arlene, with rihanna rihanna. arlene, thank you. good afternoon. it's minute past two.our top stories from the gb newsroom. the commons privileges committee says of coronavirus rules and downing street would have been obvious to boris johnson at the time . the former prime minister time. the former prime minister is set to give evidence about partygate and whether he lied to parliament at the committee inquiry on march 20th. mr. johnson's says it was his belief the rules and guidance have been followed and that there's no evidence he misled parliament. while mr. johnson has also spoken out about the appointment of sue gray , is sir keir of sue gray, is sir keir starmer's new chief of staff calling it particularly concerning the senior civil servant led an independent investigation into partygate. it was announced yesterday she was leaving the civil service to join the labour party . join the labour party. conservative mp jacob rees—mogg is calling for a proper inquiry into the appointment, saying it invalidates her report into lockdown breaches at number. former mp acce

now it's back to arlene arlene . arlene. thanks to tatiana . well, belly thanks to tatiana.uth. famous dances are passed from student to teacher and retained repetition . the first repetition. the first performance of stravinsky's rite of spring caused a riot when it was first performed not long after the ballet was withdrawn on original choreography. along the costumes and set design was thought to have been lost. michael portillo went to meet millicent hudson and kenneth archer, the dumpster , to hear archer, the dumpster, to hear how they rediscovered the lost right about 110 years ago on the 29th of may 1913. that premiered at the chantilly theatre in paris. a new ballet . the rite of paris. a new ballet. the rite of spring. the music by igor stravinsky . the director, sergei stravinsky. the director, sergei diaghilev. the career and dancer extraordinaire vaslav nijinsky , extraordinaire vaslav nijinsky, and the designs by nikolai rearick. some people describe them as the four mad men, and certainly the opening night was highly . so certainly the opening night was highly

in celebration of women's international month, a new exhibit featuring the works of mexican artist arlenea valencia has opened. >> i felt like this was my way of giving a second chance to a lot of these women that were perhaps thinking and never had a chance to speak up. >> reporter: that is why georgina tells me that crossing lives focuses on the experiences of those immigrant women forced to stay in silence and sometimes alone. >> the more i meet people, the more i meet immigrants, especially in my case, from mexico and south america, central and south america, all their stories are about being left behind. >> reporter: arlene 's works, on the other hand, examine the complex experiences of families who have been separated by the united states and mexico border. >> maybe we are thinking about families or communities that migrate together. we have heard a lot about these caravans the travel from latin america to the u.s.-mexico border in search of refugee status or having asylum or being let into the country. with this work i was thinking about how my family would stand united. i really w

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what did you learn from that and how did a good democrat end up in arlen specter's office?you very well know was different parties based on different election cycles, but he was, you know, a historic figure in washington, d.c. it was a wonderful opportunity for me to serve and i just had a wonderful time in d.c. it's, as you know, full of so many passion malt people who love the country and want to fix things and there's an energy that can't be described and, again, i think we need to focus on electing young, passionate candidates who want to bring real change and find solutions to the clunts. >> 2003 was a pretty messed up time in the u.s. senate as i recall. it had to do with the war authorizations, going to war in iraq, weapons of mass destruction, evidence that turned out to not be true. did you gain insight watching that from the inside out? >> i certainly did. i was a college student at the time. i was at stanford majoring in political science and it was a wonderful opportunity to go to d.c. and kind of get a firsthand look at how the system works. i certainly learned

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she met irene barlow at the firm arlene arlene. sorry became her romantic partner until barlow died in 1976. so i wanted to ask if you had any reactions to her poem that you had for today. hope is a song in a weary throat did anything come up for you when you read that poem anything that polly was talking about and she wrote that a little bit later. she went around 1970 or so, but i wondered if anyone wanted to comment on the poem. hope is a song and a weary throat what she was hoping for what she referred to. any thoughts song yes. thank you, sarah. um, i think that it was it had a very sad tone but yet through all her struggles and the things she overcame. she still held on to hope. yes. yes exactly. do you remember some of the some of the things that she singled out there? i mean, it was almost like she was talking about the history of african-american's right you went, you know, even back toward the civil war days and you know everyone wants to go ahead please. yes. he said hope is a bird's wing. and she mentioned the the 40 ac

arlene thank you for very kind words.i say happy i am when you take this seat and take over this programme from time to time. but you said something which i'd just like to elucidate there. you're talking about some legislation that could be reassuring to northern ireland, but you can't be meaning anything which. would unpick the new windsor framework, i take it. and area then are you talking about . well internally talking about. well internally in terms of the united kingdom because the government the point in the supreme court was that the protocol on the withdrawal act which went through parliament did suspend . the part parliament did suspend. the part of the act of union because parliamentary sovereignty, parliamentary sovereignty, parliament supreme. so if parliament decided to pass a later law that actually that suspension now been lifted, the internal workings of the uk trade is very much sovereign then i think that that could deal with that article six of the union point and deal with the union point and deal wit

>>> arlene, la situaciÓn es complicada para alrededor cien personas que hace cien dÍas se encuentran han podido regresar a sus casas, a raÍz del desbordamiento del rÍo pÁjaro, cuando uno de los... se rompiÓ. este es el lugar habilitado para la comunidad de pÁjaros, con cobijas, lavadoras para lavar su ropa. y tambiÉn la cruz roja brindando asistencia, escuchemos a una de las personas que debiÓ escuchar desde la noche del viernes, hay como cien personas, en diferentes habitaciones separadas en diferentes grupos, nos tratan bien y todo pero no es lo mismo como estar en nuestro propio hogar. el dique que se rompiÓ ha crecido, su longuitud alcanza unos 300 pies, a raÍz de este dique se desbordÓ el rÍo pÁjaro, el rÍo salinas causa problemas en la zona de (hablan en inglÉs) tambiÉn monitorean la situaciÓn, hablamos de dos rÍos que impactan al condado monterrey, pÁjaro es una comunidad de campesinos agrÍcolas latinos que se dedican al cultivo de manzanos, coliflor y alchachofas, el condado monterrey se reuniÓ de emergencia la noche del viernes. nosotros nos mantendremos acÁ y les informarem

. >> reporter: arlene's works examine the complex expenses of families who have been separated betweennited states and mexico border. >> thinking about families we about these caravans that travel from latin america to the u.s.-mexico border in search of becoming a alum , or into the country. with this work, i am thinking about how my family would stand united. i really wanted to understand how a father -- i get really emotional when i talk about this -- how a father could hand over their child to a coyote. and not know if they will see them again. that is what happened with me. >> reporter: they tell me these exhibition is a must-see for king to see the impact of immigration from the women's perspective. a voice , they say, needs to be heard more often. >> historically, women have not have a voice, even now, brown and black women are not given that voice. i often wonder , where do the stories go? >> reporter: some dilayed at th commission gallery 20nigh hoc hit with multiple st bay break-ins and now having trouble because of this in keeping their insurance . hear how the owner is tryi

the total football of the norwegian goalscorer forward manchester city arlen, holland scored five goals against leipzig, but one sword was not enough for him to reach the absolute champions league record on the eve of the german club was defeated 7:0 in this way . the team, all under guardiola except holland, unlearned gundagana de brujna with goals , another quarter finalist was inter draw 00 in the second leg of the italian victory. the first game 1:0 was the headliner of the match, the national hockey league mixed style conor mcgregor who attended the game with the participation of the belarusian forward washington dc aleksey prutos. our forward returned to the base after a long time spent on the ice for 11 minutes and 15 seconds and it worked. assist. connor. a fan of the rangers club pleased his fan by winning 5-3. the irishman himself, after the end of the meeting, visited the winning locker room in new york and was not left without a gift. this is a jersey with the twelfth number on the back in the studio of the radio house on revolutsionnaya 3 announcers love botvinnik and vladi

. >> it was a russian law that had to be recalled and suld not have gone through arlen under any conditionse decision not to pass it cou be a trick. we need to have legally binding guarantees. ben: the government -- russian government have his first concerns about the situation in georgia. here is a kremlin spokesman. >> the kremlin did not inspire any thing has nothing to do with this. george and bill was simi u.s. law in the mentor, the second version was much softer, hower, we certainly have nothing to do with any of the. ben: an associate fellow of the royal united services institute. >> right now it seems like a lot of people are out to the streets, but protests are much more quiet. there isertain emotional feeling towards achieving some kind of victory that these protesters were willinto achieve yesterday. unfortunately, yesterday was quite a sad moment because there s some violent fractions and a lot of people were desperate about the government's decision to pass the draft law. when it comes to hopes of the government will reverse its decision, i do not think people made this quickl

okay look, arlene, thank you very much as ever that is arlene foster., of foster obe sorry, who is, of course, the former first minister of northern ireland, explaining why the dup going to vote against this particular elements of the brexit deal, why it matters, what it means that the government etc. so we've got loads your way. i'm loads more coming your way. i'm loving of the emails in by loving some of the emails in by the way of some of the emails. things you've nicked as a things that you've nicked as a child apparently are child is that apparently we are now of a new report now a nation of a new report suggests are nicking suggests that we are nicking things even more than we used do in the past and. yeah, i'm going to all these when to reveal all of these when i come back. but but some really us to coming. us to keep them coming. gbviews@gbnews.uk. have got gbviews@gbnews.uk. i have got a lot on we could lot more on the way we could apparently apparently be on the bnnk apparently apparently be on the brink global crisis. brink of another global

i farm here with my folks laverne and arlene. >> we have 365 acres. we milk around 80, 85 cows. >> growing up, it was hard. farming was kind of tough because we were conventional. there were fluctuating prices on a day-to-day basis. and then organic came along, and they find a price that seems to work for everyone, and it stays there. we're part of organic valley, which is one of the largest organic co-ops in the nation. >> because we're set up organic, we try to be as sustainable as we can. >> the cattle have to be fed certified organic feed with no gmos, no hormones, no antibiotics, no pesticide, herbicide, or insecticide. 30% of all that they eat in a day has to come from grazing. >> this is where they pretty mucstay all summer, in pasture land, and then we'll be working them back up, plowing it up, putting in corn one year, and then we'll put it right back into pasture again. what's good for the soil is good for us. >> in the convention side of it, everyone's so focused on how much can we get out of this cow? and i think on the organic side of it

who would we she when you arlene san leon. yet she and little ginger, her daughter jen from south fire junk we quarter blanket and mill over them. cuz with us through the, with his utility to the, to look at a screener of the spark of the stated by it. but chairman of the chinese people of republic to russia, a number of intro governmental interdepartmental incorporate documents to develop rotten chinese cooperation various areas had been signed and what's your phone? the honda? so sambo, i conseula ethiopia. so when, when the point in, when you were doing poorly new, little though and yet 31, you 0 center nature. now, the signing ceremony is over when you're about to start this statement for the friends by the president of the russian federation, wagner, boot and the chairman of the chinese people with republics. huge and pending. also that are also nobody can question. what was you? he didn't, you can say it was a move, but it didn't been vantage and pen that way. but ladies and gentlemen, we are friends. we are sincerely glad to have the chance to receive our here friend, the presid

and more importantly, even when you listen to what to say during their arlene and what the people are saying when they interviewed the people out on the street, they're less concerned about the election and much more concerned about the price of basically more district about the cost of living, and this to me is very much like sort of what you've seen elsewhere, what they see in europe. my latin america, about the cost of living. you know, and that's the central issue for the people now. or do you guys, piggybacking one dots. so he goes out to this riley's, you know, tell him yeah, was prevalent, shoot that out, one press, one price of maze down and then closely one of us open it up. so. ringback he is really piggybacking his beef, onto what people are really concerned about, which is the cost of it, or the inflationary concerns. are they really a result of those policies? north side that his auto router is not directly. i mean, like the rest of the world, we seen the price of basic commodities go up. lots of it's to do with fox that are outside of control. and this has been happening

attention life quality development, shanella and expanding chinese modernization, verifying that fiji arlene, selling and sharing call. yeah. father, feel we have outlined national development projects for 2013. we're going to work on coordination of interaction that are going to receive better results from practical cooperation shows. are you got mr. president? say show me enquiries you together with you. i thought so. i am ready to outline the plan for the development of our bilateral goods. find the final actual corporation and practical cooperation in the interests of prosperity of china and russia. as, as the end of my introductory speech, we just had lots of signal there though it was a live transmission coming from downtown moscow at the company that some of the very latest comments that coming from the russian president vladimir putin. and of course is chinese about gigi and bring a lot of comments being made. we will give you all the highlights when we return shortly. on the february, the 1st 2000 or 3 at the un security council meeting u. s. secretary of state colin powell showed a

they're supp. arlene, i'll be all. is where the women here don't just loanable going vegetable. there are also workshops that teach them how to cook their produce and explain its nutritional importance. back up with, believe me. i talked about the basically the what the hell benefits of me today to be the nor know why the, anything this i asked a question why they're eating, but what and buy a new. even cody said they were blank. they don't know, it is that all of mind thumb that i need to explain then what is the role of non prison? why you need to have 22 year olds. cyro has been able to add more vegetables to her diet. she set up a small plant bed next to her dwelling unit. her co signer says she used to suffer from severe iron deficiency, but over the last year, her condition has improved. over at the or did he go? i used to get palpitations and feeling fatigued. wednesday when i went to the doctor, he tested my blood and found law, he will globin levels. clearly there now find often nevada. the doctor told me to eat green leafy vegetables, aminada. i got boards and training

britain has have of coming out of bricks is that they can actually lower the corporation tax like arlene for example, and then choosing not to do it and doing something with capital rebates feels to me like a missed opportunity for jeremy hunt. i think it really comes back to skills. i think if we want to have growth, we need to be an investing in skills. we need to be investing in the right skills. and at the moment within the u. k, we spend an incredible amount sending individuals to university a skills that they're choosing aren't necessarily the ones that are being demanded in the labor force. so i would love to see a focus on incentives for younger people and older people to study the skills that are needed in the economy, both in the university setting and also in the further education setting. really good to talk to you, grace, lord and director of the inclusion initiative and an associate professor london school of economics. thank you for your time. thank you so much. the silicon is not a buying course, america 16th largest bank and a lender to some of the biggest names in the t

was something ha, woodson, arlene body a one time bobby. and he shouldn't henzy to join in soon yellow sonya you high. so if you tell me by an would or to the law for snowball, and she need my that's house on call you so awesome. but if i hadn't asked when somebody is, and she is wasa, i'd be a fondness working father. me him, i obviously damn by then it's ah words just ah, so i'm sure purchased it and i'm kind of half. i'm in with him who you forgot me by now. jotting. wilson, being hun, come with. ah, the lingua pony shima. i gather gaudy ma'am. ma'am ma'am, ma'am, ma'am ma'am, ma'am ma'am ma'am. you tune. shin sun, anzac fuller toss nissan. ma'am, ma'am? patch you had to leave with one of us locally. who are you? can you all you do blue get? i mean yet she's i told him what i mean here. our sheila thought she does and i'll send her portrait is a hail. well, don't speak to us hodge, kansas arity up. she 70 uses movie channel and you can watch as special coverage mocking one month since those ad quake. santa kia and syria, at $1800.00 gmc,

the well fully promote the chinese style, modernization tea, arlene sending and sharing for the our father. we are going to achieve our goes for 2023. john colton. be sure to strengthen our communication and work together, but i kinda thought they ought. you are focused on greater development for our 2 countries. i together with the miss the president, when she was little social where you ha, who we were make our plans for for, for our come partnership, which are your shortish. that's all i would like to say for now. thank you. sheeting thing they're speaking in the kremlin, of course of the transmission and in very quickly there as he's hosted by the russian president. and of course our, our correspondence site. we're listening let's listen take go to katrina. you in beijing and katrina. it seems that to president, she was short and sweet lady with his speech, but confirming the very strong ties that he wants to make sure both russian and chinese audience is understand, is still very strong between the 2 countries. that's right. so he said that the russia trying to relationship is going f

i'm arlene, with dakota, all knew your brother as well as if you were looking at my home. i could be with eric. i would do a sub. i asked him to get him home care and few high them are gone. i just, i be a fair right off. oh, my mother and i like the trumpet to suffer through my gun shop and even gone off of minnesota then. so through the chloe con phoebe they said, oh, really and hands more water? i don't want the gun mcdermott lear fee to use it or not to come see not the federalist cyber cassandra. elbow money. i didn't notice the matson jemila over dish key. did you need to reach out to fill out a money commode that li, come on them and judy. i know i'm ok on jimmy i have a model phoenix. my mamma is right there as well. well. have a high in the little is it? we're on the home in d as in the as if for that guy who has to go. so if i kill all my friends and get the gym, i just the g a did. and as a scene where started in for going to come in iraq again, it was, i did it last week, the top, the buttons from the gentleman hands, gunter, mom or dad. he was a big deer gener

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doou sti feel like you arlene, ile, fast? is t budget helping you?in, those relationships that are so important how valuable is that and difficult is that balance to make sure you maintain those characteristics? gen. saltzman: there is no estione are still lean a we are goi as fast as we can. that's a tough standard for me to say. i'm always loong to go faster and be more agile. i'm going tbe our toughest itic gng forrd trying to ensure we stay as fast as possible. being all does offerome advantes. we could move rapid through a smaller bureauacy than some of the other organizations. but it also comes wit that means the are fewer eyes on ideas and fewer opportunities to catch mistakes. we have to have goo solid processes and innovativ tenologyhat suorts us. there is no estion we are still leannd we are trying to become optimized based on that to me sure we are still producg high-quality capabilities or a high-quality work froze. sen. cramer: the bureaucracy involved, were all about that but we want you to be as agile as you can be to keep us above the

i had la cloudy, be modeled and seamless ally arlen up in a car to pull up. ah, ah ah ah, with wherever you go in the world. well no line goes to make it feel exceptional. katara always going places together with the well, the wind is unsurprisingly, so blowing plenty clad across paths, a guarantee it was raining and spoke to boot. but if you come north of baton, it's the sun that's being dollar once more. and the breeze not particularly strongly is going to stop temperatures going up to significantly above average in a good part of argentina. and sheila, once again, this is the recurrent seen in the north washington fund, historically attractive and the other parts around the river plate. this line here is rather more sees north, not so big. thunderstorms is still there for the concentration, i think is for the north in brazil or infringe garner sir m packages to ecuador. this is a rush of shouts, none particularly heavy, but the risk of flesh funding, or landslides is still there. generally quiet in central america. clearly sharing stuff in costa rica. it's

i had la, cloudy, be modeled and seamless ally arlen up in a car to pull up. ah, ah, ah, al jazeera world takes a road trip across space. spanish, people love to tell you who they are and where they come from. and i am no exception. one woman's journey seeking her heritage and of covering new insights into christian spots. listen, i'm all region. it's a story that seems to have been her brush come to street in search of my groups on al jazeera ah ah. ready a. ready a with wherever you go in the world. one a line goes to make it for you. exceptional katara always going places to go with ally, the incessant hey way continue across central parts. so 1st south america, more very high temperatures coming in across good parts of northern argentina, central and northern areas of chile santiago, 32 celsius. what is there is a similar value here. we are writing a route, 89 degrees above the seasonal average north of that, some heavy showers into the southeast of brazil. these will push their way up towards rio over the next couple of days, and big showers, to course th

arlen small country, they're proud. i think that's often it's a little weird. okay, we're going to go with it, going to get wiped away and how about this year? but the nor'easter that was in the north i did. this new hampshire. the sky was like i got to walk the dog. so i'm going head out and try that. look at that. can you imagine the trying to do this? i mean, the poor he looks like he's having fun, though. he's got into it. but i mean, that's like almost what is he like? 5 hot their egos and color than the dog. how tall? how much snow was their taller and taller the dog and makes our rain look not so but yeah, some good stuff. this is fun. i'm glad you came over your work. was this the 3 at 3 is that were created yeah, it's so exciting. fridays. so fun to do this. yeah. next week, ok, you're on. everyone. have patrick's day and we'll see you right back here on monday. they do. have a great weekend. will be. uaual content, viewer discretion is advised. today on dr. phil. a conversation that every parent in america needs to hear, sextorted to death. within min

as i lived through the period of go cuba and been arlene, this situation is unprecedented in terms of freedom's mother. and the former pakistani prime minister in long gone, has been served arrest wise off to police, turned up at his home in the eastern city of law. far as he say, hundreds of concert porches tried to prevent offices from entering his home. but he served the arrest warrants to ensure a cons of parents and court on charges of misusing his office to sell state gifts. bought as the headlines this, our witness is coming up next. examining the rise of fam aside in italy. i'll see you for the news hour after that in just less than 60 minutes from now. ah ah determine i would already send another he's gonna be lascola green said you bet ana some of you appear mirror column algebra circle dudley plum, your spin ah goods out in the middle doughty, tim carmella. what i will look either in the los discipline yielded to the armor o'connor shoot, an alarm, or cavellas to your proper gun, a superiority castillo garner. in austrian con, drop a star dog lifted. what could i got? and c

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there was a e was a story this t of virginia where these two inmates, john garza and arlene nimmo, useds toothbrushus to dig a tunnel out of their jail cell.f th now, if people are going to take the time to engineerl. a prison break, i wishi wo they would set their civilian lifeuld goals a little higher. lord , these two guys spent months digging out to make a beeline for i hope maybe they found the international house of prisoners. no gun patrons called the copsps and the pairon were arrested seven miles from the prison. but when you go to a steakhouse, if you picked him out of the jail, i mean, probably short on cash after that time behind bar shind arraignment, i'm not sure they will. but you got to give him credit for actually the tor. brush maneuve i mean, imagine if they imagine if they had an electricly toothbrush. oh the, how quickly they would e gotten out of that. did they use floss? that's my only question.u have all right, raymond, you have one wish thalet one wish. >> all right, laura , my finalsn wish is that when congressman, who has spent far too many tikto hours with a l

expropriate the property of russians and sell it in warsaw vidit reports that the polish oil company arlen euros , will deliberately acquire a controlling stake in the russian federation as soon as rising death is put out the door. you want to sell the exposed shares of the company and thus avoid being blackmailed by the poles, such is their plan , after all, we are here for this, don't we often talk about energy as a weapon that what is doing now. poland already seems to me to be using energy as a weapon. this is not just a deputy. this is the head of the energy committee. in the german parliament. here it is directly discussing blackmailing poland through energy with the goal of uh, acquire capture as you want, when blackmail as you want, acquiring uh, the refinery and the sky does not fall on the ground in germany is this already a us eco-war economy or not? it's part war economy. in fact, hmm, of course, klaus , he is a well-known politician, but do not forget that he is a representative of the left party, which practically does not play any role in parliament. no, he can do it, you ha

it was arlen specter, republican from pennsylvania; tom harkin democrat iowa; john porter, from the state of illinois. the three of them got together and doubled the budget for the national institutes of health. so i said to dr. collins, i want to do something that helps you. what can i do? he said work to give us 5% real growth every single year. you know why? he says our researchers aren't sure you're going to be there next year, congress. they're not sure you're going to fund our projects, so they don't follow through to the end as they should. they lose patience and end up in some other place. if you can give them a reliable budget each year for medical research, they'll continue their research and find dramatic breakthroughs. in the words of dr. collins, he said we can line up the score board if you'll make that commitment. i talked to a number of my colleagues. i talked to roy blunt, now retired from the state of missouri. i talked to patty murray, still serving here, chairing the subcommittee from the state of washington. i spoke to lamar alexander, a republican of tennessee. the f

it's estimated, as i was just saying, to arlene foster, that there about 5 million people who are economically. some are are economically. some are students . some are too old to students. some are too old to work . some have just decided to work. some have just decided to call it a day a little earlier . call it a day a little earlier. theideais call it a day a little earlier. the idea is to try and get them back into work because there's also about a quarter of a million vacancies in economy. and if you're politically interested, then it adds up as well that if you're economically active, then of course you're paying active, then of course you're paying tax and national insurance and not living on benefits. so for all of us, whether we're taxpayers or hope that the best happens , the that the best happens, the economy, it would be good to build bridge back to employ . build bridge back to employ. there's also the long seek and it's interesting to see that the government are briefing on that. even about trying to persuade small and medium sized enterprises is to have occupational therapists a

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hello and welcome to the briefing i'm arlene foster.deal sunak has presented his brexit deal. on monday, we'll be speaking . pamela gordon lyons speaking. pamela gordon lyons and the ceo of retail of northern former prime minister bofis northern former prime minister boris johnson will be giving evidence . the privileges evidence. the privileges committee on the week on the week commencing the 20th of march as part of the

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