that's why christian nationalism, though it uses the rhetoric of christian, is sometimes un-christian in its effect. it can be only loving. it can be. it can be even oppressive towards cultural minorities by saying to them, you're not one of us. let me give you example. one of the books in favor of nationalism written by rich lowry, the editor of, national review. he argues that nationalism is a program of preserving the cultural nation. we want a kind of freeze frame american culture and not change. he also says. american is not intrinsically white. he wants to defend against accusations of racism. the example he gives is jazz. he says jazz is proof that american culture is not white. we all know white people didn't invent jazz, right? we never would have. and i think that's a true statement. but it makes me wonder why. lowry is a nationalist. because if you want to celebrate something like jazz, do you recognize the preconditions for the emergence of jazz? it is precisely cultural pluralism, cultural change, cultural fluidity intermingling and innovation. if you're an american natio

specifically christian real-ism. christian realists look at foreign policy analysis and's look at power and politics. but they don't only look at it through the lens of government versus government and the security dilemma. instead, they recognize that this is really an august tinian tradition rooted in biblical and early christian sources. most likely in the way that augustan thinks about anthropology and human politics. what do i mean by that? christian realists are united in recognizing that human beings are flawed and sinful. and so much of what motivates us is self interested. but that's not all there is to the story. christian realists also tend to be hopeful, because of the email go day. so individuals have worth, but they also have responsibility. responsibility to act in political life. right? that is the difference between that and irresponsible forms. this is someone else's problem, or i can't dirty my hands by trying to save and protect. and so the christian thinking is a species of this august in ian tra

by christian national study. ology has a decision to make. they can, they can change their values and change their platform, or they can sure up enough fear and anger to change the rules of the game to sideline or handicapped their opponents. and that's enough by tearing agenda that isn't authoritarian regime. that is actually how that starts, and the more white american subscribed to christian nationalism, the more they believe that voting is not a right. it is a privilege. in other words, it's not something that shall not be infringed, but it's something that we can actually limit or take away altogether. malin party has the most caucus process in the world and i've been working with concern citizen action and everybody that comes 5 year tells me that system is so for us to lot of people are concerned about efforts by republicans actually undermine. i don't think so. it's not secure, we need to make sure it's secure and other countries they get fingerprints to make sure it's secure. this november, 87 republicans in battle ground states are

how does that fit in with white christian nationalist ideology? this is part of their, the ology of the, in times that there was an effort on the part of satan and his workers to unite the world together to oppose god's people and to curtail your freedom. so why christian nationalism inclines americans toward conspiratorial thinking. it is highly suspect of those who have historically been in charge of the media elite, the political elite, the academics, people at the reawaken event. tickets, democrats and liberals, were the authoritarians suppressing information about the vaccine suppressing information on virus cancer. soon pressing the news, either your very is responding to authoritarians right now, this is what this is. do you think the, the battle going on in america between good and evil? so, evil side. elaine, if all the did not want the god elements in america, they're the politicians. they don't, they don't want god and christianity to upset their agenda. i do think the election was stolen in 2001 and absolutely, absolutely. i have artic

many evangelical christians in the u. s. peer to cope. impaction could be the mark of the beast, identifying them as followers of the anti christ and the n times you have teen satan versus team jesus. that's why i'm doing is trying to give you tools to wake up, your family, underscoring the important nationalist on the can. cargo from smack them was the appearance of his side air. wow. you know, we want a religion back. we want our contribution back. we want our 2nd amendment back hey guys, i promise we're going to make this country great again. busy oh, this is laura lance. well now a charismatic evangelist was another popular speaker. why they freaked out, appreciate your receipts, to send you a message. never to show up with your ever again in their face. oh, now one of the pastors who came to washington to protest on january 6. it's like donald trump said to me, he believed that christians were the secret to the future of america. but you guys got to get organized. 197680 percent of americans identified as white chris

we know that a person's bearing of his christ is an image of a christian's spiritual life. but what does it mean to carry your cross, of course, looking at the cross of christ we remember his suffering, the crucifixion of death. however, already in the holy scriptures of the old testament, we find many images that indicate that the cross of christ is sacrificial, so the holy church with the earlier from the cross with the paradise tree of life, the cross is also similar to the tree laid by moses in the middle of the hill. here are measures to make them suitable for quenching the thirst of the israeli people during their wanderings in the wilderness . the church strengthens us because of the crucifixion on the cross followed the resurrection of christ and joy for all his disciples. so every christian is worthy, bearing the cross of his spiritual life, receive from god and the joy of easter, therefore, the offering of the cross in the orthodox spiritual tradition is understood as overcoming with complacency and hope in the lord all those difficulties of sorrows that are encou

for classical christian schools. there's pipelines of curriculum for classical christian schools. there's accreditations. teachers colleges need to be created, it's an entire ecosystem that's going to have to live parallel to a progressive pipeline that controls every aspect, to your point. >> michael, i think it's a question. >> -- you are born when my president became president of the united states. i don't know if you're aware, but when he ran for president of the united states of first time, one of the main things in his campaign was to get rid of the department of education. put forward by jimmy carter. the last thing he was really upset with, after eight years of being president of the united states, he was never able to get rid of the department of education. i remember one of his great quotes is, you know, when we cease to be one nation under god, where a nation gone under. i quote that all the time when they go out and speak to young people. other than that, where can people get a list of the schools? for us people who have grandkids now? my parents sent me to a military

he eliminated taking kids to christian schools. i would like to turn that around also and turn around the core curriculum thing. how do we do that? >> the school bus thing sounds like a great challenge for the supreme court these days. >>[laughter] >> i am serious. core curriculum is part of how they consolidate control, obviously. david, how do you navigate that curriculum in classical question -- christian schools? >> we don't. >> they don't. when you don't take the kings gold, not -- not that you are, homeschooling is not that. but when the testing requires the core curriculum aspect that is how they try to box most parents in and it takes a lot of extra effort to do that on your own. that is why the next step is also, the sat just recently stopped testing for reasoning because reasoning is racist. it is the same guy that took over the sats that wrote common core. that was a federalization of standards under the obama administration. so, what david is linked up with is a classical learning test, and s.a.t. for classical christia

you know, in certain situations, do you feel that from stood up for christianity that christianity is under siege in america right now? i do been under seas for years that that is really exploded. maybe in the last 5 to 10 years. well unfortunately we're in an area where there's still some close mindedness and i believe that there's a good amount of people that are okay with racial slurs and bigotry. and i honestly just think that it's all a mess and everyone just wants it their way. and their way is the old way. let's just, you know, have people of color sitting in the back of the bus. it is. we're going backwards. we found that the more white american subscribed to christian national study out the more they believe that they will be targeted in that black americans will not be targeted. in fact, black americans will be protected. do you think, ohio, senate candidate, j. d. vance is trying to win votes by playing to the fears and policy preferences of white christian nationalists. so judy vance is actually unleashed the rhetoric of, of white christian nationalism and populist authori

christian majority is projected to end by 2070. christians account for 90% of the population 50 years ago. christians projected to make up between 35% by 2070 if the trend continues. guest: there is another trend taking place that is quite interesting. as those trends change we also see demographic changes where we see more hispanics becoming the majority minority in this country and it is very fascinating to see what is happening with the hispanic community in terms of their connection with evangelicals. a large portion of those coming to the country are evangelicals and disproportionately they share the value issues with the evangelicals. in fact, if you look at the most recent data in the polling the hispanics are stronger than whites when it comes to the issue of abortion and wanting to have restrictions on abortion. host: how do you choose which candidate to back? guest: it comes down to the issues and this is the thing that is interesting. i think it is often misunderstood i go back to donald trump as a great example was a lo

finding the head of john the baptist, which is revered by christians as a great shrine today is partly preserved on holy mount athos liturgical hymns. on today's holiday. the church speaks of irore, that it was better for him to break his oath than, having fulfilled it, to truncate the chapters of the holy parables and indeed an act and kind. this is an example of insanity, vanity flippant vows unwillingness to admit their mistakes. and this is a lesson for all of us, because such qualities are by no means characteristic of a christian person, falling into the sin of vanity and trying haughtily to show his virtues to others, often says crazy words and do deeds, which he later regrets. why does vanity take possession of a person, if he does not live according to the gospel, does not understand the value of the true goal of our earthly existence. what is unity with christ and the preparation of the future eternal life, then this true goal is replaced by false ones. earthly aunt glory, the unrestrained desire for which is called vanity, pushes a person to thoughtless and often sinful acti

those who seek to destroy christianity destroy the west and our judeo-christian heritage want our kidsm not really sure if god did say that. the less we teach our kids, the less we lead them. the more our kids are unequipped to defend their christian faith. defend western civilization. defend real human progress. and ultimately defend america. instead, with their heads in their phones, our kids default to the comforts of modern life. never considering the wisdom, the risk, the conviction it took to forge this american experiment in human history, in human freedom unlike any other. can't talk about god in school. can't talk about god at work. can't talk about god in hollywood. and, except for this network and a precious few other places, certainly can't talk about god in the media. your kids are more likely to encounter god from in the jobs like this on their tiktok feeds. >> they do not have the right to dictate my life and what i decide to do with my body. i don't care about your [bleep] religion. i'm so tired of having nonstop conversations about what the bible says. you live your li

christian, back to you. christian: geeta, thank you so much.k at the south side of the river, looking back at the palace of westminster. actually, if i show you, we have website info. this will give you important information. if you are planning to come down to stand in line, you can see that the queue is approximately 2.4 miles long. it is stretching all the way up the embankment, past the bridge come around the corner there, passed the london eye, antoe. they reckoned a 23-hour wait if you are at the end of that queue . so you will need to be patient. but as geeta said, people are coming from all over london, but also people around the world, from commonwealth countries, will want to come. we can finally show you pictures from inside the hall, because there is right now, you can see another changing of the guard, the household guard standing on the corners and changing quite regularly. there wille 20 different changes over the course of the four days, each of them sixth hours -- six hos in length. the public paused momentarily there. let's tu

all christian churches are obliged to have their altar oriented towards ushkod.gainst the pleasure of the sun, can no longer walk along the same trajectory. i have the same chances at the zenith of i, but we have not changed. the azimuth of potassium is annoying about the breakdown of the extended axis, the mammoth is already in the course of the sun, and the papyro montage. iago's zenith becomes intelligible. causal-pyrokos of the plan of the tragedy second boor. this is a thousand 1850 years velma is far from us shmat, i had to and hung this chance and, uh, right and urban settlements and power. i've had a hard time about this inca buddha. of course , you know him and e kabhazize the blog of faiths, then the stretch went down, congratulations were cut down. such a dobudova, not to overload for an extra vaga and mares, the beliefs did not fit the heavy. it could easily be torn off that the works are being stretched out, they will be stretched out, the addition is going on and the work on the restoration of what was haunted, and there the history is hidden. we be

should be declared a christian nation. i'll talk to rick wilson, the founder of the lincoln project, about where this trend can take us. and for your sunday's finals, a tennis icon's final match makes headlines. it had nothing to do with the plays on the court. the emotional moment that scrap the world's attention. we are now just three days away from the next public hearing of the january six committee, investigating the attack on the united states capitol. this morning, we're learning new details about what the paddle house and store. committee vice chair congresswoman liz cheney can give us a hint of what we can expect on wednesday sane any, about criminal reform will be unanimous, cheney is also sal just in this hearing may not be the last. for more on what we can expect from the committee this week, we are joined by nbc news correspondent, and he rapid. >> good morning katie. that's right. liz cheney is closing out this texas tribune festival in august last night with some hints about what we can expect to see on wedn

but the second part of this, this idea of generations of christian realism, we found christian realists typically answered the same sorts of questions decade after decade. in that first generation in the 1940's and 50's, they thought about how we have a liberal world order that dresses the piece responsibility and doesn't fail like the league of nations? how do we think about atomic weapons? etc. the same types of questions are asked today. you will find that there is a commonality of the questions and approaches to how they are answered. in conclusion for my portion, rob and i are both going to point out a couple of readings that are our favorites from the book. a runner up is that, in the last section, we have contrasting chapters where we slightly disagree on the importance of potency of international institutions and multilateralism. that reflects my american bias and his canadian highest -- canadian bias. another great chapter is by george weigle, well known in town, an essay he wrote in the book with james turner johnson defining peace and tucked to think about peace when confront

on the cob of the fifteenth year of kali, the christians squandered not only the most holy land of ali, and i hope, but it was reluctant to win it back from such a situation with a faithful, demonstrative in the image of the month beguiled and triumph. christ on foot, such a calvaria was tired of kolya cordoba from spain about 1405, and the oldest one was captured or even today and snui from 1450 from france. and in 1845 , everything was located near the abu dauni complex. in 1850 , in 1895, the molhialka on the minsk kalevarium was peace-keeping at the city and funerals. today it is a necropolis in our capital, where there is a reason for pain for 30,000 people new churches were concentrated in kalvara. here is the decision of the holy kryzh and kiev and today, and away from minsk with the title of the exaltation of the holy kryzh. belarus still has for itself you are not so yourself in baranovichi brest velelitsa, grotto ivanovo lydia svetlogorsk bridle worms sharkov extremely makarovites and tekhan. about the christian european bridge, the plots associated with the overestimation of

it's what christian say is what science says. that there'd be no chance of life to emerge if jupiter weren't there. and everywhere you look, i mean, i'm just giving a couple of basic. but every where we look on the chemical, on the atomic level, in biology, in the planet, i mean, when you talk about big bang, what they call the four, uh, fundamental forces of physics, the four fundamental forces of physics, you know, the electromagnetic force, the strong nuclear the weak nuclear force, the gravitational force, these four fundamental forces of physics. we now know that if any of them were off by point 001 different value. the universe wouldn't exist that way, but the universe, there would be no stars, no planets would be not anything. why didn't i learn this in school? what? because we didn't know this when i was in school. but the point is that this is what cosmologists know and i think a common reading of this stuff makes you conclude it was design by an infinitely intelligent entity. we don't have to talk about whether he has a

christianity beginning needed prayer and needed encouragement.d he also was very adamant we don't deviate from god's word. word of god, bible is the word of god. books and letters he wrote ended up being scripture. when he says jesus is the only way to the father, he is the way to eternal life, faith in him. believe him. don't believe what the modern culture is telling us. >> ainsley: you dedicated this book to rush, her brother. why did you do that? >> rush was so good to me. so generous. such a great brother. i am not saying that. we were very close. i so admired his struggle, the way he handled his struggle. he became way closer to god during that struggle which happens to people. i admired how he thought and his fans. i can't believe how loyal and how much love they have for him. i get it everyday on twitter and other platforms. i wanted to thank them for being so faithful to him. >> ainsley: yes. he helped save this country. god bless your family. thank you so much. you have to buy this book "resurrected jesus." on sale now. go and support t

i am joined by my colleagues, christiane amanpour and max foster.n that the official "god save the king" would be sung at this service, and there it is. >> not sung since the 1950s, and we're going to keep hearing that for the next three generations because we have three generations of kings coming a lock. as christiane was saying, everything is changing in terms of language around the uk because her name was on everything, from passports to money, to the letter boxes that christiane was talking about earlier on. that's a really defining moment to have "god save the king" sung in the high church, arguably, of the united kingdom, st. paul's cathedral. >> a fairly straightforward service, but wen ending with "god save the king". people were moved. obviously they're sad. but i think the most emotional thing we saw today was the king himself delivering his message to his subjects. the first time we've heard him speak as king of england -- the united kingdom, i should say. >> indeed, and it was a very good speech and it also showed emotion and it showed

to become an explicitly christian nation. >> we need to become christian nationalists. >> the churcht is not supposed to direct the church. and i'm tired of this separation of church and state junk. it's not the constitution. it was an ill letter, and it means nothing like what they say it does. >> we asked congresswoman flores, on her view of government and religion. >> do you think there should be a separation between church and state? >> i believe that the government has no business getting involved with the church. but i do think that the church does have the right to get involved in the governments and letting us know. because again, i believe that the church knows the people better than the governments. and that is a fact. but i agree that the government has no business getting involved with the church. there has to be a separation. >> in that train of thought. do you support the united states becoming a christian nationalist country? >> yeah i do. i do. i believe that we should always be putting god first. >> do you believe that thomas jefferson said you should be a christian,

it's what christian say is what science says. that there'd be no chance of life to emerge if jupiter weren't there. and everywhere you look, i mean, i'm just giving a couple of basic. but every where we look on the chemical, on the atomic level, in biology, in the planet, i mean, when you talk about big bang, what they call the four, uh, fundamental forces of physics, the four fundamental forces of physics, you know, the electromagnetic force, the strong nuclear the weak nuclear force, the gravitational force, these four fundamental forces of physics. we now know that if any of them were off by point 001 different value. the universe wouldn't exist that way, but the universe, there would be no stars, no planets would be not anything. why didn't i learn this in school? what? because we didn't know this when i was in school. but the point is that this is what cosmologists know and i think a common reading of this stuff makes you conclude it was design by an infinitely intelligent entity. we don't have to talk about whether he has a

the people again got the opportunity to return to the pure source of christian spirituality.ka philaret often liked to say everything providentially. there are always fresh flowers at the foot of his monument. and it seems that even today he directs his gaze through time. let's order, then take care of the orthodox faith and native, belarus the meeting of the belarusian procession to the minsk icon of the mother of god preceded the divine service . the pilgrims traveled 250 km, bowed to the shrines of eighteen temples through four dioceses. the participants in the procession called their hard, but very bright, joyful march, the true holiday of orthodoxy. it should be noted that even the scorching heat did not force the pilgrims to shorten the intended path. the heat does not interfere with the grace of god pray, so many priests. so many people of believers received in touch we spent the night everywhere. we served molecules in every church, if you heard this prayer, like how they prayed for holy russia for the russian orthodox church. the procession clearly showed how alive o

one to maintain christian values in a christian country.s okay to have tolerance of people, that it's a british value, but britain and england is a christian country first and foremost, and that is where we get our moral compass from and our guidance from, that's where we get our values from, and that's where we get our family structure from, so it's important we maintain that throughout. i'm hoping and praying that he will do you. >> tucker: father, thank you for joining us tonight. >> god bless you. long live the king. >> tucker: so the biden administration is allowing open racial segregation in this country. did not think that that would return, but it is. the housing complex near a cal berkeley has banned white students. and there is not a peep from the civil rights division, what do you do about this? the government embedding segregation. as you know very well there is a spike in crime across this country without any precedent whatsoever. candace owens joins us to explain what has happened next. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> tucker: fox nation now stream

. >> let's bring in max foster and chri christiane. can you give us an idea of who is going to be invited to the ceremonies during the queen's final journey. >> edinburgh we're expecting key members of the royal family, i'm also expecting prince harry to go there as well. his movements are being organized separately because he is no longer a working royal but you will see some key members there, but this is really an opportunity for the people of scotland to pay their respects to the queen. .i think what's very powerful about what we're about to see it's the first time we're going to see the queen's coffin with the royal standard over it, you will see the hearse come out of the gates and there will be a royal salute. just to give you an insight what it must be like inside balmoral castle now, as richard said, this was her favorite home. there is some poetry to this. everyone i've spoken to who has worked for her said this is perfect. she welcomed her final prime minister and then she passed away at balmoral which would have been her wi

sally, the sheriff said yesterday that the deputy who shot christian had said that he was afraid christiann't seen the video. but all i know is our son was a very gentle, very kind, actually like highly sensitive person. so, you know, if he was flounding around, i think they attacked him first. i think they smashed his windows and he probably just felt totally under attack. you know, they were -- rock talls, i just want to say that. i have a hamnmer in my car. they were rock tools. and our son never got out of his car. why couldn't they have just walked away. you know, he needed -- a tow truck could have probably and a social worker to make him feel safe and at ease and they did the polar opposite of what was actually needed. >> yeah. >> the county sheriff's department is saying -- >> go ahead. >> their saying this is good policing. they're saying this is good policing. and it is crazy. the police cannot create their own exigent circumstances. they can't smach out the windows of someone's car, shoot them six times with a bean bag which is like being punched by a professional boxer without

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bury orthodox with christian rites, priest. teague of sick health crowds of lvov catholics and uniates broke into orthodox churches during a service in lutsk in 1634, students of the jesuit collegium and polish artisans, encouraged by the priests, broke in. they beat the monks and mutilated them with sticks and bricks into the monastery of the cross movement brotherhood, the monks, teachers of the students of the poor who lived in the almshouse, robbed the treasury, and then, with the blessing of the jesuits, they smashed the houses, beat, mutilated the owners, and killed several, nothing like modern impunity reminds us, otherwise it reminds us too much of the angry mob of radicals, even the children did not stop his windows, the militants blocked it. the door to attack the building from the ground and even from the roof is not easy, and they shot and threw stones and squeezed bottles on the mixture, and they threw a wolf on and on the second floor at the barricade near the entrance. they tried to drop it. that is, they threw u

he professes to be a christian, this is not the christianity and the teachings of bible that i now. > responding to lightfoot's comments by noting the real problem is president biden. mayor lightfoot is attacking tetexas instead of addressing te real cause of the border crisis. his inactions of putting texans lives at risk and overwhelming our communities. meanwhile eric adams make good on this word on sending new yorkers to the texas border after abbott bus nearly 2,000 migrants to the big apple. a delegation of nyc officials are currently visiting the southern border be the mayor's office calling it a fact-finding mission. if you were advising him, dana, is this something you would have devised a long time ago? spewing from the very, very first day. eric adams we have heard -- i don't know if it's true or not, we've heard he has aspirations for higher office. presumably you want to win outside of new york city which means you might have to leave manhattan and go to the border and see it for yourself. so the first day i would set governor, i understand what you're trying to do and wh

christian eriksen, bruno _ in the middle. christian eriksen, bruno fernandes.ood pace outside. yeah, it is man united. always, it will be like that — time now for a quick look at some of the other stories making the sports news today. and richard mansell has taken the lead at the alfred dunhill links championship at st andrews. the englishman went round in four under at the old course to lead sweden's alexander noren by two shots. world number two rory mcilroy racked up world number two rory mcilroy racked up three bogeys and a double bogey as he slipped to 41st. british number one cam norrie pulled out of the korea open less than an hour before his quarter final against american jenson brooksby. norrie said he was suffering from jet lag after beating japan's kaichi uchida yesterday. elvin evans is about to start the penultimate day of rally new zealand just two tenths of a second behind leader oit tanak. the welshman challenged for the world title the last two seasons, but with just three events to go, he's yet to win this year. a brutal concussion suffered by

you are christian. why is this happening?ngerous numbers but it is a gradual thing. i don't want to put it on one generation but a lot of the world war ii generation said we fought the nazis so you didn't have to. we fought them so you didn't have to and they gave us everything we wanted, prosperity, opportunity, comfort, ease, the boomer generation, we didn't pass along through families and parents the nature of faith, go to church, be intentional about prayer around the dinner table, pass along stories that have been core to our republic from the beginning, so we took for granted the cultural osmosis of america would push gradually kids into christianity, the faith of their parents and when you are casual about that other cultural institutions captured their minds and attention, their affections whether it is school, media, secular government. as a result we drifted and we are drifting quickly. stuart: you used the word dangerous to describe this downtrend in christianity. why do you think it is dangerous to our society to

us to this van of the mythological architecture of the architecture of belarus 1600 other year christians at that hour already in full swing the renaissance temples were taken away and it cooled off for a year in the territory of belarus . yes, hunting, deer, side and head facades are already inexpensive. they wash clean, calm forms. so the nearest daranisans to the baroque got tired of it, and the architecture of the klyashtary buildings is brane and only vezha rings, and snotty its upper may hard, expressive lynx and rococo vertically elongated proportions in angular mottling with columns of currencies and a figured dome behind the golden spire and our porridge, without appeasing the christian church of the dimensions of a basil, the plain in terms of bottles that develops with the inexistent kolka wall, the foul tore off the non-standard asymmetric which will be the plan of the mostatian composition, bernardine, church, operadius, a phenomenon of historicism in eclectic architecture, which united the coldness of the late year and became a charoresance vousyuk, more visible than the sha

pete: christians are projected to make up as little as 35% of the american population by 2070.an 50% at 2045 as millions become atheists or unaffiliated. rachel: here to react president of american first in the billy graham evangelistic association, franklin graham. it's so great to have you on the show today and i guess my question to you why do you think this is happening what can be done by religious leaders like yourselves to have a revival of christianity and somehow stem the secularism that the new religion in america. >> first i think those numbers are here now, i believe there is a small% of americans that live for jesus christ, there's one thing this is you identify with jesus christ or christian and there are people that will talk about god but as far as identifying with jesus christ they're not quite sure, the christian faith in america has never been at the lower point that it is today, my concern is not identified with christ but are you following with christ, are you living your life of jesus christ and majesty queen elizabeth, she identified as christ but she liv

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