that was south africa's cyril _ its peak. that was south | africa's cyril ramaphosa.i, says the government will be cautious and look at all the data, before deciding whether to end covid restrictions in england next month. it comes as the chief executive of nhs providers says, "very, very few" coronavirus patients in hospital in england, have received two covid jabs — showing that a double dose of vaccine can provide "very high" levels of protection. here's our health correspondent, catherine burns. a critical incident for the south western ambulance service — not because of coronavirus, though. there are just 13 covid patients in hospital there, but the system is dealing with a backlog in cases and a busy bank holiday weekend, so people are being told to only call 999 in an emergency. we're expecting to see around 3000 calls a day across the south—west, and that's a considerable amount for the resources that we have available to us. it's notjust one region, though. health bosses are warning about universal pressure on the nhs across the country. we've got these big c

cyril vanier has more. >> reporter: i'm cyril vanier in london with this remarkable turnaround here.ngland and wales, preliminary data suggests that more people are now dying from flu and pneumonia than covid-19. the covid death toll in england and wales last week was 260. compare that to more than 8,000 deaths the last week of january at the peak of the third wave. since then, a strict lockdown and a rapid vaccination campaign have brought covid-19 deaths to their lowest level in seven months. >> our thanks to cyril for that. >>> joining us now, chief medical correspondent dr. sanjay gupta. in the uk, the vaccines are one of the reasons why deaths have gone down so much. yet, a new survey in the u.s. shows that willingness to get a vaccine is leveling off. so tell us about that. >> it's leveling off. and that's not surprising, but it's still improving a bit. there's a little bit of good news in here. we can show you what's happened over the past few months in terms of people willing to get the vaccine. that's in the dark blue on the left. but also the third column over, the light bl

year basically and one of the people who expressed his happiness today was south africans president cyril ramaphosa let's listen and now we welcome the statement by the united states minister. went into lecture property protection frequently do you. know this is a. solemn truth. it goes to show. influence we. as a country working together with others. but we also need to be realistic here this is only have an impact in the long run not so much on the short run i talked to a member of the health ministers advisory committee on vaccines today and he basically said on the short run it will not to make a difference that may it takes a very long time to produce vaccines and there's only a handful of countries on the continent that having the capacity to do so in south africa is one of them but only to a limited extent there's not a single vaccine that is currently produced in south africa from scratch even if you might recall the news that johnson and johnson will produce their vaccine here in south africa it's only part way is true because basically the vaccine is sent only the fill and finis

their coach marcus vine cyril knew it too. and so did very braman coach florian cole felt his team was an even worse shape trailing 2 points behind our sport. but things swung in his team's favor in the 13th minute when outscored midfielder ruben vargas was given his walking papers for attempting to kick an opponent which took v.a.r. to confirm it man advantage there braman. were compensated well and then in the 57th minute scored when ronnie could hear a took an opportune shot after a fortune of bounce went his way from a corner when neil borg. braman pushed forward but it was not to be. and in the final minute of regulation time this outs were breakaway and penalty shot. taking the honors was daniel. to nail the final score. housework celebrations were understandable. as was braman disappointment. remain in the top flight next season oh and it's final read game coming up it's against byron munich and a very hungry robert leaven doff ski on the hunt for the all time bundesliga goal scoring title a match up for goal be glad no

it could make symbols like this cyrillic end for now the viney illegal activists found to be part of an extremist organization could face up to 10 years in prison. initials that i bought, that i lost my job and when i tried to get a new one, recently they told me in private that their security service wouldn't let them hire me. we have already had problems with work with. no yet if they really start tightening the screws and i see that they're making a show of putting former employees activists and volunteers of of only offices in jail. of course, i will think about how i may have to lay low somewhere for a while. but it doesn't that the whatever the, the people outside of not by nice actual team has been facing increasingly serious consequences for protesting against the government. earlier this year, thousands were detained during demonstrations in support of nevada. and there have been several reports. the employer is firing people for backing the politician. but under the pro couldn't is unrelentingly optimistic. the 31 year old wants to keep pushing for a more democratic russia.

their coach marcus vine cyril knew it too and so did better braman coach florian ko felt whose team was an even worse shape trailing 2 points behind our sport but things swung in his team's favor in the 13th minute when outscored midfielder ruben vargas was given his walking papers for attempting to kick an opponent which took v.a.r. to confirm it man advantage better braman. were compensated well and then in the 57th minute scored when ronnie could ear a took an opportune shot after a fortunate bounce went his way from a corner when neil explored. the brain and pushed forward but it was not to be. and in the final minute of regulation time this oxford breakaway and penalty shot. taking the honors was danielle colleague judy. to nail the final score. outs were celebrations were understandable. as was braman stis appointment. or remain in the top flight next season oh and it's final league game coming up it's against byron unic and a very hungry robert leavened off ski on the hunt for the all time goal scoring title a match up i'll be glad not to have to when. you're watching the news th

halting exports the jobs and even access to the vaccine has prompted the ire of south african president cyril ramaphosa he said a situation in which the populations of advanced rich countries are safely inoculated while millions in poor countries die in the queue would be town to mount to vaccine up or tide our correspondent joy joins us for more joy lining it up again slow inoculation in africa x. exports from india halted of the vaccine how is this having an impact. it's had a great impact on many african countries because to start with the bigger population in africa has not been vaccinated and and that could be explained by the fact that also the bigger population happens to fall below the ages old 55 and that means that priority is being given to those who are 58 years of age and bhavin those who are categorized as working in the essential services industries and so with that these on he just about 4 percent of the bigger population that has been vaccinated that leaves the greek temple people not to yet vaccinated those who have received the 1st vaccination have now had to adjust their v

halting exports the jobs and even access to the vaccine has prompted the ire of south african president cyril ramaphosa he said a situation in which the populations of advanced rich countries are safely inoculated while millions in poor countries die in the queue would be town to mount to vaccine. our correspondent joy joins us for more joy lining it up again slow inoculation in africa. exports from india halted of the vaccine how is this having an impact. it's had a great impact on many african countries because to start with the bigger population in africa has not been vaccinated and and that could be explained by the fact that also the bigger population happens to fall below the ages old 55 and that means the priority is being given to those who are 58 years of age and daven those who are categorized as working in the essential services industries and so with that these on he just about 4 percent of the bigger population that has been vaccinated that leaves of greek temple people not to yet vaccinated those who have received the 1st vaccination have now had to adjust their vaccination plan

their coach marcus vine cyril knew it too. and so did better braman coach florian kohl felt his team was an even worse shape trailing 2 points behind explored. but things swung in his team's favor in the 13th minute when outscored midfielder ruben vargas was given his walking papers for attempting to kick an opponent which took v.a.r. to confirm it man advantage better braman. were compensated well and then in the 57th minute scored when ronnie could erupt took an opportune shot after a fortunate balance went his way from a corner when neil explored. the brain and pushed forward but it was not to be. and in the final minute of regulation time this oxford breakaway and penalty shot. taking the honors was danielle kali judy. to nail the final score. outs were celebrations were understandable. as was braman disappointment. remain in the top flight next season oh and its final league game coming up it's against byron munich and a very hungry robert lewandowski on the hunt for the all time bundesliga goal scoring title a matchup i'

either clumsy, there will south african president cyril remo. post says his country is re imposing a strict for locked down. and a new surgeon covered. 19 cases post says your highest berg and the capitol pretoria are now in a 3rd wave surgeon cases also highlight south africa flu vaccine roll out only around 1.5 percent of the country. 60000000 people have received a 1st aid or increase in cape town, says a nother lockdown was inevitable. the new restrictions don't come as a surprise to most south africans, because the numbers of new infections have been increasing in the past days and weeks and almost reached 5000 you cases a day. at the moment. this is still far away from the peak. we have seen during the 2nd wave in january where we had more than 20000 new cases a day, but it is still a reason to worry, especially because the vaccination campaign here has been starting very slow. so that because all of it seems for 75 percent of its population, but only a fraction of that arrived in the country. and the president has been complaining about t

i want to bring in cyril from london. what can you tell us about this? >> reporter: there is movement on the europe travel news front because the summer months are arriving, vaccination rates are high, very high in the uk, really picking up in europe. people want to travel again and go back to normal. who is going to be allowed to travel and under what conditions? you mentioned that spain and germany are taking very, very different approaches to uk travelers. and i think that reflects the level of -- of some degree of confusion that remains in europe over how this is going to happen. so for spain, the priority has been boosting their tourism economy. so they are getting out ahead of most european countries and have said uk travelers can go there without a covid test, no raxz, it's like the -- vaccit's like virus never happened. greece has reopened borders to uk travelers who are vaccinated. they have competition from portugal so the economy and tourism industry is their priority going forward. germany is taking an ultra-cautious approach saying a variant

so let's go to cnn's cyril varnier in london.ry molecule in my body is screaming no, when i see those pictures there. it's a fascinating seemingly risky experiment. so take us through what they're hoping to learn here, and how? >> reporter: well, you know, i love the way you framed it, what they're hoping to learn is exactly how risky this is exactly. i mean this is the real deal in terms of experimenting with a post-pandemic life. there are no face masks, no social distancing, this is indoors, and it's people rubbing shoulders and if you've ever been to a club, you know people are going to lean in, breathe on your face, you know, it's the worst kind of covid situation you could think of. but all of these people have been screened. those who were admitted in were those who had done a negative covid test. so really, what you're doing is assembling thousands of people who are supposed to be covid-free, and then you ask them to do a test five days later, which is the case with this crowd to see whether there has been, there have bee

cnn's cyril vanier has been studying the report and joins us now live from london.he report's findings. what are they saying went wrong here? >> reporter: kim, the cause of the problem is that covid travels in minutes whereas the international health alert system within the world health organization works over days and weeks. that really is why an outbreak became a pandemic. so if you look at the timeline, a new pathogen of unknown origin was first discovered in wuhan, china, in december, but it's not until the very end of that month that china alerted the world health organization. then it wasn't until three weeks later that china actually fully locked down wuhan. on the w.h.o. side it then took them three weeks from the moment they were alerted by china to convene the emergency committee. i stress this is an emergency committee and an extra week to sound the highest alarm that the w.h.o. has which is to declare it a public health emergency of international concern. and even that, by the way, didn't really make that big of a psychological impact because they weren'

cyril vanier in london, appreciate it.riend. >>> in japan, organizers are making it clear that they will be going ahead with the tokyo olympics despite concerns over covid. they've been facing calls to cancel the games because of the pandemic. but on friday john coates, the vice president of the international olympic committee, struck an optimistic tone about handling covid. >> i can say it's now clearer than ever that these games will be safe for everyone participating and, importantly, safe for the people of japan. >> organizers also say they will try to bring medical staff from abroad to help keep the virus in check. >>> now, phil mickelson is about to become golf's oldest major champion. well, he's got to win first. at age 50, he is at the moment tied for the lead at the pga championship halfway through after 36 holes. don riddell reports. >> reporter: at the halfway stage of the pga championship here at kiawah island, the leaderboard is loaded with major champions. a month after winning the master's at augusta, hideki

cyril ready to travel across the open pacific ocean. he took off from horseshoe bay all by himself. even this avid water sport enthusiast says some of the most dangerous avis sports enthusiasts wouldn't go for it. the 44-year-old says he is ready. he is hoping it doesn't take more than two months to get to hawaii. we asked about safety. >> i have put all the experience i have in my first crossing into this tiny boat. there is the technology, the right pieces of equipment. everything has been thought of in many, many ways. option 1, 2, 3 for safety first. enjoy the moment. >> anything else you want to add? >> love you my brother. >> love you too, man. be safe. >> reporter: love you my brother. guess what my brother, i love you back. this kayak was especially built for this adventure. he has all the safety equipment, all the food he needs to be sure he is safe. if weather does play a factor he can go inside an area where he can stay safe. he will just have to ride it all out. it was an incredible ride, something i will never forget. >> along with the food and supplies, you sent him wi

cyril, explain, how is this going to work? how is this experiment going?, it's being conducted at pace. there were two day raves organized, one yesterday and one about to start today. the idea is bring thousands of people and let them have fun as if 2020 never happened. let them have a regular night at the nightclub and see what happens. there's one thing there that isn't quite ordinary about it. you mentioned no face masks, no social distancing, they're indoors. this doesn't look like what we've seen the last 14 months, of course. but the people who were allowed in all had a negative covid test. so really, it's thousands of covid-free people who are being brought together to see whether that works, right? to make sure this does not become a super-spreader event. and bear in mind there are people who in many ways had the last year stolen from them, this is their reaction. >> we're just excited of the all of us are excited. we're all on the verge of tears about to go in. >> we love liverpool for having the first rage in the country. we love this city. >> au

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just after five this morning, cyril takes off from under the golden gate bridge.e'll be in open water for about 70 days, hoping to complete a journey never before taken. on kayak, and i think i'm gonna learn so much in two months. i don't know what but feeling the oneness of the ocean on guard. it's gonna be a blast and you can follow along with this journey. hour by hour. there's a live tracker on the kayak, and it'll give you updates on a website. there's a link to that on our website ktvu calm in marin county. i'm james flores ktvu. fox two news, americans pause to remember those who lost their lives in service to country. i'm kevin corke int's coming right up and symptoms of covid-19 that can last for months up next, a conversation about post covid brain disorders and how to manage them. yes! noooo... quick, the quicker picker upper! bounty picks up messes quicker and is 2x more absorbent, so you can use less. bounty, the quicker picker upper. ♪ when you have nausea, ♪ ♪ heartburn, ingestion, upset stomach... ♪ ♪ diarrheaaaa. ♪ pepto bismol coats your stomach

melissa just after five this morning, cyril takes off from under the golden gate bridge. he'll be in open water for about 70 days, hoping to complete a journey never before taken on kayak, and i think i'm gonna learn so much in two months. i don't know what but feeling the oneness of the ocean on and, uh it's gonna be a blast. and you can follow along with this journey hour by hour. there's a live tracker on the kayak, and it'll give you updates on a website. there's a link to that on our website ktvu in marin county. i'm james flores ktvu. fox two news, little bit of heat this noontime in marin county. but, boy if we went maybe 40 miles inland from there, that's where we find the real heat. rosemary it is baking out there, gosta. hello to you, mike. and for all of you enjoying the day off. yes, it's a warm one. especially inland. everybody's a little bit warmer today. but it czar inland cities that experiencing that advisory that's in place alive. look they're over sfo, where sfo mostly blue skies here, it is a spare the air day and the winds are generally light and comi

their coach marcus vine cyril knew it too. and so did better braman coach florian cole felt his team was an even worse shape trailing 2 points behind our sport but things swung in his team's favor in the 13th minute when outscored midfielder ruben vargas was given his walking papers for attempting to kick an opponent which took v.a.r. to confirm it man advantage verda braman. yet odds were compensated well and then in the 57th minute scored when ronnie could erupt took an opportune shot after a fortune of bounce went his way from a corner when neil spork. braman pushed forward but it was not to be. and in the final minute of regulation time this oxford breakaway and penalty shot. taking the honors was daniel. to nail the final score. outs were celebrations were understandable. as was braman stis appointment. org remain in the top flight next season oh and its final league game coming up it's against byron unic and a very hungry robert leavened off skate on the hunt for the all time bundesliga goal scoring title a match up i'll

it could make symbols like this cyrillic end for now viney illegal activists found to be part of an extremist organization could face up to 10 years in prison. initial setup bought that i lost my job and when i tried to get a new one, recently they told me in private that their security service wouldn't let them hire me. we have already had problems with work with no yet, and they really start tightening the screws. and i see that they're making a show of putting former employees activists and volunteers of, of only offices in jail. of course, i will think about how i may have to lay low somewhere for a while. but also that we have at the, the people outside of not by nice actual team has been facing increasingly serious consequences for protesting against the government. earlier this year, thousands were detained during demonstrations in support of nevada. and there have been several reports. the employer is firing people for backing the politician. but under the pro cogent is unrelentingly optimistic, the 31 year old wants to keep pushing for a more democratic russia. and he says he's willi

now, cyril ramaphosa, your boss, your president, says that the governing party could and should haveevent corruption in years gone by. is that enough, or do people, senior people like you and him, need to be much more frank with the public about your own failings to deliver clean governance? we are determined to make sure that the rule of law in the republic of south africa holds the grounds. so anybody who faces fraud and corruption charges must face the law. they must go to court, explain their case, respond to the prosecution's case. and then thejudges must determine whether they are guilty or not. south africa is a law—governed society, and anybody who's accused of any wrongdoing must appear before the court, whether he's the minister of finance or he's the president of the republic, it doesn't matter, or whether you're a retired military general or whatever the case might be. if you are accused and the prosecutorial authorities, have a case against you, you must go to court and answer, irrespective of who you are. so on a personal basis, you know him very well. how disappointed

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south african president cyril remo postal says his country is re imposing a strict lockdown. i made a new surgeon covert 19 cases where he says to hattiesburg in pretoria and now in a 3rd wave surgeon cases also highlights south africa slow vaccine rollout. when the around one and a half percent of the countries, 60000000 people have received the 1st stars. the w. a b increase in cape towns is another, lockdown was inevitable. the new restrictions don't come as a surprise to most south africans, because the numbers of new infections have been increasing in the past days and weeks, and almost reached 5000 new cases a day. at the moment. this is still far away from the peak. we have seen during the 2nd wave in january where we had more than 20000 new cases a day, but it is still a reason to worry, especially because the vaccination campaign here has been starting very slow. so that because all of the scenes for 75 percent of its population, but only a fraction of that arrived in the country and the president has been complaining about that many times before saying it is not fai

one company collaborating with scientists in orkney is cyril aviad. eye contact director sergei kizza live from 6 am but their 1st 15 minute long hydrogen test flight it was the culmination of almost 3 years of research and that frankly it was that it was as if i deliver it maybe the full year was so relieved and so excited that i am and know that you guys are planning to fly here with one of your hydrogen per plane and. the final flight of our high flyer one project we'll. the taken place on board the orkney is our famous for its 3 hydrogen. can you give us a timescale of when you think that we will see passenger planes in the sky running on hydrogen of course that the technology is in their infancy but i personally believe that. just into 20 years there will be a lot of jets flying using hydrogen and this is truly exciting. so if we're going to rise to the challenges of our energy economy our future transportation needs it means embracing a range of solutions and i think what they're doing here orkney is proving that green hydrogen can be part of th

their coach marcus vine cyril knew it too. and so did very brave and coach florian coalfield whose team was an even worse shape trailing 2 points behind the board. but things swung in his team's favor in the 13th minute when our sport midfielder ruben vargas was given his walking papers for this body check seen at the bottom left of your screen even if it did take v.a.r. to confirm it man advantage better braman. were compensated well and then in the 57th minute scored when ronnie could erupt took an opportune shot after a fortune of bounce went his way from a corner one nail borg. braman pushed forward but it was not to be. and in the final minute of regulation time this sport breakaway and penalty shot. taking the honors was paul colleagues. to nail the final score. outs work celebrations were understandable as was braman stis appointment oxburgh remain in the top flight next season oh and its final league game coming up it's against byron munich and a very hungry robert leavened off ski on the hunt for the all time bundesli

facemasks are mandatory in public and the country's president, cyril ramaphosa, has announced a limit necessary to ensure that health facilities are not overwhelmed and that lives that could be saved are not lost. the country was hit by a devastating second wave in december and january when a variant emerged, and there are concerns the third wave is following the same trajectory. the situation has also shone a light on south africa's lagging vaccine roll—out. 0nly1.5% of the country's 60 million people have received a vaccine. as the african continent, we are pushing ahead with efforts to expand our vaccine manufacturing capacity with a view to be self—sufficient in vaccine production. south africa is one of the countries leading the charge to remove patent rights on coronavirus vaccines to help every country manufacture its own supplies. courtney bembridge, bbc news. let's bring you some breaking news because the south american football federation has confirmed that this summer's copa america will not be held in argentina. the news comes just two weeks before the torunament was due t

the country's president, cyril ramaphosa, has announced a limit on indoor and outdoor public gatheringsmed, and that lives that could be saved are not lost. the country was hit by a devastating second wave in december and january, when a variant emerged. and there are concerns a third wave is following the same trajectory. the situation has also shone a light on south africa's lagging vaccine roll—out — only about 1.5% of the country's 60 million people have received a vaccine. as the african continent, we are pushing ahead with efforts to expand our vaccine manufacturing capacity with a view to be self—sufficient in vaccine production. south africa's one of the countries leading the charge to remove patent rights on coronavirus vaccines to help every country manufacture its own supplies. gail maclellan, bbc news. stay with us on bbc news — still to come... facing possible expulsion from the french open. the japanese tennis player who refuses to speak to the media. in the biggest international sporting spectacle ever seen, up to 30 million people have taken part in sponsored athletics e

facemasks are mandatory in public and the country's president, cyril ramaphosa, has announced a limitions are necessary to ensure that health facilities are not overwhelmed and that lives that could be saved are not lost. the country was hit by a devastating second wave in december and january when a variant emerged, and there are concerns the third wave is following the same trajectory. the situation has also shone a light on south africa's lagging vaccine roll—out. 0nly1.5% of the country's 60 million people have received a vaccine. as the african continent, we are pushing ahead with efforts to expand our vaccine manufacturing capacity with a view to be self—sufficient in vaccine production. south africa is one of the countries leading the charge to remove patent rights on coronavirus vaccines to help every country manufacture its own supplies. courtney bembridge, bbc news. stay with us on bbc news, still to come: aiming high — the climberfrom hong kong who's become the fastest woman to climb everest. this is bbc news, the latest headlines: the far—right nationalist israeli politici

the country's president, cyril ramaphosa, has also announced that all gatherings will be limited to a and face masks will remain mandatory in public. further restrictions are necessary to ensure that the health facilities are not overwhelmed and that lives that could be saved are not lost. delaying the spread of the virus is especially important now to allow as many people as possible to be vaccinated before the third wave reaches its peak. president macron has warned that france would withdraw its troops from mali, if political instability there, leads to greater islamist radicalisation. it follows the second coup in 9 months, in the west african nation. france currently has more than 5,000 soldiers operating across the sahel region, conducting anti—insurgency operations. the economic community of west african states — or �*ecowas�* — has also raised concerns about the military takeover. they've been holding disussions in ghana, over how to address the coup. bbc africa's, thomas naadi, has been following the story. the ecowas leaders will be holding discussions with the head of the m

corruption must leave the party or face suspension the ultimatum of 30 days seen as a test of president cyril ramaphosa is control over the party and its commitment to tackle corruption. now in argentina a 2nd trial has started on the systematic sexual abuse of death children at a school run by the roman catholic church 2 priests and a gardener have already been sentenced now 9 more accused will take the stand including 2 nuns i know as this report from. more than 20 former students from the antonio provolone institute in the western province of mendoza have already found the courage to speak out it was their testimonies that helped put 2 priests nicola karate. in prison in 2019 both for more than 40 years. now they'll again have to bring up those painful memories as 9 more accused to put on trial the charges against them including sexual abuse and corruption of minors then ending with. gamblers who through much of their lives they couldn't communicate because they didn't have sign language school prohibited it so they couldn't describe what happened to them then no one believed them. not unt

the country's president, cyril ramaphosa, has also announced that all gatherings will be limited to amasks will remain mandatory in public. further restrictions are necessary to ensure that the health facilities are not overwhelmed and that lives that could be saved are not lost. delaying the spread of the virus is especially important now to allow as many people as possible to be vaccinated before the third wave reaches its peak. thousands of pro—government demonstrators have been holding a rally in ethiopia's capital, addis ababa, against what they say is, �*foreign interference' in the civil war in tigray. even though public criticism of the us is rare in ethiopia, the protesters denounced america's decision last week, to impose visa restrictions on ethiopian officials — and to limit its economic and security assistance. all sides in the tigray conflict have been accused of rights abuses. the headlines on bbc news... opposition politicians in israel are moving closer to forming a new government and removing the prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, from power. police in the indian ca

his visit to rwanda is now heading to south africa, his meeting with president cyril roma for so we'll focus on trade and the pandemic . you're up to date with the news from al jazeera, next phemie. okay. and the stream reporting in the field means i often get witness, not just news is breaking, but also history as it unfolding broadly from serbia. asia hungry, the rep one day, i might be covering politics. and we're actually covering protests for what's most important to me just talking to people, understanding what they're going through so that i can convey the headlines in the most human way possible. we believe everyone has a story worth hearing. ah, i found the okay on these episode on the stream, we are looking at the relationship between palestinians and the black lives matter movements around the well, but specifically in the united states. and how that relationship is evolving. when we asked astern community to pack what block palestinian solidarity look to them. this is what they told us. going back to the 1900 sixty's black americans to tell a kindred sense of solidarity wit

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