century city is only 176 acres. its gleaming office towers and high-dollar townhomes lying entirely within the city of los and what makes this place run is money, because century city is home to agents, film producers and usually around here when someone talks about bloody murder, they're talking about a deal that went this time it was the real thing. the lead detective for the lapd investigating pam fayed's murder was salaam abdul-rahman. >> mrs. fayed wasn't robbed. >> no she wasn't. >> mrs. fayed wasn't sexually assualted. >> no, she was not. >> so the purpose of that crime was to kill her. >> it was to kill her. that was the only purpose of the crime, to get rid of her and make sure she was dead. >> abdul rahman says the murder was carefully planned. >> mrs. fayed comes out at about 6:30 at night. >> that's correct. >> and she's walking to her car, what, alone? >> by herself. >> at some point, what, the killer comes up behind her? >> well, the killer pulled up in the burgundy suv behind mrs. fayed's vehicle. >>

the democrats are the party of century city.democrat leaders. >> jessica: the origins of century city's were not just democrats but now it is upheld by them. there were were democrats like rudy giuliani. you have a strong dissatisfaction amongst liberals in these cities who are not looking to turn into republicans but want to be heard. and we talked about the story a couple months ago in chicago. there was a city meeting and all of these residents showed up and said, we want to put on this. let our voice be heard on whether we can take in these busloads that are coming from texas and arizona and they were denied that opportunity. and that is -- yeah. someone said yesterday when we were on in new hampshire, how many people do you think can fit in eagle pass? if they can fit in chicago, they can't be in this tiny border town. and i know that this councilman, you know, he was depending apparently. he was making a joke. but it is something that i hear regularly and you do at a certain point have to live up to the policies and the va

at the 14th century of the city of wolasciu, prince jogaila fathered his young jumpers and jadzwieze. the capital of our country. geta magiliou, jumping, utulny and cultural. the magilean land was glorified by the film director of the people's artist of belarus and the ussr viktar turau. people's artist of belarus viktoriya mazur, deserved honor in belarus valantsin dutkevich, people's artist of belarus. magilaya people whose lives are significant in the world the names of famous people in the development of culture, science and sports are immortalized on the stone slabs. the magilian memory of the astrologer is unique, it seems, the science from the telescope is as powerful as the holy god that i have been given from cosmos, and i should believe that when you sit down... on the chair with your signs of the ass and make a wish for your most cherished greed, i am sure abavyazkova is right. i, on the other hand, had long wanted to visit the magiliou drama theaters, and i was glad that may mara was starting to get busy. vos yon theater, velmi jumping pabudova, navat vachey ne advestsi, i

manhattan, they were always a saying how they were a century city, that new york city is a century city, you've had a lot of people bust in a different texas. now all of a sudden they are singing in a different tune because you can't run a country like this. it doesn't work. think about this. we haveex young people that are struggling to afford housing. rick has gone up. homes are more expensive. interest rates are high. we need way more homes construction single-family and multifamily. how is it come is a good for the problem to have two house another 8 million people illegally? of course not. this is bad for the american people and when i see people like putting illegals in the hotels in the veterans can't get a place for the army-navy game? when a a senior city closing a school, sending the kids home and housing the illegals in the school, that is a disgrace. that is putting the american people last. well, the days of americans being placed last are going to come to an end at high noon on january 20, 2025. god. god bless you guys. thank you.on [applause] ♪ ♪ ♪ i won't back down. no,

cities in the late 19th century, people went there because there were jobs, immigrants went there becauset's where they landed. but they were tough. the number of people arriving completely, the infrastructure pollution, sewage problems, horse manure everywhere. it was not pretty. but as a result of a movement known, as the progressive movement, at the turn the 19th into the 20th century, cities had been cleaned up. improvements in housing and sewer and parks and playgrounds and sanitary ocean and changes in the form of government to make them more efficient. and germ being applied to clean up cities. you can see the difference down here on east huston street in new york before and after the ■kprogressives and in addition n the 1920s cities were although one in ten farm families in the twenties had electricity in the cities, almost everyone did. and it's going to spur demand this is part of what's going to make the twenties economy roar for whole host of new labor saving devices that if were lived in the cities you could use because you had electricity, electric toasters and refrigerator

at the end of the 19th century, palestinian cities, relying on trade, could keep pace with the development in other regions of the world. at the same time , transportation infrastructure was being created in palestine. a railway network was being built to connect jerusalem and other large and small cities with ports near the mediterranean sea. the opening of the main quds train station is a turning point in this part of the world. it was the ottomans. the main palestinian train station in jerusalem was opened in the last years of the 19th century. the exact date of that year was 189. this it was an unforgettable event. a high-ranking delegation representing the ottoman government had come from istanbul. they entered jerusalem. the ruler of quds was also there. all the ambassadors and consuls in quds were there. the family and prominent men of the city also participated in this ceremony. a red carpet was introduced and all kinds of food and drinks were available for reception. people waited for 3 hours. palestine became prosperous with the arrival of the train. and coastal cities were conne

an illegal alien from honduras was charged with child sex abuse and century city in virginia just letd a judge just let him out and kept ice in the dark. they caught him, but the migrant didn't go down without a fight. he punched a nice agent in the face during the takedown and the caught another charge. blaming republicans. >> they released an illegal immigrant from honduras who was charged with sexually assaulting a virginia minor. doesn't that go to show that, as record numbers of people appear at the border, you guys have no idea what kind of people are coming into this country? >> we need more resources, more funding. which is why we are having these negotiations on the hill. but republicans in the senate are working with us, republicans in the house or trying to get in the way. >> jesse: i'm sorry, i hate to be a stickler, but republicans in the senate is working with us? republicans in the senate is working with us? how about before you blame republicans who have nothing to do with our border policy you say, "i'm so site for the virginia teen who was brutally raped by a man who

the find indicates that the city already existed in the 20th century. reasure that a city resident noticed while working in her garden. 2,500 round-shaped coins, half pennies, pennies and a half pennies. we go up to the second floor in the ethnography department and see objects that eloquently tell about folk crafts. household utensils, a kufor where clothes and weaving items were stored, a red corner, a bed, a stove, this is what a typical belarusian hut looked like. exhibition in the next room dedicated to the soviet period and modern times. the sixties of the 20th century became a landmark for the history of the river, as a result of many years of searching near the city. an oil field was discovered. this news spread across soviet and world news agencies overnight, and a different life began for the regional center of the gomel region. rechitsa began to be called nothing less than the capital of belarusian oil. a little information. in 1998, the belarus oil association produced the one hundred millionth ton of oil, and in 2015 - the 130th millionth to

the mayor of denver, and of california, things like that, where they say, "oh, we want to be a century city provide these free benefits to migrants," but then they start complaining when texas starts dropping them off into their states and communities. this is a responsibility caused by the joe biden administration, and these democrat mayors need to wake up to the reality that their communities are going to continue to face challenges, including more buses and planes, unless and until joe biden starts enforcing the immigration laws of the united states. >> sean: governor, i give you a lot of credit. you have tried to protect the people in your state. you are doing everything imaginable. the people of texas have had to bear the cost of this. you have shown great leadership. hope you and mack in every one of these cases, and we do appreciate your time, as always. thank you, governor. all right, coming up next, checking video showing a judge being attacked after she denied a defendant probation. we have the full video and we'll get reaction from former speaker of the house, newt gingrich, stra

abandoned determineds in this country while he have increased entitlements through the protections of century cities, things like offering free health care, which it governor newsom just announced. so all of these things and the policies of the administration serve as the pull factors. so this will not slow down anytime soon. because of that, the risk against the country continues to climb. >> anita: it seems these policies are not popular with the american people. let's take a look at this poll on how people view president biden's border policy. with take a look. only 33% approve. 63% disapprove. so it's not a popular policy, and we hear from the administration of the policy is working great. let's hear from a couple of people. the vice president, and others, about what they think about this policy. >> i want to be very clear, our borders are not open. >> the border is secure. >> the president has done more to secure the border and deal with this issue of immigration than anybody else. >> anita: thoughts on that? >> well, to say the border is secure and the country is being protected in the way it

those in this century. there will be slow processes running, i see that by the end of this century many cities water, and also on the european continent, i expect this, st. petersburg, finland. will also be subject to this process, i see many streets that will be under water, a very large part of st. petersburg will go under water, the volga river. it will dry out more and more, because of this, people will have problems, i also see a large number of japanese islands that will disappear from the map of the earth, in the indian ocean there are also a lot of islands that will go under water, this cannot be avoided. tatyana, do you see any global event like the fall of the tunguska meteorite? the most important event that will happen throughout the world and... and i don’t know whether it can be compared with the tunga meteorite or not, is the fall of america in all respects, this event will probably happen in the next decade, it will be the most the main global event in the world, you have prepared a forecast for 2024 for each of our tv viewers by element, that’s what it means, in astrology ther

at the beginning of the 20th century, there were already 16 factories in the city.,200 mines operating in the donbass. from 1894 to 1917 , seven new largest metallurgical plants were launched in the donbass, and a shipbuilding plant was launched in nikolaev. canon of revolution, mathias builds the first airplane factory in russia. the russian empire, it mastered and transformed. this region has made fraternal peoples who lived separately, instilled in their souls the idea of ​​a great power, and then we all belong to a single powerful russian culture. for example, brodsky, a native of the village of sofievka, a bulgarian village, a student of ilya repin himself, traveled to italy and studied there with italian masters. he looked at the quattracento, at the revival, my favorite painting is lenin with molno, whoever sees it will not forget never, this rosette that sticks out under the frame as if alive, he loved detail, it was like his priority, he gave tasks to his students, they painted pictures for him, he had no time, he simply signed with his own hand, they immed

you know the governor of texas did not call chicago sanctuary city come the mayor called chicago century cityyor allowed illegal migrants to come in here and pay them taxpayer dollars and you know, the thing about it is that our mayor has no - no he's having panic attacks we need to actually recall the mayor summa that's what i did i don't know why the putting there in first place my next guest is chicago democrat joining the chorus saying that enough is enough after building on the southside neighborhood intended be used as a community center, is not being designated as a new shelter for migrants joining us right now and the neighbor 24 year veteran of the military j . l jones education activist and he is now a di insolent, little complaint is a lawsuit against the city of chicago welcome to both of you and is how check of obama's your breaking point. >> so my breaking point was when the city of chicago is short notice underwear lifo gave us a notice within two days of them voidable to community meeting to use our former close high school as margaret housing we had already notice that would

city z volasciu prince jogaila. fathers of your young jumper yadzwize. here are the famous belarusian stars and friends of the 17th century spildon sobal. these cities could become the capital of our country. geta magileu. leaping, utulny and cultural. the magilean land was glorified by film director, people's artist of belarus and the ussr viktar tura, people's artist of belarus viktoriya mazur, deserved. dzeyach mastatstva in belarus valyantzin dutkevich, folk artist belarus and the ussr, ghana. privitanne, town on beraz dnyapra. i have a lot of plans for my life, magilyo, but i am afraid of them . i will contact the highest authority for the execution of brutal torture at the magiliou drama theatre. we thought it was all the same. this city, which has a harmonious life, pays well, and has a rich history and bright everyday life, for example, all these sculptural ensembles are famous not only for the city, but also for the whole country. square zorak, on what significance is the aryginal campaign of the sculptor uladzimir zhbanava, this is its own walk of fame. on the stone slabs are immortalized the names of the famous

that means not finding any country, any city that is a century city. hey look who's here.[cheering] >> is funny. hi vivek. >> apoorva was just answering a question on immigration. joints give your thoughts on taking away the incentives are due at me too finish answering? you're gonna do it? >> can hear me or not? >> we can here go ahead. >> organa coil we have a better signal. good, good. look, there is a difference between legal and illegal immigration. that's the first distinction we have to draw. let's start stop funding to sanctuary cities that create a legal incentives to be here in the first place. and then actually end birthright citizenship for the kids of illegal migrants is not supposed to apply to them according to the constitution i do think we have to take a further step of anyone who's in this country illegally be returned to their country of origin. that is not controversial it's what it means to stand for the rule of law on this country. but i do believe if we take those steps we rebuild the trust needed to say the limited set of people who can make a contr

mil then come and under bite it will be working together were going to hold century states in century city'sountable. were not going to let them thumb their nose at immigration law but all texas is trying to do is to be faithful to the law while joe biden is not enforcing the law. shannon: governor you know the supreme court when arizona considered this years ago did know the feds have supremacy when it comes immigration issues and i know there's going to back and forth maybe this ends up back there with the supreme court. but they've been clear on that and the mean time of the board is sure your critical yesterday you said you're sick of republicans you see what they're doing right now in washington with the senators during border agreement which is basically caving on everything to the democrats. we talked to the eight negotiators center at lankford and others about what is going on they do not have text that we do not have a contours of this. what is your criticism about what we do know about what's coming together and how in the world would you as president put together something to pass

the find indicates that the city already existed in the 20th century. nearby is a coin treasure that a city resident noticed while working in her garden. 2500 round coins, half pennies, pennies and a half pennies. we go up to the second floor in the ethnography department, we see objects that eloquently tell about the people. the exhibition in the next room is dedicated to the soviet period and modern times , the sixties of the 20th century became significant for the history of rechitsa, as a result of many years of searching not far from... an oil field was discovered, this news spread overnight to soviet and world news agencies, and a different life began for the regional center of the gomel region, rechitsa began to be called nothing less than the capital of belarusian oil. a little information: in 1998, the belarusian association produced the one hundred millionth ton of oil, and in 2015, the 130th millionth ton of oil. every year they receive more than. except black gold, without any doubt, this city is famous for its people, there are so many of th

that means not finding any country, any city that is a century city. hey look who's here.[cheering] >> is funny. hi vivek. >> apoorva was just answering a question on immigration. joints give your thoughts on taking away the incentives are due at me too finish answering? you're gonna do it? >> can hear me or not? >> we can here go ahead. >> organa coil we have a better signal. good, good. look, there is a difference between legal and illegal immigration. that's the first distinction we have to draw. let's start stop funding to sanctuary cities that create a legal incentives to be here in the first place. and then actually end birthright citizenship for the kids of illegal migrants is not supposed to apply to them according to the constitution i do think we have to take a further step of anyone who's in this country illegally be returned to their country of origin. that is not controversial it's what it means to stand for the rule of law on this country. but i do believe if we take those steps we rebuild the trust needed to say the limited set of people who can make a contr

the history of the ancient city, according to archaeologists, began, according to the latest data, in the 9th century remember novogrudok only in thirteenth. as you understand, historians do not lose hope and are trying to find an earlier date for the first mention of the city. i am standing on one of the highest inhabited points on the map of belarus, 323 m above sea level, only mount derzhinsk is higher, but, as you know, people don’t live on it, the view is magnificent, novogrudok is in full view, i’m sure this is the most popular panoramic the point of the city, the novogrudok castle, or rather, what remains of it is the brand of the city, accurate data on how in general... the ancient building looked, what was in each there are no towers today, but learned men have no doubt that the walls of the fort were powerful and the location was verified. the impenetrable castle of mindaugas, built over centuries, repeatedly defended the city and saved it from the attacks of the teftonians and tatars, but it was never able to withstand the attack of the swedes. the novogrudok bastion was almost... complete

the history of the ancient city, according to archaeologists, began, according to the latest data, in the 9th centuryreliable chronicle sources, however, remember. as you understand, historians do not lose hope and are trying to find an earlier date of the first mention by the city. i stand on one of the highest populated points on the map of belarus, 323 m above sea level, only mount derzhinsk is higher, but , as you know, people do not live on it. the view is magnificent, the new breast is in full view. i'm sure this is the most popular. panoramic point of the city. novogrudok castle, or rather what remains of it, is the brand of the city. today there is no exact information about what the ancient structure looked like in general and what was in each of the towers. but the learned men have no doubt that the walls of the fortification were powerful and the location was verified. the impregnable castle of mindaugas, built for more than one century, has stood up for defense more than once. city ​​and saved it from the attacks of the teftonians and tatars, but he failed to withstand the attack of the s

sooner or later times square and got its name in the 17th century when a dime was built here across the i'm still river. that's what was i want to city is cool, comes to that. most important building here is the royal palace which hales from the 17th century. from fact, the building is supported by 13659 wooden pounds. these things, the policy is merely symbolic. no one lives here more than anything. the square is a place where a locals and tourists can enjoy a strong the . where are you from philadelphia? i came from turkey. i'm from india. i bought a ton of, i'm from city a striking. so what do you think of the central square? yeah, it looks very historical. it's very old. it's got a great deal to it. it's very his story. so it's very nice, very different from america. i mean, i think it was very exciting. customer colors in the, the time is a good place to start exploring the city and you comp miss the next found the bloom amount is a well the photographs, photo and instagram things to its bright, the kind of flowers, but doesn't really look so good in real life, the floating found market is an amsterdam institution. it's been a s

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the city of ivye is considered an example of national religious tolerance. tolerance. over the centuriesews and muslims have lived here. the visiting card of the city is the museum of national cultures. one of the youngest and the only museum on this topic in belarus, which opened its doors to visitors on july 3, 2009. the museum contains materials about cultural, ethnic, confessional, local characteristics of the region's population. the museum collection includes more than 4,000 storage units, from the moment of opening in... under a single sky through a century, the unity of the culture of peoples is very touching with this atmosphere, you are imbued with all your heart and soul. we will learn more about ethnographic heritage from the director of the museum, ekaterina moskalevich. ekaterina, good afternoon. hello, please tell us how the theme of national cultures is connected with the city of ivye, because it’s a museum for a reason. our region and highlights the opportunity the existence of different religions, peoples of cultures in one small territory, consists of four halls, this

only the wealthiest residents, merchants, could afford to move around the city in the 19th century, whichide fame, for example, the city of soap makers, here now this business is held in high esteem, handmade soap is also in some sense an art, soap was brewed here a long time ago, but there really was a factory in the city, belonged to the merchant malovar grigory ivanovich suranov, guests in kolomna are usually greeted not with bread with kolomna gingerbread - another delicious souvenir to which entire theatrical performances are dedicated here, you can try yourself as a baker, press it with your fingers so that we have our dough in its entire shape distributed, well, at the same time we’ll give our dough a good gingerbread massage, they say about kolomna, no one has ever left here hungry, the city is famous for its rolls, they have earned the right to a second birth in the 21st century. keep your collab, please, one of the main gastronomic brands makes it according to a 15th century recipe from two types of flour, the smell is simply incredible. on christmas eve there are especially man

checked it for years , there seems to be nothing fleeting here at all, every touch of this city remembers the centuryhat stone behind the stone they put together the geometry of samarkand from blue domes, a mosaic... a mirror in half and its right part is reflected in the left madrassah of ulukbek and sherdor are like two peas in a pod, although there are 90 steps and 200 years between them. regestan, a miracle born of ambition, an attempt by one ruler to become equal to another, the legendary grandson of tamerlane, to place his own copy directly opposite his great masterpiece. lookbek succeeded in repeating the lines, elements, and architectural delights of the madrasah, but was there even one chance to create once again an eternal illusion under domes. through this ornament , the drawing seems convex to you, in fact the dome turns out to be flat, this is a visualization , an optical illusion, samarkand, it seems to be woven from legends, like khan’s atlas from silk threads, but among them there is one story that would be enough this city has been around for all of its 2,000 years. the main legend o

, on the pages of books, man... lives for centuries, reading brings generations together, we value the past for our present. belarus 24. one of the oldest citieslso uninvited guests who tried to conquer this place. no matter how much it was burned or destroyed, it was rebuilt every time. of course, it is not rivers of milk and jelly that flow here. and the dnieper and small oil fields, which cannot but please local residents. i think you have already guessed that we have arrived in the historical city of neftyannikov. is this being said? let's get acquainted. each city has an object that is its symbol, and it is said in this regard, it is in no way inferior to other settlements, only its main symbol is not just the calling card of the city. the chapel of ifrosine of polotsk was erected in 1995 according to the design of the state prize laureate of the republic of belarus, a native of rechitsa, eduard agunovich. the unusual symbolism of the numbers, the height of the chapel is 24 and 24 cm, the four stepped supports figuratively represent the development of life and thoughts in a spiral. the faces of twelve belarusian saints of enlightenment ar

the beautiful region of the last city of the century, sada west news agency , in the name of allah, the most merciful, the most merciful. hello, good morning. welcome to today's reporter. inshallah , wherever you are, i invite you to stay with us on today's program, where we will take a look at some of today's events. . we are one body, you are the holiness of our homeland, this is our cry, we are the builders, because we rise up in a storm, we tear ourselves apart, this is the slave god sent us, we are coming. and all of us, with love, with guidance and truth, we will not resist, we, the free people, will never stop , let us not lose patience, and god will testify , we are the people of insistence, we are the soldiers of al-thari, or our enemy, or our enemy, and we are the soldiers of israel. anti-insurgency, haqda lalastekbar , lala al-matruq al-dhar al-hamr. jabna balhadi and sadiq , we will never stop let's not break our patience, god willing, we are the people of islam. because we will wake up a storm , we will destroy the singles. this is the promise of god, palestine, we will com

here , it seems, there is nothing fleeting at all, every touch of this city remembers the centuries that, stone by stone, formed the geometry of samarkand from blue domes, mosaics of mausoleums and minororets and madrassas supporting the sky. samarkan registan, unique in central asia. an architectural masterpiece from earlier times, the area seems to be divided by an invisible mirror in half, and its right part is reflected in the left madrasah of ulukbek and sherdor, they are like two peas in a pod, although there are 90 steps and 200 years between them. registan is a miracle born of ambition, an attempt by one ruler to become equal to another. to the legendary grandson of tamerlane, to place his copy directly opposite his great masterpiece, to repeat the lines, elements, architectural delights of the madrassa, lookbek succeeded, but was there even one chance to create once again an eternal illusion under the domes, through this ornament, the drawing seems convex to you, on actually a dome it turns out to be flat, this is a visualization , a deception of... samarkand, it seems to be wov

the oldest city in belarus , the western dvina has stood at the intersection of the polota rivers for more than eleven centuriesaround this city. ragneda, yazyaslav, vyacheslav charadey. now it is impossible to say for sure which stories about them are true and which are fiction. one thing is certain. polotsk has a rich cultural heritage worth sharing. first of all, polotsk is known as one of the religious centers of belarus. churches and cathedrals built many centuries ago still operate here. unfortunately, we know very little about those who built and designed them. the name zodchiva ioanna appears only once in the life of st. euphrasinia and gumenia of polotsk. and yet, researchers of ancient russian architecture make personal connections. john with the heyday of the polotsk school of patronymics of the 19th century. in simple terms, he is the first belarusian an architect who is mentioned in written sources. by the way, it was he who became the author of the church to which i am now heading. look, he's holding it in his hands. the transfiguration church was built during the life of euphrasinia of polotsk. t

after the victory over fascism in the territory of the former east prussia , the memory of the city’s centuries-oldd. we, unlike some of our neighbors, we don’t destroy anything, we treat everything with care. elements of german culture, we carefully carefully. we study everything and try to save it, even in 2005, in my opinion, it was no coincidence that we named your university after kant, also in order to emphasize those. historical, cultural ties that connect us in this case with germany, by the way, it was i who suggested naming your university after kant, we were here with the former chancellor of the federal republic of germany, mr. schrödor, then we agreed with him on this, in unlike our neighbors, who are destroying monuments there to heroes of the great patriotic war, soviet monuments, monuments to pushkin have already begun to be demolished, and so on. this of course takes advantage of stunning ignorance and misunderstanding of where they live, what they do and what will follow. one of kant’s sayings first became the motto of the entire european enlightenment, and now of the baltic feder

century image. watch the program “cities of belarus” on the belarus 24 tv channel at barysave.insk at high altitudes and the steel ladies are increasingly experiencing a hell of snow caps and accumulations. in memory of the halacost, the krupsk region remembered the tragic chronicles of the great agricultural war. meeting rekvim praishova la memoriyala ў vessy lebedzev. promising projects of agrapramyslovag complex ў minsk region ў barysava began new work. creativity for the production of pasta is a project for the enterprise.

impact the entire wld putin is trying to normalize what should have ended in the 20th century, mass deportations, cities and villages razed to the ground, and the terrifying feeling that the war may never end. in fact, putin embodies war. we all know that he is the sole reason why various wars and conflicts persist, and why all attempts to restore peace have failed. and he will not change. he will not change. we must change. we all must change to the extent that the madness that resides ix this man's head or any other aggressor's head will not prevail. putin is frank about what he wants, what he does, and who his targets are. his answer to the duration of the war is always war, without an end. he wants it this way. his answer to the limits of chaos in the world is the boundless support of terrorist forces. he enjoys conflicts that cause suffering to others. his answer to calls for peace is supplying more and more weapons from north korea and iran. regimes like his exist as long as they wage wars. and we, we all in the free world, exist as long as we can defend ourselves. if anyone thinks this is only ab

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