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visit arbor day dot org and see how you can help make a difference - in your neighborhood, our countryning vice president mike pence who delivered a scathing rebuke claiming his speech was full of arrogance, prejudices and lies. president trump testified his vice president. president trump: i went over the speech, the speech was fine. but i'm also working closely with china on a deal, but the speech was fine. lou: joining us, dr. michael pillsbury of the hudson institute. this is a troubling moment, it seems to me because of so many unanswered questions surrounding what is called phase one. we hear that the chinese warrants the president to lift tariffs on products coming into this country as a condition precedrecedent. >> that the report from the phone call by the deputies on both sides. this is part of president trump's negotiating technique. he's trying to let the chinese make concessions quietly. and not have leaks on either side. so far he has new concessions out of china. but whether that's enough to make the deal in chile remains to be seen. lou: some elements of this should not

continue at this pace they're likely to reach it if not surpass it and you know they're working with the arbor day foundation together which is one of the most established n.g.o.s and charities in this sphere and they also seem to have been taken quite aback at just how much resonance this campaign has had among social media and especially you tube users all right so 3000000 out of 2xw2xw trees it sounds like a lot but will this really make a dent in the challenge associated with climate change well if you're looking at climate change an entire globe generally yes $20000000.00 trees sounds like a lot but it's several orders of magnitude below what we actually need in order to make any type of meaningful gains when it comes to climate change however you have to remember studies have shown again and again that plane 1000 trees is one of the best easiest the most cost efficient. and ways to actually strip greenhouse gases on the atmosphere china and india have engaged in similar campaigns for a long time now so basically this is just it's you tube trying to give back to the community and do somet

as early as june, 1970, strategy conferences were held by radical leaders in milwaukee and ann arbor.ere, a new tactic was adopted, massive civil disobedience and confrontation. instead of large crowds peaceably assembling to petition their government, activity would move to unlawful direct action. stop the government, paralyze the judicial system. challenge law enforcement and embarrassed the establishment. page tactical manual was printed and distributed across the country, prepared by the mayday collective of the people's coalition for peace and justice, it scheduled 10 days of civil disobedience between april 26 and may 7 to take advantage of the claims april 24 march -- planned april 24 march. truly disruptive activities focused on education and welfare, internal revenue service, and the justice department. in each action, the tactics vary, but the objective was the same -- to disrupt the government. [applause] on tuesday, april 27, mayday action called for demonstrators to obstruct entrances to the selective service building. when federal employees refused to be intimidated, dem

he enrolled at the university of michigan at ann arbor where he earned his ph.d. in mathematics at age 24. in 1967, he became an assistant professor at the university of california berkeley teaching undergrad courses in calculus and geometry. he was the youngest professor ever hired by the university. but kaczynski was not popular with his students. >> you can get very good ratings as a teacher in berkeley. he was very uninvolved with his students. contemptuous of them. and their minuscule intellects compared to his own. >> during this time, kaczynski was growing increasingly disillusioned with contemporary society. >> this was somebody who was deeply disturbed. and if you can't deal with society as it is or people as they are, how are you going to deal with the society that's changing? >> it was when he was at ann arbor that he started fantasizing about killing people who were tools of the industrial society. but by the time he went to berkeley, he was already determining that he was going to work for a couple of years, save up money, then move to the woods and d

visit arbor day dot org and see how you can help make a difference - in your neighborhood, our countryd our world. welcome back. let's talk about the corruption, the biden involvement with ukraine and what this says about the system, the swamp. >> you've connected the dots between foreign money, american bank accounts and politicians. my only critique is you acted as if this was something operational. the reality is, on both sides of the political aisle you have far too much of this activity where foreign money ends up going through some sort of pass through. when you look at bidens, they appear to be complicit in that activity. you reference in your new yorker article, that is the most detailed profile written about hunter biden and it describes him as a man wandering around looking for cracks. i hope he is able to solve this problem, i don't want to make light of it but it's hard for me to it believe this was some international man of mystery worth $50000 a month. i don't believe any american thanks he would have been being paid $50000 if he was not the son of the vice president and

number 8 notre dame battles 19th ranked mitch in ann arbor.davis and desmond hour howard and ve rue. >> south dakota state for thefers team. north dakota. the jack rabbits of sdsu hosting north dakota state, the personial power at the sdf level. north dakota state won seven of the last eight national championships. and the guy largely responsible for helping extend that dynasty, chris climbened, now the head coach at kansas state. it ties back to abc. first game at noon prap oklahoma. >> chris climbened has done a good job getting ready for big games. you have the sooners coming in, the number one offense in the country averaging over 600 yards per contest and 40 points per game. and jaylen hurts a legitimate th knocked off mississippi state upon the road early this season. penn state off the victory against michigan goes to michigan state 3:30 on abc opinion. and james franklin beaten the spartans one time since being at penn statement. >> he is having his guys ready for penn state. we expect a lot of rain in the game which i think favors mic

even in place like ann arbor, where i live, i can choose fom zip car, from lyft and uber, i could get a scooter if i wanted one, we have rental bikes, we have a terrific public transportad, oh, yes, i can own a car. aten yearns agtio, weonem diyde that. so that's the future facing the industry. then what the u.a.w. is looking at is they would like a guarantee from general motors that the job levels right now will at least stay at this level. right now the u.a.w. is about one-tenth the size at genel tors that it was at its peak in 1978. there were about 550,000 workers then, there are about 50,000 hourly workers now. jobs and you can't blame them, there has been an enormous amount of shrinkage. >> reporter: a ten times decline of the number in thatht union. with regards to the strike, it has been goingn a long time. why do you think this has been such a protracted fight? >> a couple of things. i think that emotions andd tempers got very high towards the end of the period before the strike deadline and, you know, sometimes you st get angry and walk out of the room, but the other issue t

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the headquarters of the startup arbor grow batiks aren't far from the conference venue israeli companies focused on autonomous driving are setting up to compete with russian and american rivals. many of the staff members here gained experience in the israeli military are but works with radar ray there is a very i'm used. for civilian applications it's very common in the army in the army basically radar is doing majority of the sensing. but. outside of that the radar is really underused just like aircraft are but the use radio waves to recognise obstacles radar works in every kind of weather and the start up system has very high resolution so when we were driving everything is approaching us so it becomes a grid everything green is stationary everything. is getting farther away and everything that is ready is approaching us. what looks simple is anything but because safety is paramount the technology that is needed in order to solve the problem of driving is like landing on it's even more complicated than that of the challenges big. level of safety that you need to bring is a very high. o

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next called jim in ann arbor, michigan. >> it's difficult to understand you. n speaker or a cell phone, speak very clearly into your phone. thank you. >> caller: how they evolve after the amendment was passed, i'm not going to vote on principle or did they ultimately evil tax >> thank you very much. >> that is a wonderful question and i do deal with that in the after word of the book because the result is after the tratification when the women tt fought so hard to support this amendment that would give the vote to all women they take advantage of their political power and they've learned to organize. so, while the suffragists sort of dissipate and go off in their different directions of course there are legacy organizations of the suffragists. they form the league of women voters which is apt 100 years still going strong all across the country. they formed the draft of the equal rights amendment which has been not ratified after 96 years. it was introduced in 1923. they organize and use their newfoundir electoral power and organizational skills to oppose certa

the winning bidro wasthe owner of the jazz club in ann arbor, michigan, who says it will be put on display for the public to enjoy. you are watching "bbc world news america. still to come on tonight's ogram -- >>mp defeat donald t laura: the unsteady front runner. why joe biden's campaign for ths ency is not the coronation he hoped for. laura:wo british tourists have been attacked by a shark while there were snorkeling off australia's islands. after being airlifted to hospital, the men survived the attack, although they both had severe injuries. reporter:hark ratacks in austa are relatively rare. for those who get in the water, the threat is always there. the latest victims have been named locally aa 28-year-old from southampton on the left and a 22-year-old from plymouth. the two british backpackers had been visiting queensland. they had been snorkeling off a tour boat when the attack happened. they were airlifted to hospital after receiving init tl treatment boat. attacked first, and the shark is believed to have comeb back an attack to the second patient. th patients were loaded onto th

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said it was leaving the region middle east analysts also have arbor now told us america's exit has nothing to do with strategy. i think trump is trying to find a way to sign and his critics so. they've created this idea that they can shift the 1000 troops gradually from the base in northern syria to iraq this makes it seem like they're just redeploying the troops to where they're more needed strategically as if there is some kind of plan so i think it's a tactic for political gains at home rather than actual strategic gains in iraq. that's a global news wrap up for now but i'll be back at the top the hour with the latest thanks for tuning in. desists is a sticker from the old water bottle phone in the stomach of the fish the brand is part of the coca-cola company which sells millions of bottles of soda every day the idea was that let's tell consumers there are the bad ones they're the litterbugs for throwing this away industry should be blamed for all this waste the company has long promised to reuse the plastic. that seems. their plastic the only. thing your own is at a special projects f

that is the death of isolator abu bakar baghdad's a let's see if we can speak to juan cole in ann arbor michigan he's a professor of history at the university of michigan and specializes in the middle east good to have you with us on our syria. back that he has not been killed this is undeniably a big moment in the fines against what do you think happens next you will replace and then what is likely to do to the group well i saw as a terrorist organization in the 1st instance and it managed to turn itself into a state of sorts for a while that was a bad strategy because terrorism is a tactic for people who don't have a return address if you can find the terrorists and they're vulnerable of course that's what's happened to about dudie terrorist organizations have souls there are many hads and so i don't think that he was running day to day operations of the organization and so it will go on. this is arguably a much needed win for the trumpet ministration especially after the president came under fire for his troop withdrawal from syria and arguably abandoning the kurds how would you say

the worst attack on mexican law enforcement in years forcing the president and the us manual up as arbor door to defend his security strategy. now peruvians are hoping that elections in january will restore faith and their political system and last week president was in his car a dissolve congress accusing the opposition controlled legislature of blocking corruption investigations mariana sanchez has more for. all that if scandal has rocked beating politicians businessmen and lawmakers were bribed with hundreds of millions of dollars the brazilian construction giant received infrastructure contract to outlet in america in return for were proven precedents are under investigation one committed suicide and top politicians are in jail because he did nothing discover this old congress last week i mean it's investigations by prosecutors and reporters that exposed corruption journalists can start over he says lawmakers tried to stop the although ditching vista geishas and other corruption probes within the judiciary a us in the c.n.n. move they tried harassing us and failed they also attempted

tornado up near davis, the winter weather advisory there and all because of this, i just pencil in the arborevel wind it is warm in here and in this area it is cool and that's what were seeing. if this is winter it means a lot of snow and rain for the bay area and the mountains, that pattern is too early in the season but in about a month that same thing occurs. temperatures are going to be generally in the 70s warming into the low to mid 80s, statewide we can take a peek and you can see where the warmth is around palm springs, reno is at 53 and vegas at 77 i'm illustrating how fall like things are going to look around here in fact that is the case, that's what's happening fall weather is definitely on board when you look at the satellite image you can see that counterclockwise oil indicative of a low-pressure center, maybe a little bit of sprinkle activity around lake tahoe not much left but there was some this morning i talked to folks who have snow flurries on the ground, a quarter inch down as town this morning, 61 in novato it is mild for right now lunchtime temperatures for this time o

arbor a new academic center with 1000 grad students in the entrance of downtown detroit is part of anter. it is going to be world changing for us. david: stephen, what inspired you? you have been a major philanthropist and in the university of michigan, you are the largest donor by a long shot. where did you come up with this idea? serve on the cornell tech board in new york and seeing what they have done in creating this new school that brings together engineering, computer science, information, business, law, and medicine and really creating the future leaders of the country. , eithercompanies startups or existing companies, relocating, it is all about finding talent. i have seen how working in new york is that economic development tool with cornell tech and rhode island, and my heart has always been in detroit, being from detroit originally and seeing what the possibilities and where detroit is in this stage, and i approached the mayor and the university of michigan and told them about the idea, and they both thought it would be great for both detroit and the university of michiga

jesse: do you arbor animosity towards columbus? >> not at all. we have to forgive to live.ll me how columbus got here. he came over on three ships. >> the may flower. jesse: that was the pilgrims. >> can we edit the sound. >> the nina, the pinta. when columbus got here, where did he land? >> manhattan. jesse: where did columbus land when he touched down. >> boston. jesse: what year did columbus arrive. >> columbus sailed the ocean blue in something 62. r he discover america. >> 1492. jesse: what was columbus looking for when he came here. >> wasn't he looking to cross the world? what was columbus look for when he got here. >> gold. women? jesse: do you know who i am? i'm watters and this is my world. that's it for tonight. follow me on facebook, instagram and twitter. "justice with judge jeanine" is next. remember, i'm watters and this is my world. [♪] [♪] judge jeanine: breaking tonight, my exclusive interview with president trump just moments away. hello and welcome to justice. i'm judge jeanine pirro. thank you for being with us and thank you for making "justice" number

i knew what an an arbor would b supportive, but they're asking questions, puzzled, focused. >> that'sy interesting. you and i have had this conversation for a very long time. you have always said whenever we talk about impeachment, you have said, kate, that's not what folks at home are asking me about, in months past. i have been wondering if that has changed since this complaint has com out. you said the downriver folks, the more conservative folks who voted no trump, they're not asking questions. >> i have to say this, i deliberately spent most of my weekend in those communities, because i won't what are people were thinking. i'm not going to say i didn't get yelled at, but they see chaos in washington, trying to figure it out, what does it mean. >> but that doesn't mean they're not concerned about the cost of prescription drugs. i was at an opioid summit, and working the pickett lines with people worried about trade deals. they're also still worried by how we'll dough what they need. >> you have noticed a cha ink? >> they look at washington and say, what's happening? you can't look

mexi aho journalistollows the automotive industry joins me a w fr arbor, michigan.to the newshour. kei l at a few elements in this deal. it has not been gned by rank-and-file workers. what stands ot t you is the most significant parts of this? >> a couple of things. as you mentioned, there are wins for th union and general motors. one thing general motors g, it ecdoes not have to make ic promises about future investment. if you understand how much turmoil theuto injury -- industry is then, that is an important point for gm, no one can predict where the injury -- industry will be in for five ars. gm got a lot of flexibility. the union got a lot of cash for its members. it is stunning. there is an 11,000 dollars signing bonus for veteran workers. temporary workers who are not full-time are getting $00 apiece. apparently it goes into their paychecks if the contract is approved. etthat is an awfully sonus to vote yes for this contract. reporter: one issue further uaw was this issue for people who do nomake a distinction between permanent workers in these permanent tempo

and from ann arbor, michigan, zach has turned gaming into therapy for sick kids in hospitals. >> we wantratulate the top ten c n n henn her n nn her. go to cnn heroes.com to learn how to vote for the cnn hero who inspi inspires you the most and tune in as we celebrate all the heroes sunday december 8th at 8 p.m. eastern. i want to head over to chris right now for "cuomo prime time." >> are democrats about to snag their biggest impeachment witness yet? we have big news on that front. and we have a key senate player here tonight with a you oo crane connection of his own. plus, one of the biggest assaults on a key witness, colonel vindman is about to get blown up in this show in minutes. so what do you say, let's get after it. the president's former national security adviser john bolton, is he the next big witness. a source tells cnn he was invited for next thursday. his lawyer said tonight it's not going to happen without a subpoena. that's arranged easily enough these days. meanwhile, a bolton top nsc deputy just resigned on the eve of his appearance before impeachment

she's one of the founders of arab jew picture women dialogue group in ann arbor we're also so pleased to have with us her coauthor john and chris holloway. we're honored to have dr. butter in conversation with andrew solomon renown author of far from the tree. parent, children, and the search for identity as well as noon day deemen in suppression which won the 2001 national book award for nonfiction. he's professor of clinical medical scrnlg at the a columbia medical center and former president ofman america center web an i want to share with you briefly his reaction to shores yongd shores. after reading this memoir he was inspired to write that quote, i butter book is triumph of clarity and con decision written with a passionate intent to inform and with not a shred of self-pity by profound and intimate and bears witness to family who drew strength from one another even through the darkness of the holocaust. it is a shockingly honest and hopeful book. left quite a response and with that is is our starting point looking forward to this conversation. we will have an audience q and a af

you are in ann arbor today.nked team in the country, playing against michigan, number 19. what's your prediction here? >> go blue! it's going to be cold and rainy in ann arbor, but the big house is going to bring home a victory for the wolverines. >> hey, my cousin teaches at notre dame, so i've got to part company with you, barbara. >> we have a little rivalry here, all right. joyce, you're the tiebreaker here. who are you going to go with? >> roll tide! >> all right. thank you very much to maya wiley, barbara mcquade, joy vance. appreciate it. >>> up next, president obama's moving tribute to congressman elijah cummings. we're going to have that for you. >> it's been remarked that elijah was a kind man. there's nothing weak about kindness and compassion. there's nothing weak about looking out for others. there is nothing weak about being honorable. you're not a sucker to have integrity and to treat others with respect. ers th respect your destination. ♪ (vo) the all-new subaru outback. dog tested. dog approved.

so we'll keep you posted on the areas that we see that arbor. where there are homes lost. we're also continuing our coverage will simulcast on kron on like we always do that's commercial free news coverage. we lifted the pay wall so you can get that you get the news on the go 24 7 with kron on. that's our app that we're staying on the air right here on channel 4 until 11 o'clock it clay extending our show 11 o'clock this morning and then you have kron on and for complete coverage will be right back with more. >>back 9 25 is the time the breaking news this morning fire ravaging the north bay once again. it was this month's 2 years ago that we saw the major fires that decimated the north bay one country and here we are on the brink of another major fire 10,000 plus acres burned no containment driven by high winds. they have now pushed the fire dangerously close to the town of guys are ville and for that reason that town along with some of the surrounding communities have been evacuated mandatory evacuation now foug 2000 plus people and it could grow and we're just getting wo

granted access because it is interesting in that is the extraordinary measure then given a warning the arborserial chance but it every story i am aware of, this process was followed i don't believe the government ever spiked successfully there were a few details that were admitted from the story ideals do still think it was worth going through but six years after 2013 to never see any harm. >> they said the sky would fall with all of your revelations. >> they always say that that the atmosphere will catch fire the oceans will boil over if people know how the government is breaking the law. and they never will substantiate that why is that? >> so up to this point when you talk about is when you and i have that conversation to figure out if the organizational put his weight behind your cause that is the answer that convinced me to do so. you said i will not self publish but i will make sure media organizations are making the decision for the public. they will know what is in the public interest with newsrooms and editors and that is what convinced me to get behind you like a freight train. [ap

and from ann arbor, michigan, zach has turned gaming into therapy for sick kids in hospitals. >> they'reit really is the point here because these are all heroes and they all win something. and all we'll announce on the 8th is the hero of the year. >> they all win $10,000 to continue their work. they also get training from the annenberg center to -- organizational training. a lot of these people just saw a need in their community and didn't have a lot of resources but they just started doing something. and so we helped them kind of grow their organization. but then it's up to our viewers to vote for the cnn hero of the year. and that person gets an additional $100,000. >> i don't know how we even narrowed it down to these ten winners. >> what's cool, it all comes from viewers. you know, everybody out there can nominate whoever they want for hero of the year. >> that's good. outsource it. that's the best way to do it. it's too hard to decide otherwise. >> how does the hero of the year voting process work? >> you can vote numerous times a day. go to cnnheroes.com and it sort of explains how

a longstanding 10% has been the threshold a rung time doo but in terms of the particular banks the arbor broadest businesses touching the consumer and the globe, these businesses doing well. in terms of warren buffett wanting to buy more of bank of america regardless whether or not he is allowed to. >> right. >> can we extrapolate this is good news for the markets sitting at 1% from record highs? >> i endo he no know in him wanting to buy more baepg of america is more value. i don't know i'm happy as a bank of america shareholder. >> i want to drop today's earnings we've been waiting for earning season i want not talking about woman up stories even if we're talking about the top down, about bottom up but the trade deal on trds friday is not something i'm doing cart wheels about tp i don't understand phase one and don't nifrpg we want it but it's not about us and them. it's about where is the mcgee? and is it all in right now no it's not all in and in fact you could say that jamie dimon's assessment of the u.s. consumer is at peak labor i want not that cfs appear krechlt ceos are terribly

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. >> interesting stuff arbor chris brings to the table.ou have tosume the trade deal think about the waitings in germany. auto stocks, simons, hypertrade stocks but it's down 22% on relative bases to the s&p since the blow off top of january 28. half a of your investment is going to be currency and europe is trading two-year lows to the dollar. >> he mentioned taiwan semi looked beautiful broke out of the two-year base on the flip guide. xia links. 5g build as has done 40% made a new lo low -- still up on the year a little bit. but i think there is a counterpoint for every interest. i said chris said a lot of great stuff if you don't know the equal tate i have stuff the hid nds facing the global economy. >> we have the earnings alert on stitch fix the stock heading lower in the after hours. we break down the headlines opinion later big beef for mcdonald's and jp morgan deorred up a not so happy meal for the golden afternoons "fast money" back after this quick break. through the at&t network, edge-to-edge intelligence gives you the power to

she joins me now from n arbor, michigan. micki, wcome back to the wshour. i checked off a full of the elements in this proposed deal. we should say it still has not been signed by the rank and file workers. so it's still largely there buno 100%.ou what stand to you as the most significant parts of this? >> wel o a coupf things. as you mentioned in your seup, there are wins for both the union and general motors. one of the things general motors apparently got i have to make any specific promises about future investment. and if you understand how mch turmoil the auto industry is in right now, that's a very f important poir g.m., because no one really can predict where the idustry will be in four or five years. so g.m. got a lot of flexibility. for the union side, the union got a lot of cash fo its members. it's really stunning.e' theran $11,000 signing bonus for the veteran workers and the temporary workers who are not even full time are getting $4,500 apiece. apparently it goes into their paychecks a little while, if the contract is approved. and that's an a

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the competitor has a backlog where arbor people going if they jump from boeing are they going to the competitor? because if so it's a multi-year line that's making this interest. and i think that's why the stock hasn't crocked otherwise, i think it should have been a 285 stock like it was a year ago december. never got down to the levels again. >> key word is crack i just pumped the bp chart from ten years ago. i'm not saying this is equivalent to the gulf but the stock went from 60 to below 30 in a matter of months or something and then at some point you can say all the unknowns, the same thing, the sentiment horrible. if i buy this ten years out, will i be okay you say probably yeah. and it's work out okay at some point. this one with boeing we don't -- it hasn't crocked yakd >> the resilience is the fwakt that stands out. i want been so resilient. >> this ises this is the deal of the scentry or because the duopoly. >> there is a lot of stocks to trade. when there is this much confusion on figuring this out. >> why try. >> it makes sfwleens here is the question yesterday you weren'

and also rain expected in ann arbor, as notre dame takes on the university of michigan at the big housexpected there. and then another game if i could mention that, wazzu taking on oregon. oregon wins that one, i would predict maybe "gameday" would be at usc next week in los angeles. >>> good saturday morning. i'm linger. it's a spare the air alert today. hazy conditions with smoke in the air. strong gusty winds arrive tonight. and the winds begin to relax on monday. look >>> this weather report sponsored by expedia.com. guy, i'll toss it back over to you. >> all right, rob, thanks so much. great work covering the fires there. my parents among those who evacuated in northern califo >>> this weather report sponsored by expedia.com. guy, i'll toss it back over to you. >> all right, rob, thanks so much. grt overing the fires there. my parents among those who evacuated in northern california. so a lot of people dealing with this right now. >> it could get worse. >>> we do have other stories coming up on "good morning america." the girl targeted by her classmates in the so-called slenderman

she is also one of the founders and arab jewish style the group in ann arbor. we are also so pleased to have with us, her co-authors john the growth is holy. we are honored to have this conversation and doctor solomon is the renowned author of spartan the tree. parents and children in the search for identity. as well is that atlas of depression which when the 2001 national book award for nonfiction. is professor of clinical medical psychology at columbia university medical center and a former president of american center. i just want to share with you, briefly his reaction to shores beyond shores. after reading this memoir, he was inspired to write quote hiring letters both in the triumph of clarity and concision, written with a passionate intent to inform and acknowledge. it is by profound and intimate. bears witness to the resilience of the families who drew strength from one another even through the darkness of the holocaust. it is a shockingly honor and hopeful book. that's quite a response and this is our starting. i'm very much looking forward to this con

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