael apple. listen to your politicians galina mikhailovna said that this could lead to a change in the political ones. it would be good because it led. well, don't. let's konstantin valentinovich means, first of all, when we talk about terrorism, we must still rely on a scientific basis. terrorism is not an uncle with a gun. terror is a way of waging war, you talked about it through intimidation, but now they are doing this against the inhabitants, kherson, therefore, according to a formal indicator, they are intimidating. in this case, ukraine is acting as a state of terrorists and the apu is acting as an army of terror . what's the difference between a ballistic missile or a bomb on a train, in general, yes. the united states also regularly acts in this way. this state is a terrorist. here is the second moment. i also want to say why they shoot like that? well, besides what we said about them tying people. with

two factors that executives talk about, the first, changes that apple has done to third-party trackingn ios. also, this competition with youtube. tiktok is increasingly being discussed when it comes to social media and the impact that is having, in terms of stealing eyes away from platforms like youtube. haidi: for microsoft, it was a narrow beat, but the cloud division remains very strong. ed: yes, microsoft is a cloud story. the sell-side reaction, shares are higher in after-hours. the cloud fared better than expected. it is still a driver of growth, solidly in the number two spot in the market behind amazon's aws. they had some other spots as well. it talked about the growing market share in videogames. xbox is doing well. but it is the subscription in digital services for gaming driving that. we have a headline crossing the bloomberg -- microsoft expects fourth-quarter revenues to be softer by about 110 million dollars, directly relating to the conflict or war in ukraine. that is interesting, the impact these tech giants are feeling from what we're are seeing playing out in europe.

the online store is not run by apple, but an authorized third party.cus to electric vehicles. most of the jobs are in the engineering department. tv production requires different skills than gas powered cars and trucks. the employees will be notified by tomorrow and they will receive what ford calls career transition services and up to nine months. of severance pay. i'm pam cook. that's a look at your dollars and cents, pam. thank you. let's get out the door. 7 50. we need to start right now. we need to start in the east bay, and we're looking at things that are getting a little bit more crowded here, but today's commute has been better than yesterday. in general, there's been a few things, but for the most part, it's kind of a routine commute. there's 8 80. you can see it is slow. it's also slow at the bay bridge toll plaza. but again these are routine backups. today there is no giants or warriors game in san francisco. so things are better that way. and if you're driving in san francisco , remember yesterday we had that terrible commute today it's lo

apple has laid the groundwork, created a workforce that is one sided for the left and democratic party todd: quick admission, i did not know these were apple workers, i thought they were people wanting me to sign a petition for something. they hang out on the sets, there you go, welcome to the world, todd. >> carley: you learn something new everyday and this is your moment, good for you. >> todd: one shining moment. >> carley: ron desantis getting in the middle of elon musk's battle to buy twitter, what he's doing to hold the social media site accountable. >> todd: did you hear this? >> i will get emotional about this issue, it is horrible, but it is like kids who are bullied and like all these leaders are taking steps to hurt them and hurt their lives and their families. >> todd: that was white house press secretary jen psaki talking about the florida rights bill. joe concha's response to the emotional interview next. what's the #1 retinol brand used most by dermatologists? it's neutrogena® rapid wrinkle repair® smooths the look of fine lines in 1-week, deep wrinkles in 4. so you can

want to get to big tech ask more about your investigation that you are planning, i i mean apple and facebook partyers to handle user data another part cybercriminals pose as law enforcement last year demand that the information fake emergency data request, just hand over user data. then facebook mark zuckerberg apparent spent nearly four hundred million dollars on 2020 presidential election. in an effort to bolster joe biden. where -- that is amazing, four hundred million dollars with you confirm that. >> yes. well, that is that is in molly hemingway has written about that story about breitbart about that i think needs to be examined one of the people i want to talk that election worker in green bay wisconsin on record saying, we he weren't in fact running election it was the folks paid for with zuckerberg money that were coming in running election that is not how it works in our country the people part of board of elections accountable to electorate they are the ones supposed to run our elections not owed group paid for would money from mark zuckerberg that needs tohab one of the first people i w

the first the executives talked about was the changes that apple made to the ios 4 third-party app trackingthat has been for issues -- that has been an issue for others like meta. then when you think about it snap and twitter, there is a competition for eyeballs, regardless of the medium, and tick is certainly weighing on youtube a little. shery: and we continue to watch microsoft. we saw a rebound in after-hours trading. this is what the cfo had to say about risks in china. >> supply chain constraints, which are specifically related to the production shutdowns in china. i generally follow the same principle, which is i good with my best knowledge is off today and i try to do that with a lot of clarity. we are expecting production shutdowns to extend in may. shery: how significant would this be for the broader business? ed: significant, when you consider that microsoft just reported a -- -- pretty strong first-quarter earnings. they had stranded in the cloud. but they also got an unexpected boost from gaming. xbox did better than expected because they were able to get the hardware in stores

party, as david just said. we cannot separate these about apples, and say that it's not the entire orchard. ere. it is the entirety of the republican party, and you can't pull these people apart. this is who they are. this is the ideology that they believe in. >> joyce, i really enjoyed following you on twitter yesterday, as you are providing realtime commentary off the hearing. green didn't just accused pelosi of treason on video. she also led a petition to have her impeached for the crimes of treason, back in 2019, and she actually got nearly 200 and thousand signatures, yet some how, does she not know that we have eyes and ears to remember these things, because she is basically on that standing. it's hard for me to imagine that it is not a lie for her to say that she does not recall, when she led and spearheaded this effort. >> you know, people can have failures of memory. and something that you're used to doing, as a prosecutor, talking about legitimate failures of memory. someone is asked what color dress someone wore six years ago, they really might not recall whether it's blue or gree

apple and others. so it's a real transformation for this party. i'm going to leave it right there.y people are happy to see this. >>> the celtics block. >> they opened up a 17 point lead but the celtics, they completely shut down kevin durand, kyrie irving in the second half. boston playing stifling defense. durant going 0 for 10 in the second half with four turnovers. it was the worst shooting half of his entire career. kyrie meanwhile didn't get into it with the fans like he did game one. he also didn't score like he did in game one. celtics outscored the suite 14-7. the raptors like the nets blew a 17 point lead to the 76ers. joel embiid a fadeaway three to win the game. this is the first game winner in embiid's career. they'll go for the sweep on that saturday. no way in hell i shoot 6 for 25 again. well, he's a man of his word. delivering on his guarantee. scoring a career a full game. they even the game at 3 games apiece. in the meantime, jay wright shocking everyone announcing his retirement yesterday as villanova's head coach. the 60-year-old won two national titles with th

party developers. those comments come as apple is under threat by proposed antitrust legislation in the u.s. and eu.se eye on the airline industry today. quarterly earnings reports from major airlines star landing, as the sector is being hit with some of the rising oil costs. jet fuel prices are up more than 30% in the last month. that has helped for say 24% increase in airfares compared to a year ago. here's a live look at what is happening at the new york stock exchange as training gets underway. we are up about 116 points. kumasi: there is a new way to pay for whatever you need if you forget your wallet or phone at the house. the question is, would you do this? it is a microchip implant. that would allow you to pay with your hand. the chip goes under the skin and lights up when it gets into close contact with the payment machine. a british company called -- find the technology. it cost about $300. the company says it uses the highest safety standard and average healing time is about four weeks. some are questioning if it is in -- it is even ethical to chip people like we do pets. you probably rem

it's the apple's app store, google's app store, how amazon treats party resellers these are all retailres where the company that owns the relationship with the customer and that has the scale gets to set the price. i don't think anybody is going to be doing anti-trust action against etsy in this case. too small. but, you know, this is why the direct-to-consumer movement is what it has been we'll see what stripe adds, perhaps eventually, when it comes public, as well. it's been growing quickly. >>> moving on. goldman upgrading crowdstrike this morning the russia-ukraine war is driving ever greater levels of demand that's up to a buy with a price target of $2.85. we're backn i2. - in the last two years, we quadrupled our team and the pace we're growing, i couldn't keep up without ziprecruiter. they do the legwork and they get my job posting in front of the right candidates. i love invite to apply. i instantly see great candidates and i can invite them to apply. we have hired across all departments, engineering, marketing, hardware, field techs. you can basically tell ziprecruiter who you

court justice it would say currently says judges should apple the integrity of the office and maintain impartiality and treat all the litigants and parties and lawyers with respect is a good ethical things to follow in a fewew things that i would adds think that recently a lot of justices speaking at the man's bethere was one briar spoke outf texas in one the smoke in florida and one in utah that were pretty expensive and i think the briar one was like $500 ahead and justices really should not be lending their names or anything like that to fund raiser so i would like to see more clear that not only are we refraining is justices from throat printed political activities we a refraining from partisan activities and if briar for example i think he was at the university of texas in arlington, sorry there's no way that would cost $500 meal and a pursuit three years from now, if you want to do like a, where a great university and you got justice prior to come so come to this evening that is why birds should not be $500 ahead to listen to a talk from a supreme court justice and i think that the thomasst ones were both undr 200 bucks so those ar

apple devices, and now according to bloomberg apple has nine new models four different next generation m 2 chips and testing how they are performing with third partye app store, and just last month, we talked about this , how apple introduced a faster chip, we'll go into those mac book pro models and when you're a $3 trillion company you start producing your own chips, everybody in the chipmaking market i can tell you is pretty scared, and this is all about size and volume. ashley: right. and boy, does apple have the size. by the way, susan, i wanted to ask you about this. china is cutting its bank reserve requirement ratio. explain to me why that's important. >> well that's important so rrr is what we call them, which means that the banks have to put aside less money in the bank against their reserve, so if they cut the triple r, that means they free up billions of dollars worth of cash, that not only goes to chi but also around the world as well so this is pretty bullish and i would imagine a positive reaction on monday when markets reopen because this is a cut from what i see of 25 basis points in the triple r, so that means $83 billion of free

but you can watch us live on roku, amazon fire, apple tv, and online, get our app, take us with you on the road. >> carrier pigeon. >> we'll come to the party. let's check the weekend forecast with kari. >> it looks so much better. it was pretty hot yesterday. and right now we're in the upper 40s and upper 50s for many spots. as you're heading out, it's a little bit of a cool start, but then we'll see temperatures starting to warm up again today. as we take a look at what's going on for this afternoon, those highs reaching into the low 80s. how about that? that's coming down from the upper 80s and low 90s we had yesterday. and in fremont expect a high of 77. in santa rosa we're reaching 83 degrees. we'll talk about the weekend coming up. mike, you're tracking a crash on the peninsula. >> southbound, we should be seeing headlights heading south. there's not a full traffic break here. the crash is just south of the camera and out of range, around san antonio. we see no disturbance on the peninsula. a smooth drive pretty much everywhere, looking at the altamont pass, a little bit of a blip, no problems for contra costa. >> thank you very much.

sliding down fire poles... ...he's popping up at nightclubs, openings, and parties, rarely missing a chance to promote the big apple. >> adams: so, everyone who moved to florida, get your butts back to new york city, because new york city is where you want to be. >> cooper: you get around. >> adams: i love the city. and i love my job. >> cooper: you are an interesting new york character, don't you think? >> adams: no, just the opposite. i personify the energy of new york. our leaders have not always done so. >> cooper: getting tourists and commuters to return to the city is one of his big priorities. >> adams: i just have one ask: spend money! ( laughs ) >> women: we are. >> cooper: only about 40% of workers are believed to have returned to their offices, so far. the mayor's tried to lift some covid restrictions to help businesses, without causing a major new outbreak. a federal judge has ruled that centers for disease control and prevention, they can't require masks on airplanes and other transport. you think it's a mistake to not require masks on planes, on trains, and in high-traffic areas? >> adams: yes. i thin

regulations that would allow users to download apps from third party sites saying consumers be put at risk to hack ers or malware. apple'sree-quarters of a percent let's go live to washington d.c. convention center where hillary vaughn is at the global privacy summit and heard the whole story hillary give us the details. reporter: good afternoon, liz, well apple ceo tim cook really repeated comments he has continued to make in the past year, warning about anti-trust regulation that is targeted at trying to increase competition but cook warned today as he has in the past several months that the regulations that washington is weighing may have good intentions to try to increase competition, but in reality, could put users at risk by exposing them to products that do not meet apple's privacy and security standards. >> that means data-hungry companies be able to avoid our privacy rules and once again, track our users against their will. it would also potentially give bad actors a way around the comprehensive security protections we've put in place. reporter: so lawmakers on capitol hill have introduced legislation that mirro

you have said that apple probably not interested, but that beniof kicked the tires before what's your sense about other partiesfor what twitter should be, right? but it isn't it isn't so he's making kind of a low-ball offer because it was up in 77 last february and even higher for a lot of the year then it declined until he came back and made it go up again so, if you think of this as one of the few independent sites on the internet with which is high profile, not that big, not a great business, it's one of the few you can pick up for under $50 billion. that might be valuable to a bigger company that said, it comes with all kinds of hooks, including what to do about trump and, of course, elon, its biggest shareholder. so a lot of companies, you know, i got a lot of business companies, staying away from this one, no way hedge funds and private equity people might see value here. i'm not sure it's a lot of money. it's a lot of money. it's a big bet. >> kara, nine days ago jack dorsey tweeted i'm really happy elon is joining the twitter board. cares deeply about your world and twitter's lead in it they would be a

the democratic party, but, because they still perceive the president as the head of this corporation called america, it’s the same as the president of some corporation. well, let's say appleogle would say you know i'm a failure and because my competitors misbehave who cares you're in charge of this corporation you have to save find a way out if you don't find it regularly, so you're just inadequate for the position you're in. and it's getting more and more dominant trend in american politics and in the media and in the public mind. we will now abruptly change the subject, because our military expert ivan stick has contacted us. konovalov i understand from donetsk and pavlovich good evening good evening vyacheslav alekseevich where were you today? what did you see, what is the most important thing? most importantly, i returned from the war zone in the area of ​​​​azovstal and the industrial zone a-a, mariupol a-a. the most important thing that can be said about this is that very second phase. ah offensive and the second phase of solving strategic problems of a special military operation began. that is, in principle, and the situation in mariupol is coming to an end, but it

and it is relatively insulated from the stuff that apple's been doing and relatively insulated from privacy shifts. it has so much of its own first party data i just think this is a really volatile space for the next couple of years until we work out what the -- has looked like, and of course the other side of this is going to the rotation out of covid as we work out where all those budgets go, what the macroenvironment looks like as well. we've kind of had like ten years of straight line growth. and now in a kind of bogey consistent environment the environment is broken apart, microlevel, and microlevel. >> that's for sure benedict evans, thank you. >> thank you >>> now up front, our next guest is out with a piece yesterday titled why silicon valley loves and hates elon, that is elon musk, at the same time with us slow ventures general partner and facebook exec samlesston it's great to have you back on the show elon musk has said he's not necessarily interested innic maing money off this deal. buzz he need to? the way it was structured, this leverage buyout, the amount of debt that's being used, the company's free cash flows barely wi

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party? i was last night mouth trumpet mother song and the winner was evan. in the tech world, employees are getting sour because appleo return to the office for just three days a week. many are threatening to quit in protest. they say companies like amazon and google are extending some of their work from home policies. they want to know why they should have to put on pants and shower everyday. or every other day. have they been spoiled rotten or is the tech giant being unreasonable? gutfeld cohost and vaccination kat timpf is in studio. i need to warn you, you are in the no sit zone. i want the strict story. how long have you had to be back in the office? >> i never wasn't in the office. when gutfeld was a weekly show, i tried to be here because being alone in my apartment too long get back. bad for me, that's for america and everyone. you do know. [laughter] it was -- i was up to no good. when i'm in the office everything is great. make horrible choices instead of one of her day i want, it will be most if i'm given the option. kennedy: these people want four days at home, they want five because they want more -- the

software from the open web or third party app stores you have said we are going to allow any app store on to our platform does this benefit you? you have google and applee open platform. that's what we would say when we look at windows. we all have to comply with security and safety and privacy standards, but it promotes more competition. we have pound a path through that issue we are comfortable with i would look back at the water, the panoply of the regulations unfolding. this is a different decade we can't go back to the 2010s and say don't do this or that. we are going to have this happen whether we work with it or not it will work better if he would try to help it succeed >> the fd krc chair was speaking two weeks ago. she's looking at your deal with activision, the $69 billion acquisition. should privacy play a part in these considerations in looking at your deal >> i think the federal trade commission should look at a broad set of issues. they have antitrust law, but it's difficult to say any one of these fields and say this is stand alone by itself. we are seeing a blend. from our perspective, any day we can go to the ftc and make our case for

party. i'm not surprised that the leaders in this case scalise have a few meetings. i don't think it is going to necessarily upend their appleo being at the head of the conference. i don't like, frankly, the idea that steve scalise who himself has been the victim of a violent political act is out having to apologize to someone who has been rather incendiary. also, what i find interesting about this is that gaetz even before this has made no secret of his displeasure with leadership. he was out pushing donald trump for house speaker just a few weeks ago, clearly indicating he wants somebody else at the top of the conference. so i guess i see, brianna, this meeting as a way for them to try to placate gaetz and put this behind them, but obviously gaetz isn't someone who is going to go quietly on any occasion. >> the fact that he think they think they need to placate gaetz, scott, what does that tell you about where the power is right now in the republican congressional caucus or at least where the leadership thinks it might be? >> well, i think the leadership is obviously trying -- and they had these issues flare up all the tim

apples. so who is pushing so hard within the white house on this? why are they so dug in when so many in their own party and even in their own administration are kind of nudging them to push back on this idea? fox is in the briefing room. we'll get there. we have two reporters in the room today. we'll watch as the questions are asked. this is a hot story. aishah hasnie live on capitol hill and bryan llenas at the southern border. aishah? >> secretary mayorkas is under a lot of pressure. he just released his border security plan only yesterday. already it is facing a lot of criticism. already getting ripped apart. take a quick look at this border security plan as he calls it. he's going to search personnel, transportation, medical and facilities down to the border, speed up the processing of migrants, use prosecution for unlawful entry, work with ngos, target cartels and work with other nations to deter migration. republicans call it disappointing. it seems to expedite the processing of illegal migrants. mayorkas also confirmed today on the hill that dhs is in fact having discussions with the va about re

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