that blinds us, i think, to much of what we really don't know about the 20th century. more complicated lessons, paradoxes, complexitys in the way in which that century unfolded. and therefore we end up with the wrong lessons. >> rose: for all of us here who worked with tony, our deepette sympathy go to his wife jennifer and his sons daniel and nick and our thanks to our producer charlotte morgan who helped put this program together. thank you for joining us. captioning sponsored by rose communications captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org

using the preceding and following frames. this is a very helpful. construction of blind spots one of the challenges we are facing at the moment using our current techniques it takes so much to generate the camera missed. just crucial not only the conversion to three wheels unable to process the three d. originally captured on stereoscopic cameras and then the final corrections we often have to adjust the show. that's when we need to remodel the areas not caught on camera because of the objects in the ground. so the package of tools you can offer will be a real blessing for us in reconstructing the blind spots. rumor has it famous filmmaker. production the whims starring in her first russian language turn may be looking to add an extra dimension to their project so u.m.p. has good reason to be excited about improving their technical capacity for now the focus is honing their skills on the software moscow state university steam is provided them regardless of how any individual contract works they see every reason to believe the number of three d. conversion in production p

lastly, god wants us all to be thinking leaders, not blind followers. i think that is the message and is very important we have to stress. >> we have about 10 minutes. i will ask for quick questions and quick answers. right here and then over here. >> thank you. i was interested -- i have two questions. the first was what contemporary muslim country, which operates under shariir'ia operates here today? which muslim groups of spoke out when it was discovered that is e international religious freedom reported they're talking about murdering? >> , i would like to answer the first question. it is very simple. our belief is that there is no moslem country now that is fallinowolling shir'ia. one reason is because the election by the head of state is not taken place. where do you go from there? i am not standing here to defend any muslim country, and i hope that within the united states i can be of better muslim then i can in some of the muslim countries. it is like what degree do to lift or for it to make it th nin begnin? i do not like that term. the only is

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it's an experimental device, who lets people who are completely blind sort of see, using their tongueor myself. >> letter "h." >> nicole is from turkey and has been completely blind since she was 7. >> the letter "v." >> reporter: that's extraordinary. 46-year-old albert rizzi lost his sight just 4 1/2 years ago to meningitis. a former teacher, he, too, has been testing out the device here at lighthouse international. it isn't technically seeing. >> no, it's not. it's sensing. it's using your other senses to compile information that will give you a precise outline of an image in front of you. >> reporter: it works like this. a small video camera is attached to a pair of glasses. the information then goes to a small, handheld unit, which translates the picture into pixels. the pixels get turned into electrical signals that are felt on this lollipop that goes on the tongue. white pixels create a strong electrical pulse. black one create a weak signal. >> letter "o." >> reporter: the end result gives the subject the sense of a shape, sort of like this pin art toy. what does it feel like?

blind and visually impaired closed wednesday. it's now selling off its assets to pay for employee salaries. they're calling it the state of california put us out of business sale. the executive director says the state cut their funding by 63%. as the state tightened its own budget, training continued. right now 70% of the blind population is unemployed. diana expects that number to rise with the center's closing. >> trying to get them another job is going to be nearly impossible because they don't have us there to help them, to be that conduit that they need to maybe upgrade their skills that they need. >> reporter: which could make competing for a job even harder. the unemployment rate is 12.1 in santa clara county, higher than the national average of 9.7%. that's at transaccess are trying to help. they find jobs for those with all kinds of disabilities. not just the blind. >> unfortunately issue the impact is going to be we're not going to always be th serve them because we're not going to be as qualified as others. >> reporter: they're helping financially, by buying some of the foundation's furniture. abc 7 news. >> joining me now in th

so the package of tools you can offer will be a real blessing for us in reconstructing the blind spots. rumor has it famous filmmaker. production the whims starring in her first russian language turn may be looking to add an extra dimension to their project so u.m.p. has good reason to be excited about improving their technical capacity for now the focus is honing their skills on the software moscow state university steam is provided them regardless of how any individual contract works they see every reason to believe the number of three d. conversion in production projects crossing their plate only multiply their learning that each different type of scene shot into. converted to three d. may require a unique post-production approach to render it watchable come the day of the premiere in the future they have plans to acquire their own three d. camera equipment to handle the entire process from start to finish. as film makers around the world are discovering three d. shooting is essentially a new skill which directors and cameramen in particular will need to train to acquire if they wan

. ♪ she blinded me with science >>> the constitution gives us freedom of religion.ink that it's very obvious ú%at the mosque should be built some place else. >> the senate's top democrat opposes the idea of a mosque being built near new york's ground zero. senator harry rrid's statement are in stark contrast with president obama's comments. here in maryland, the candidates for governor are also reacting to the controversy over that proposed mosque. >> a mosque somewhere in lower manhattan, but simply not around ground zero. inappropriate. >> i respect the fact that it's a local new york city zoning decision. >> maryland congressman called the controversy an issue that new york city officials need to rrsolve. republican challenger andy harris said it would be disrespectful to build a mosque near ground zero. that brings us to our question of the day. will a candidate's stance on a new york mosque affect your vote? so far 86% f you say yes while 14% say no. jim right writes on our website either the candidate is for america and rules against the mosque or else he's a

blindness in his one good eye. he damaged his other eye when he was 4 years old. kim berry terry has more. >> reporter: his mom came down from the hospital room to talk to us, hoping someone saw something that could lead police to find the driver who took off after hitting her son. her 18-year-old son was blind in his right eye from an accident that happened when he was 4. he has a fracture to his skull that is causing partial blindness to his left eye. he can only see a little bit. thompson's mom says her son was riding his skateboard home last night in san jose at southbound 85 near the light rail station. he was in the crosswalk, close to getting back on the sidewalk when a white two-door mercedes sedan hit him. the car did slow down but sped away leaving thompson bleeding and trying to crawl to safety. >> honestly, if i were to hit an animal crossing the street i would not leave it bloody and blind crawling for help and drive away. i don't know what kind of person would do that. >> reporter: thompson's mom says her son wanted to talk to us himself because of his condition he wasn't able to do that. the family wants the driver caught and asking anyone with info

us a call. >> reporter: jack daniels is mostly blind. he will receive medical care and will likely go up for adoption in the next few days. >>> how nummi is once again turning up the heat on fare evaders. >>> uncle sam says the airline business is doing better, but it's on time performance isn't quite so good. i'm consume editor tom vacar, the numbers still ahead. >>> we're still tracking the movement of the low clouds and the fog, outside right now looking out toward san francisco all ready the cloud deck on the increase. we'll have warming temperatures in the five day forecast, we'll have to look at that coming up in just a bit. >>> a fire at the alameda pier is under investigation tonight. why the fire was so difficult for firefighters to put out. so my mercury moment happened during our family camping trip. i grabbed my son a juice box...and left the cooler lid open. twenty minutes later, all our hot dogs were gone. and so was most of the car. my mercury agent, steve, told me the car was covered. i switched to mercury because i saved

yesterday they used rocks which damaged pictures blinds inside. >> we are concerned because this is happening to the naacp office. i'm concerned why is it happening to this office? that is a great concern. >> the naacp is working with police to implement security measures. >>> people in caribbean are hungering down as hurricane earl has reached category 4 status. puerto rico and the u.s.ing has been hit with strongs and. shipping companies moved vessels out of the area. the form is predicted to move along the eastern seaboard. >>> swimmers and surfers are being warned about a shark siting after a bay area beach. 1:00 this afternoon several people reported seeing a large great white shark attack a sea lie lion. happened west of the taco bell. witnesses say the shark appeared to be between 18 and 25 feet long signs have been posted along the beach warning of the shark siting. >>> on to the weather now. what's í!"y=&your reaction whe hear that? >> the first thing i think about is there is more people than ever at the water's edge. ten times as many surf this year as 4 years ago. more people are

very much professor was a pleasure to have you with us just a reminder that my guest in the studio today was famous sociologist professor ronald and blind director of the world values survey and that's it for now from all of us here will be back tomorrow with more until then stay and hearty take care thank you you thank . this.

"the blind side" $310 million as well. >> raj mathai is joining us now.he giants doing good. >> they are doing sick. is that grammatically correct. no. they are sick. the giant and the a's. crazy play at the coliseum. we're still trying to figure it out. hello to the. red ca. rerpd rpet treatment. back in a moment. what this droid does will change how you do movies. with blockbuster on demand, this does hit films on a 4.3-inch screen so big, the way you see them will never be the same. introducing the new droid x. pre-loaded with blockbuster. the next generation of does. >>> i have a brad pitt sighting. >> we can talk about it. >> in danville with angelina. >> they were at the oakland coliseum tonight. now for sports. let's start with the giant. sorry, brad pitt. make believe. everything is going right for the giant. one game out of first place. this is usually when giants fans start to get nervous. whoa. why is everything going right. orange and black fans in denver. jonathan sanchez long considered trade bait. here is why they won't trade him. his upsid

used by astronomers to point at stars. but at night, the high powered light can still the cockpit, distracting or temporarily blinding the pilot. >> you can't see anything but the light. >> when they hit us with the laser, particularly the green laser you don't only just see the dot, you see the light. >> reporter: luckily gonzalez had night goggles. and gonzalez and the co-pilot spotted the light. this is the fifth laser incident in santa clara county this year and nationwide according to the federal administration, the number of laser lights strikes has risen. the most of those were right here in california. >> reporter: san jose police say anyone caught shining a light at an aircraft could land in prison and face federal charges of up to 10 years and fines. reporting from san jose, jana katsuyama. >>> homeowners set off over extending bart into the bay area. residents along that path say they fear it may cost them their homes. ktvu's lloyd lacuesta is in livermore with a live report. >> reporter: these are union pacific railroad tracks but they would become the right of bart trains in a plan to extend bart into livermore. n

used by astronomers to point at stars. but at night, the high powered light can still the cockpit, distracting or temporarily blinding the pilot. >> you can't see anything but the light. >> when they hit us with the laser, particularly the green laser you don't only just see the dot, you see the light. >> reporter: luckily gonzalez had night goggles. and gonzalez and the co-pilot spotted the light. this is the fifth laser incident in santa clara county this year and nationwide according to the federal administration, the number of laser lights strikes has risen. the most of those were right here in california. >> reporter: san jose police say anyone caught shining a light at an aircraft could land in prison and face federal charges of up to 10 years and fines. reporting from san jose, jana katsuyama. >>> homeowners set off over extending bart into the bay area. residents along that path say they fear it may cost them their homes. ktvu's lloyd lacuesta is in livermore with a live report. >> reporter: these are union pacific railroad tracks but they would become the right of bart trains in a plan to extend bart into livermore. n

. >> reporter: no one from herb essence would talk to us but you can see someone peeking through the blinds. now the name of the business permit is najeeb daf it. he calms it a holistic healing center. on their web site they say they'll deliver it. >> i'm outraged if this is in fact true that they are offering this facility in violation of our ordinance. >> laurahoffmeister says concord doesn't want these businesses. >> there are problems we have seen with the last one we have had here which we did shut down, it did not comply with our zoning regulations. our police department had a number of complaints. >> steve concord has shut down a couple of medicinal marijuana dispensaries in a few years and it's clear they are going to go after this one too. >> but the police haven't done that yet obviously. >> no, this has been open only since july, just a few weeks, i don't know whether or not they've had any complaints, i tell you what though we've got a lot of people stopping us asking us if this is the place to buy marijuana so the word is getting out. >> ann notarangelo in concord, thank you. >

he was entirely blind by the age of 13 but learned gerschwin's rhapsody in blue by using braille scores. he was also one of the major instrumentalists of the feeling -- many of you recollected remember -- the thrilling sound of the 50's that blended the latin bolero with the latin sound. the second was chico, we like always to put these little names to people. my name is carlotta but my real name was charlotte and they called me carlotica, little charlotte. he moved to new york city in 1948, where benny goodman hire him and he became very famous in new york at the time and he died in new york in 2001. one of the pieces of my ticket to ride is how many cubans of irish ancestry are there. because this connected to my family, that's why i wanted to read it to you. in the 40's, my father moved to new york in search of his destiny. he learned to make brillantine in red, blue and golden colors to give a beautiful sheen to the hair. in his spare time, when he could break free from his alchemist's captive vit, he would go listen to cuban music at the park plaza hotel in manhattan. those were ha

deputies say these green lasers, no larger than a pen are used at astronomers to point at stars but at night if it is put to an airplane it could blind the pilot. >> reporter: the sheriff's deputy, gonzalez and a san jose police pilot were patrolling in this helicopt or tuesday night when they found out firsthand. >> when they hit us with the laser spectacularly a green laser you don't only see the green dot but you see the beam shooting across the sky. >> reporter: luckily gonzalez had night-vision goggles. he and the pilot traced the beam to the ground and pinpointed the origin. now, a two 22-year-olds are charged with felonies. the officers found them with the laser light at a gated community off of amber way. they admitted to shining it at helicopter. now, nationwide according to the federal aviation administration the number of reported laser strikes on commercial airlines has risen dramatically from 300 reports in 2005 to 1,525 reports so far this year. a third of those were right here in california with mineta and oakland the highest numbers. >> people need to understand when you aim a what would be considered a toy at an airp

us when you get a chance. thanks for watching. if blind. would be soon which brightened if you knew about someone from funniest impressions. who for instance on t.v. dot com. wealthy british style. that's not on. the. markets why not scandals. find out what's really happening to the global economy in these kinds of reports on r.g.p. hungry for the full story we've got it first hand the biggest issues get a human voice face to face with the news makers. the days of being bailed in a cousin of the small will cost although no relief from wal-mart is out of control across central russia. just a few moments with the latest on the fires in the moscow region and the rest of the last. two years on. the victims of georgia's offensive killed by a devastating on. the sweeping republic. and police by any other name the russian president proposes law enforcers should ditch the revolution arrow toggled militia to appear to be professional. worldwide news around the clock this is artsy life from moscow while the thick blanket of harmful small caused by ra

. >> no one from herb essence would talk to us but you can see someone peeking through the blinds. me on the business permit is n a.j. id davit. it says nothing about selling marijuana although on the web site they say they'll even deliver it. >> i could use them but i prefer not to hide. >> do we really want to be the city that is delivering marijuana throughout the county? >> i'm just outraged that this in fact true that they are offering it in this facility in violation of our ordinance. >> reporter: they say concord doesn't want these businesses. >> the problems we have seen with the last one we have had here which did shut down, did not comply with the zoning, was the police department had a number of complaints. >> herb essence opened up in july, the city has a history of closing down medical marijuana so they are going to try to shut the one down too. >> ann notarangelo, thanks. >>> drinks for water, but now there is a specification particular time you should drink water in order to lose weight. >>> check the bridge. tainted eggs could still be on the market the one man behin

times and when you text on the cell phone you create a blind spot or you might not see that motorcyclist. >> reporter: many people say they never use their cell phones improperly. >> do you ever do it? >> i have enough tickets. >> reporter: the crackdown will happen on tuesday and again on august 18th. officers are always searching for improper cell phone use. >>> san francisco engineers are still trying to determine what caused an electrical engineer that shut down a lighting system. a malfunctioning system on church street failed 11:30 this morning and they needed to shut down all service. they provided bus bridges until it was stored before 3:00 this afternoon. >>> the woman arrested for the alleged sexual assault of two boys is expected to make an appearance in court. she is charged with more than 60 counts of felony sexual assault. she also faces charges for driving boys in her hummer as they shot beebee guns. >>> a bill that will crackdown on sex offenders is undergoing changes. it will require them to go to prison for life without parole. to make room, a new amendment will pay the county jails instead. they consider the bill

during this video, you see us working in the school for the blind and we are screening the children to see which children might have a treatable condition. most of the children we encountered there have permanent conditions. there were several children we found who had light sensitivity, which is initial encouraging signs, the condition might be treatable. so what you see in the video is the child responding to light, even saying where the light's coming from. we then bring the children for the exam and the children who we find are in fact treatable, we do an ultrasound of their eyes to make sure that the posterior segment of the eye is all fine. both children are then provided treatment. and we thenonitor their progress. so in the video you see a child who has congenital cataracts in both eyes. so until this point the child has very few prospects for later in life. but this child was then given surgery, clear acrylic lenses were implanted into his eyes and what you see in the video is him three weeks post operatively and he is now responding to visual cues. >> a lot of what we've lear

was of the things we did work with the allen county for the blind and disabled, using of broadband connectionenvisioned that you cannot hear. you have to call a call center that may be located in utah, but you cannot hear, so you cannot sign. at that point, in 2004-2005- 2006, we have a connector to indianapolis where there was a non-hearing impaired person theyranslate what it was needed to talk to the computer repair center in utah. as individuals could communicate with their relatives and friends, the kind of light in their eyes and the smiles and their faces as broadband enhance their ability to work out of their homes, even though they're hearing impairment caused them to have communication challenges. that is already great example. i have another one. can i tell it? i get so excited. we know that educational attainment is one of the critical needs we have. in our school system, we have 32,000 students in the urban almost 52,000, students. many of them can qualify for a program initiated by senator byaayh as governor, and it is called 21st century scholars. there are 90 languages in the

blinded by our success. >> in future, they intend to build smaller factories closer to where workers live. there are increasing low wages. >> it used to be that we never got a real break. now, we get a little time to catch our breath. >> a parade is aimed at underscoring the notion of change, but many chinese and western human rights activists wonder whether the company has really changed its ways. >> i do not think today's events can achieve anything except provide a bit of theater. i think basically what they need to do is treat their workers like decent human beings and pay them a decent wage. >> that might possibly save the bother of organizing displays of joyous workers like this one. >> logistics representatives have been meeting at the transport forum to discuss the pace of the economic recovery. german trucking and shipping companies are having trouble keeping up with demand as the recovery boosts container traffic in german ports. it rose 30% at the beginning of this year, almost reaching the record obtained in 2008. >> germany's biggest container shipping line hit stormy seas last year and almost went under, but this past

borrow it but debts can quickly turn to a good use who can pay them off to dream of a better life and this move from sequences. houses parking. cars blinds. no you. until the company says that you. do you think the property bottom credit really belongs to you. yes you can i watch that report about ten minutes. for that's its business update and i will be tasting news for fans of fast food i guess i do have good news for you carrying two american restaurant chains are coming to brush up with plans to open one hundred eighty outlets over the next ten years have more in just a moment but first. grain exports from russia this year will be between two and four point five million tons according to the agriculture ministry that country has exported one point six million tons already and could ship another point seven million. before export comes into effect on the fifteenth of august the decision to hold exports was made after a drought hit the agricultural sector this season for president dmitri medvedev has also called for changes in insurance legislation to avoid climate risks and to provide farmers with additional support. the situation is

blind corners, low grip with the sand blowing owned there and stuff. last year we had a good day, qualified on the poll and led. so it was a good day for us> mike: champions tour the general -- jeld-wen traditions. it's early. third, round play, beautiful sunriver oregon. your putt of the day. right line, right distance, right speed. just right. now bernhard langer buries this eagle putt on 12. at 9-under. everyone is chasing tom lehman. par-4 14th. his approach -- second shot. nearly holes it. lehman cards a 69 today. 11-under par. a two-stroke lead entering thunderstorm's final round. >> to madrid spain, u.s.a. basketball beering up with an exhibition against lit wayne lithuania. lithuania let we one at the half in the second, the u.s.a. is up 57-49. steph curry battling a mild ankle sprain. team usa pulls away for the 77-61 victory. >>> nascar on deck right here on abc-7. raiders in chicago, a's and giants with night games. more at 11:00, see you then. see you, too. >> terry: you pronounced geovany very well. hot weather on the way? >> leigh: monday and tuesday. next newscast at 11:00. captioned by closed captioning services inc. and e

blindness, they're still easy to get. vicky nguyen reports. ♪ >> reporter: when lady gaga's computer-enhanced eyes hit tv screens it was the first time many of usaw the dough-like look that was lighting up message boards across asia. >> it gives you a dull kind of look. >> reporter: this 19-year-old said she started wearing circle lendss for fun on special occasions. but now -- >> two pairs of brown, one gray, two blue. >> reporter: the college sophomore is addicted and uses them daily. the colored part is larger than regular contacts and the look is almost cartoonish. ngs . >> you can get them in little packages like this. >> reporter: this youtube tutorial about circle lenses has topped 11 million views and it's the third most talked-about topic on soupy.com, a bay area website that tracks pop culture. >> i've seen girls, you know, in junior high school all the way up to working women. i have tons of friends my age who wear them on a regular basis because it's easy to use. >> reporter: joyce kim says most of the lenses are made and imported from korea. while they're approved for use there, the fda has not green-lighted circle lenses here. >>

blind or how low vision. muni is their lives line to get around. simple act of courtesy can help them access muni services safely. it is not just courtesy. it is the law. >> i used to take the 21 airlock. >> lot of times, when i would be waiting at the bus stop, the door would open and the driver would announce the bus line. >> 71. >> it is easier and preferable when a driver sees someone who is obviously visually impaired if they stop in front of me and say "this is the 71," "this is the seven." >> our buses are setup to announce the lines when we pull up. when i see a customer with a guide dog or cane, make sure i let them know what line i am. >> every time i get on the bus, i tell the driver where i need to get off, even if i think there digital voice system is going to announce that. just so they know in the event that it is not working. i would say a good amount of the time, i do get acknowledgment, actually. >> good morning. >> morning. is your announcements system working? >> i'm sorry, it is not. >> could you let me know when we get to van ness and sacramento? >> i sure will. >> i have had a number of drivers be really helpful in terms of getting passeng

used to blast to go deeper than the fears of. church the remains are removed by machinery. finally the fundamental choice is deposited in vallecito. on a. blind russian would be so much brighter if you knew all about sums from feinstein freshens. please for instance on t.v. dot com. wealthy british scientists i. it's time to. market. to. find out what's really happening to the global economy with mike stronger for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines. it is now here in moscow we are running down the week's top stories here on. closes in places continue to spread across russia killing dozens. and leaving many people struggling to breathe and small. hundreds killed in the military conflict with georgia. shelled the sleeping the public leaving its capital in ruins. plus for the first time in sixty five years since an atomic bomb. america void to the memorial service. as this week saw another round of violence in. the country's interior minister on what's behind the rest stay with us. the central asian state of kurdistan has recently seen a lot of violence and unrest the temporary interim government is trying to do all it can

think will set us off to a pretty fascinating start to the conversation, but i also think it does justice to what your work is about. let me read from page 20. "by endorsing color blindness, president obama implies that there are no institutional obstacles faced by people of color that could not be weakened or abolished by color blind policies alone. he also implies wide or people of color face the same obstacles and do so on a relatively even playing field, but these notions are so overly saturated with falsehood that the man as intelligent as he simply cannot believe them, which then leads to political calculation as the basis for his position. sadly, president obama is willing to ignore the pain of race-based in justice to make life comfortable, and this only after he has been elected and the campaign is over, and the unlikelihood he will ever speak the truth behind these matters shrinks to nearly zero. in this case, there is no option left but for us to correct the record before his approach those real damage to the cause of civil rights and racial." >> i need you to do the audio version of this book. you pick the most direct her rough in the book, but i am glad beca

us to places we could barely imagine just a few years ago. >>> advances in modern technology are likely --. >> repter: ray kzweimay n be a household name, but the blind know who he is. he invented the first reading machine and then reduced its size to a hand-held gadget. kurzweil will be remembered more as a man on a mission to tell the world what life will be like in the age of technology. microsoft billionaire bill gates said he is the best in the world at predicting the future, and what a world he predicts. >> this is a design of a robotic red blood cell. we are going to put these technologies inside us, blood-cell-size devices that will augment our immune system, make us a lot healthier, destroy disease and dramatically push back human longevity, go inside our brains and actually enable us to remember things better, solve problems more effectively. we are going to become a hybrid of machine and our biological heritage. in my mind, we are not going to be transcending our humanity. we are going to be transcending our biology. >> reporter: kurzweil has written several books. one of the most recent, called "the singularity is near," predicts that by

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and lastly, god wants us all to be thinking leaders, not blind followers. i think that is the message that is very important that we have to stress for the common muslim. >> we have about 10 minutes left for quick questions and answers. >> i guess i have two questions. the first would be, what contemporary muslim country which operates under sharia law right now would you point to be benign example of sharia that was described here today? and second question is, which modern groups spoke out when the -- when it was discovered, the messages of the muslims in here in virginia that were talking about murdering jews? >> our belief is that there is no moslem country now that is following sharia law -- no muslim country now that is following sharia law. the very basics of islamic society, including the election of the head of state legitimately by the people is not taking place. where do you go from bad? i am not standing here to defend any moslem country, and i hope that within the united states i can be a better muslim that i can in of -- in some of the other m

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