that's why i walked up today from infrastructure to data to co-pilots.are thinking of ai as the main thing with safety as opposed to one more thing. >> with the stock recently at all-time highs, thank you for joining us on cnbc kelly, back to you >> thank you very much let's get reaction from gene munster and steve co-vak steve, knee jerk reactions here. >> yeah, there are two stories going on here. you have these co-pilot announcements. that's the money coming into microsoft. this is that product they're selling $30 per month per user new data of what they're seeing in these early days of the sell of co-pilot. again, it doesn't matter right now until we see the results of how that's selling, whether or not that productivity boost is worth that cost. >> do you know anyone who is working that directly? >> i was at an event yesterday and several of the executives at that council yesterday are using it and talking about using it and forming policies around it so it is something people are testing and they're working on a cybersecurity version of it that wil

-- co-design its policies.— co-design its policies. my first answer to _ co-design its policies.out very well, we didn't touch on it in detail in my earlier evidence but as we were planning the release from the first lockdown a major part of that was engagement, sorry, i want to look around from the microphone. was engagement with businesses and other representative groups to create the safer workplaces programme, that is one of the three dozen programmes i referred to. and of course, that should, as i said earlier, to the earlier question, in any good policy process, involve engagement with other representative groups including, of course, of different and particularly in these circumstances different groups of the most vulnerable in society. but co—design, absolutely, i believe better policy results from that. you've effectively pre—empted my second _ you've effectively pre—empted my second question _ you've effectively pre—empted my second question but _ you've effectively pre—empted my second question butjust- you've effectively pre—empted my second question but just to - you

with respect to co—operation on climate change.n the issue at all? plat meeting moved the needle on the issue at all?— issue at all? not one inch. however. _ issue at all? not one inch. however. i— issue at all? not one inch. however, i think _ issue at all? not one inch. however, i think what - issue at all? not one inch. however, i think what is l issue at all? not one inch. i however, i think what is most important on taiwan is the two leaders themselves have agreed to a channel of communication. president biden has repeatedly made clear the us position on taiwan. he has also leaned in a little bit, with respect to the us commitment to defend taiwan if it is attacked. but i think what's most important is biden is working with xi jinping personally to try to manage the differences. the chinese leader and the chinese state define their goals with respect to taiwan... their goals with respect to taiwan- - -_ their goals with respect to taiwan... �* ., ., �* ., taiwan... i'm afraid i'm going to have to _ taiwan... i'm afraid i'm goi

. incredible high level of co-ordination.- incredible high level of co-ordination. . ., ., co-ordinationt of regional— co-ordination. there are a lot of regional brokers _ co-ordination. there are a lot of regional brokers in - co-ordination. there are a lot of regional brokers in this - of regional brokers in this deal, the us and the fbi are also involved. what do you see as their separate roles in the discussions?— as their separate roles in the discussions? some are there to help bring _ discussions? some are there to help bring credibility, _ discussions? some are there to help bring credibility, bring - help bring credibility, bring the ability to simply communicate to the dialogue. others are there to bring the skills of very careful listening so that you can understand the nuances of someone else's understanding of what both they are proposing, whether they are prepared to do, how they are going to get that done and the degree to which they actually have control to do the things that they say they can do. some of they say they can do. some of the things that we know is that hamas

inclusive to welcome them as a co-worker. ., ., ., w co-worker.t to make hiring more simple but— co-worker. you say you want to make hiring more simple but we _ co-worker. you say you want to make hiring more simple but we are - hiring more simple but we are learning more individual situation will help. i'm worried that they may be in danger of losing out. brute be in danger of losing out. we actuall be in danger of losing out. - actually believe it's more the opposite because what we are saying is that if you are 100% depending on checking resumes and a bunch of interviews, sometimes these people are having a tough time of how to speak through and so we are providing more skill tests or assessment and actually what we are seeing is that employers who are using skill tests are having faster hires than the employers who are not using it so we believe that skill tests are probably more fair to job—seekers to be assessed. i tests are probably more fair to job-seekers to be assessed. i want to ask ou job-seekers to be assessed. i want to ask you about

so the agencies are co-ordinating _ gets it? so the agencies are co-ordinating and _ gets it?ts it? so the agencies are co-ordinating and it will. gets it? so the agencies are co-ordinating and it will be | gets it? so the agencies are - co-ordinating and it will be focus co—ordinating and it will be focus on how to distribute aid, especially when it comes to fuel that will be provided for the infrastructure, and services. it will come down to the priorities, the many people who have lost their houses, many people are displaced and children will be in most need because they don't have anything. now, it is a hard decision to make when you have all the population under need, but there will be co—ordination mechanism, there are mechanisms in place to co—ordinate the efforts how it will be given out. we need a sense of stability and making sure that communications are working and the first thing to look at are people who have lost their houses and moves from the north to south and people who are in shelter as well. hesse from the north to south and people who are in shelter as wel

we were i co-owned formally by the cabinet co—owned formally by the cabinet office _ co—owned formallyation to directly as a national adviser. in relation to the work the directly as a national adviser. in relation to the work the behavioural insights team did, it was advisory with no decision—making power and he said it received input from multiple government departments and he would supply notes, run experiments to help predict behavioural responses to policy options and to take part in policy or analytical discussions. moving on to our second topic and again, the main part of your evidence i want to draw out today is how you became directly involved in the response and we see it at paragraph 18 of your statement that you became formally involved on the 14th of february when you are called upon by the department of health and social care and is this a fair summary that over the next month, that you are drawn into more and more meetings closer to the heart of government? i more meetings closer to the heart of government?— government? i think so. the request came directly — government?

i. . ~ ., co-operate. if you look back to last year. _ co-operate.t year, the global economy since then has weekend. do you think that creates opportunities for the kind of working together that you've just mentioned or does that create more intense competition? create more intense cometition? ., , ., , competition? competition is intense in — competition? competition is intense in part _ competition? competition is intense in part because - competition? competition is intense in part because the l intense in part because the united states and china are seeking to dominate certain strategic technologies and of course the united states has a poet —— imposed restrictions on china's access to some of those technologies. so that is really become a feature of us chain —— make us— china competition. but the downturn in the global i think in particular has affected china. it is china's economy that is really slowed. they are having difficulties with youth unemployment and debt and real estate, other issues. and so i think that the chinese need a little bit

they have lost two of their co—founders and two of their co—founders and two very important figures,cold by this. i think it suggests we have a long way to go before we know where this company goes next. thank you, george hammond, venture capital correspondent for the financial times, venture capital correspondent forthe financialtimes, in venture capital correspondent for the financial times, in san francisco. thank you for joining us. francisco. thank you for joining us— the uk chancellorjeremy hunt is said to be considering cuts to inheritance and business taxes in next week's autumn statement. mr hunt had previously said any new tax reduction would be impossible but in a bbc interview yesterday he refused to rule them out. a treasury source insisted no final decision had been made. here's our political correspondent, ione wells. well, the chancellor is going to be spending the spring and mulling over which tax or spending plan to include in his autumn statement on wednesday. it comes after he received the latest independent forecasts on friday, painting a picture of where the uk'

so he's your co—writer? he's the co—director. project, what he really appreciated is... especially someone who. .. i am the youngest of two sisters, and i look up to my sister, she's my elsa. i am very much like anna. and that authenticity of voice and how we really wanted to earn that relationship with the sisters. he and i fought a lot about olaf, until we found the right olaf. and i say fought in quotes, because we don't really fight. but in wanting to have a character that represented innocence, the most innocent love, and that is of a child, or of pure snow, as we'd say, and those kind of discoveries we got to make together. it was really about that celebration of the power of love over fear. and i think that's... i had seen a lot of good and evil stories, but one of the things i was seeing in the world a lot, too, is how fear can dominate and be crippling. and the original story, the snow queen, its themes really deal with negativity, which is very similar. so i think we wanted to put a film out that helped to show how to c

the 40-year-old shear is the co-founder and former ceo of the popular live streaming site twitch. under his leadership twitch went from being a startup to purchased by amazon in 2014. he stepped down earlier this year after the birth of his child. >>> elon musk facing criticism from high up as the white house after he endorsed a post on his social media platform spreading a racist theory about jewish communities. anne makovec has more on the fallout and musk's defense. >> he's got more on the fallout from members of congress threatening government action and companies that stopped advertising on x following a post last wednesday which claimed jewish communities are spreading hatred against whites. musk replied to his 163 million followers, "you have said the actual truth." now giant advertisers are fleeing x, suspending their ads, including disney, ibm, apple, comcast, lionsgate and paramount, parent company of cbs. last week the white house responded to the post saying, "we condemn this abhorrent motion of anti-semitic and racist hate in the strongest terms," and lawmakers in d.c

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he co founded the festival in 2000 a challenging time with post service, georgia, still reading from civil war and the chaotic 1st years of independence. the cool with a key that we had a big crisis in the 1990 is very few films were being made and the institutions weren't really working properly. clark disciplined quote, the cdo was basically bankrupt and the states didn't support as either the but we started the festival with practically no money, $10.00 films. but that was okay, because what we set out to do was to reawaken the movie culture. yeah, these are soften the feeding the lunch of to me to eviction and re awake. and it did just like in soviet days when pushed yano street bristled with cinemas, like the iconic apollo theatre. as a child, he would go to the movies every day for over 20 years. now, god has been campaigning to preserve the greats of george's movie history. he credits his family for cultivating his passion for the film, the white and both sides of the tent. my grandfather was a producer at a big studio cruise the film. it was called it as a boy, i was allowed

the political climate is changing together with his friend and co campaign a historian last year. but crap to got good discuss is the current situation. cultural professionals deemed trouble. some by the authorities are under pressure. funds are being cut and stuff are placed, including conda to a sacked as director of the national film center. former colleagues protested the dismissal in june. this year, occupying the center in a surprise move. oh boy as well. so he's calm and very communicative with people. oh dog is also true to his principles. like i said, it's very hard to manipulate him, have a sweet things from any point either. he can be stubborn. for that reason, he's something of a star and in the sides of those who think that they should be making all the decisions from being cloven. these all and alice said by and try it. the protests quickly became a political issue. that very evening bronco was invited to appear on tv valley. the conversation revolved around the latest purchase in literature, often film by minister chat, look jani unwittingly. ga. gov became a stick

there has been pressure on israel for the humanitarian cost of its co—operation in gaza, not least in where doctors say they are struggling to keep alive new born babies without electricity, food or water. now is has control of the hospital and it is carrying out searches, it is under pressure to prove, to give some evidence about why it is actually there. lucy williamson there. israeli police say they have killed a suspect involved in an attack on a checkpoint injerusalem. at least four people were shot, including one who was critically injured. two others suffered light injuries. the police said all the injured were members of security services. in the uk, the labour leader, sir keir starmer, says he "regrets" the loss of ten of his shadow ministers. they quit theirjobs over the party's stance on the gaza conflict. a total of 56 labour mps backed an snp amendment calling for a ceasefire. our chief political correspondent henry zeffman said he didn't think the resignations would change labour's stance on the issue of gaza. i think the resignations reflect the fact that labour's stanc

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thank you very - much, joe twyman, the co-founder of much, joe twyman, the co—founder of deltapoll.ome editor mark easton who joins me now. mark, it has been a busy day and lots of movement at the home office. what is your overall take about the change in home secretarys, james cleverly now moves from the home office.— from the home office. hereafter the home office — from the home office. hereafter the home office making _ from the home office. hereafter the home office making clear— from the home office. hereafter the home office making clear it - from the home office. hereafter the home office making clear it would . from the home office. hereafter the | home office making clear it would be his own style, he wasn't going to be led by the rhetoric we had been getting from suella braverman, but he does have a bulging in tray. it starts almost as soon as he walks in the door. he will be briefed by m15 on the top secret things home secretaries are supposed to know about, he will be meeting all of the staff and officials inside the department. but after that he will have to go straigh

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headliners co-team leaders, today's headliner event coordinator kevin monsing, club events coordinator -- >> you can watch this program in its entirety on our website, c-span.org or the c-span now video app. we'll leave this here to bring you live coverage now of the u.s. house. today lawmakers are considering several national park service bills and they'll begin work on a transportation and housing spending measure for fiscal year 2024. live coverage of the u.s. house here on c-span. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2023] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] the speaker: the house will be in order of the the prayer will be offered by chaplain kibben. chaplain kibben: would you pray with me. open our eye this is day most loving god. that we would realize that though we have not sought you, you have always sought after us. while we have made ourselves the center of our own existence and interests, you in surrounding us with the beauty of your creation, sustaining us with

there are so many co-defendants.that each of these defendants can maybe have different interests? >> right, so this is not how court proceedings work, and my take is consistent with the judge's take from the bench. he admonished the attorney about trying his case in the court of public opinion. he suggested -- and this is a very low key judge, he's not given to outbursts of temper. he was completely am i can't believe throughout this, but he made the point very firmly that cases are meant to be tried in the courtroom, not in the public, and i think we'll see entry of an order that will prevent future abuses like this. >> okay. joyce vance, thank you. our thanks to blayne alexander as well. >>> up next here on "ana cabrera reports," we have new, exclusive video of alec baldwin on the set of the movie "rust" as prosecutors reconsider charging the actor with involuntary manslaughter. >>> and the wife of the gilgo beach killer is in court, and potential new charge in that case. potential new charge in that case (carolers

the attorney for one of donald trump's 18 other co-defendants.mer coffee county election supervisor, misty hampton. >> in being transparent with the court, and to make sure that nobody else gets blamed for what happened and so that i can go to sleep well tonight, judge, i did release those videos to one outlet. and in all candor to the court, i need the court to know that. >> attorney mitchell's explanation was hiding the videos in his words mislead the public. it would help his client, saying that two of the defendants were directly related to my client. mitchell did not say who those two clients might be, but his client, misty hampton, is charged along with powell and hall in a scheme to access voting machines in coffee county. meanwhile, fani willis sought to revoke the bond of another of trump's co-defendants, harrison floyd, the former head of black voices of trump. citing a pattern of intimidation toward co-defendants and witnesses. noting that floyd engaged in numerous intentional and flagrant violations of his bond agreement. those violat

avner wishnitzer is a co-founder of combatants for peace. a member of sayeret matkal, one of the idf's elite commando units. he is joining us from jerusalem. and sulaiman khatib is a co-founder of combatants for peace. sulaiman spent more than 10 years in prison after an altercation with two israeli soldiers. sulaiman and avner recently co-wrote article for new york review headlined "combatants for peace." sulaiman, let's begin with you. as you see palestinians released from prison in exchange for the israeli hostages and those of other nationalities who have been released, can you talk about your thoughts as a former man imprisoned yourself? sulaiman: thank you, amy, for having us, myself and avner. we have details about that, the exchange. i definitely feel lots of empathy, particularly the kids, actually, women and kids. i definitely feel optimistic. the organization that exists, definitely combatants for peace, our organization includes palestinians and israelis, and we would like the israeli government and the hamas in gaza to release t

i don't mind coed sports. it's kind of fun. we used to play co-ed softball.ular among the co-eds at the villages. cornhole. that's fun, co-ed. but you cannot -- there's an effort to erase distinctions between male and female which ends up hurting both sexes but ultimately you're seeing now it's more so on women and women sports. men happen to be better at some things than women and women happen to be better at some things than men, but you can't say that, right? and that's kind of where we are right now where you can break a woman's nose or her teeth under the guise of gender equity. i don't know about the case here, because frankly i don't care about field hockey. i didn't even know what it is until today. >> harold: they don't have field hockey in california where you grew up? >> greg: no. field hockey is what rich people do. oh wait, that's lacrosse. >> harold: up next, how tech is turning us into mindless zombies. that's why they choose t-mobile for business. las vegas grand prix chose t-mobile to help power operations for one of the world's largest racin

like we used to play co-ed softball. pickle ball, very popular among the co-eds at the villages.s fun co-ed but there is an effort to erase distinctions between male and female chippeds up hurting both sexes bullet nationally you're seeing now it's more so on women in women's sports. men happen to be better at some things than women. and women happen to be better at some things than men but you can't say that right? and that's kind of where we are right now, where you can break a woman's nose or her teeth under the guise of gender equity. i don't know about the case here because frankly, i don't care about field hockey. i didn't even know what it is until today. >> they didn't have field hockey in north carolina when you grew up? >> no. >> sure they did? >> no. >> it's what rich people do. >> no, it's not. >> that's lacrosse. >> up next, tech is turning us into mindless zombies. ♪ i hear it all the time. people tell me they'd love to buy gold. but because it's gold - they think it must be complicated. it isn't. not with rosland capital. with rosland... the entire process from sta

there needs to be a central co-ordinating body that i central co—ordinating body that brings togetherht through the pandemic and people need to ask whether a city region of 2.8 million people should never have the opportunity to say, well, this is how it looks from here. the only uk government body i attended was the one, but one of nations chaired by michael gove, we had an issue in scotland with a travel ban. that was the only formal committee i was asked... ~ . ., the only formal committee i was asked... ~ the only formal committee i was asked... ., ., asked... we will come back to that. we will stick — asked... we will come back to that. we will stick to _ asked... we will come back to that. we will stick to a _ asked... we will come back to that. we will stick to a structured - we will stick to a structured approach. following on from your desire _ approach. following on from your desire to — approach. following on from your desire to have a structured approach. desire to have a structured approach-— desire to have a structured a. roach. ., ., .., . ~' ., approach. can i have com

. >>> tonight, the co-pilot here in the u.s. accused of pulling a gun on the captain in the cockpit while they were mid-flight. tonight, the co-pilot charged. >>> the remarkable rescue in the everglades. the plane going down. the pilot waiting on the wing for help. >>> the new fda warning tonight on halloween about medicine that looks and tastes like candy. >>> and america strong tonight. would your mother go this far on halloween? ♪ tonight that wowed so many families, and the reason they did it. >>> good evening and it's great to have you with us here on a tuesday night. and we begin tonight with the fbi director and his new warning just today about the threat of terrorism here in the u.s. warning today that the terrorism threat has hit a, quote, whole other level, with this israel-hamas war only intensifying. and tonight, a horrific scene after an israeli air strike hit a refugee camp in gaza. one of the most densely populated areas in the gaza strip. israel tonight taking responsibility for the strike, saying they took out a

i became the co-ceo in 2010. the sole ceo in 2014.hat i can tell you is it was a very nice design. a lot of people knocked the co-ceo model, but in our case, i had a great partner, a great find of mine -- friend of mine still to this day. we had a great orientation around our partnership. we talked every day. jim was like mr. inside in terms of intersecting development especially in germany. i was the guy on the front lines moving the number and working with the worldwide operations. david: as you were working at sap, things were going well, the company was in good shape. what motivated you really to do something else? most people at the top when things are going well they stay at the top. bill: i think i get the 17 year itch. david: 17 years at xerox. 17 years at sap. bill: after 17 years, i feel like i need to do something else. those were two of my greatest experiences. i need a change. i did want to take service now because i saw what it could be and i did want to make it the best. i thought my skill set and what they needed was a

there is another co-founder that's resigned from driverless car company cruise. reuters reports that chief product officer daniel khan stepped down today. it comes a day after cruise ceo and co-founder kyle vogt resigned from the company owned by general motors. he did not give a reason when he announced his departure on x last night, but reuters reports he wrote in a letter t■o employees he company veered off course under his leadership. >>> about a month ago the california dmv suspended cruise from operating without a driver in its cars in san francisco. it was prompted by an incident last month where a cruise car actually hit a pedestrian and dragged her after she was struck first by another car. the dmv claims cruise withheld the entirety of the footage of the accident, which cruise denies. >>> members of congress say they want elon musk to clean up his act -- that's a quote -- after he endorsed a post on his social media platform that spreads an anti-semitic theory about jewish communities. jamie raskin says he's working on an official letter asking musk to

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i introduced this bipartisan legislation with my congressional battlefield caucus co-chair, mr. connolly of virginia to preserve and improve the program, one of the most successful land preservation programs managed by the national park service. the american battle fd protection program has protected 100 battlefields in 42 states. new york's 21st district is the cradle of the american revolution, home to many battlefields. as people will tell you, our deep military history extends beyond the rift like and has many battlefields. i myself, i geu up going to these historic sites and i consider them part of the classroom of my childhood education and for years i have been proud to lead these battles as the co-chair of the congressional battlefield caucus. it is critical to honor places that americans saved their last full measure of devotion in order to ensure future generations learn the lessons of those sacrifices on these very hallowed grounds and allows nonprofits and tribes to apply to the program directly. removing this hurdle cuts through bureaucracy and allows them to be mor

the existing co fire front subaru shutting down successfully to coming to incoming. the costs indicates that they need to be replaced with a new source of energy. according to orland sent those green energy, atomic energy can supply the necessary power. the 1st s, m r could be built in the nearby area. the advantage of the small nuclear power plants is that they can generate a comfortable amount of electricity as coal fired plants. so the local grid can still be used. poland is working together on this nuclear power plant with the energy company, p g in toronto. the canadians will be the 1st worldwide to deploy this type of s, m, r o, p g, which is already started to preparation, work and licensing process plans to have for it's similar already in 2028. we believe that the 1st as a mountain fall on it can be, can be read the a year or 2 later. the 1st s, m, r is set to be built here before 2030 with others to follow suit. and poland is not the only newcomer to nuclear power that we're on the turkish, mediterranean coast. here a remarkable project is underway. the a c

he co founded the festival in 2000 a challenging time with post service, georgia, still reading from civil war and the chaotic 1st years of independence, yadda yadda. and it was a key that we had a big crisis in the 1990 is very few films were being made and the institutions wasn't really working properly. clark, this been called the cdo was basically bankrupt and the states didn't support as either the but we stopped at the festival with practically no money. 10 films yano street, resulted with cinemas, like the iconic apollo theatre. as a child, he would go to the movies every day for over 20 years. now, god has been campaigning to preserve the greats of george's movie history. he credits his family for cultivating his passion for film, the white and both sides of the tent. my grandfather was a producer at a big studio cruise the film. it was called it as a boy, i was allowed to go to the shoots, which was incredibly exciting to. that's probably where i discovered my love for the film. by my brother became an actor. it has been a, i wanted to study film making for it and there wasn

what began as the firing of open—ai ceo and co—founder sam altman on friday is now a standoff betweenpen—ai employees and the company's board. nearly all of open—al's workers are threatening to quit if the board doesn't resign and reinstate the former leadership. board members fired altman on friday saying in a statement that he was not consistently candid in his communications with them. the company also announced that greg brockman, the president and a co—founder of open—ai, would be stepping down as chairman of the board. but he quit. the company has named emmett sheer, the co—founder of the live streaming platform, twitch, as open—al's interim ceo. two prominent open—ai heads have signed the letter. chief technology officer and the firm's chief scientist. on monday morning, the chief scientist tweeted that he deeply regrets his participation in the board's actions. open—ai has been the dominant force in al development with its chatgpt chat bot. this episode is highlighting a split within the field of aia ——this episode is highlighting a split within the field of ai between those p

paul and testify and organize co-workers. you told me there was a q.r. code on a card and you were going around your nursing home getting your co-workers to call their legislators. and we want to applaud what minnesota legislators and governor walsh did. so i know it's going to be here later today. you have inspired other workers. fast food workers in california won a fast food sector council board where fast food workers, their advocates and employers are going to sit together with government and for half a million fast food workers, black, brown, immigrant, primarily women, they're going to get a shot at finally lifting the floor. and the companies have admitted getting to a $20 minimum wage april of 2024, and then to talk about other standards. and when you think about teresa's vision and their vision, imagine four million fast food workers being able to raise standards and build powerful unions in every city and county across the country. there's two million nursing home workers in the united states now, about 10% are in unions. imagine the standards

let's turn, then, strrategic co—ordination group, to 2020, and initially your developing understandings, hearing about it on the news and so on. and it was late january, the 23rd of january, you give a description of a question time event that you were conducting in london and you actually, this was the first time you received a detailed briefing from your staff about covid, is that right? it is. about covid, is that right? it is, but i about covid, is that right? it is, but i should _ about covid, is that right? it is, but i should just _ about covid, is that right? it is, but i should just say, _ about covid, is that right? it is, but i should just say, my - about covid, is that right? it is, but i should just say, my staff's knowledge of this was from open source data, from newspapers, from world wide web and so forth. it wasn't from a briefing from the government. but at people's question time a member of the public had asked me about covid and my response was, to that question asked by members of the public, and so my knowledge was limited but it was being discussed clearly becaus

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