>> well duck duck goose is also in the whole of shame. >> so you are against duck duck goose and ringd the rosie? that's a little much, no? >> they systematically eliminate players. i encourage people to play together as a team through the game. >> doesn't baseball also systematically eliminate people? you go up to the plate, strike out and hit a home run. >> what we are finding a lot of people who are contacting as a result of the media we have, sink that had a really bad time. it's not ethical. >> kids have a hard time with things in school, sometimes it's lunch, sometimes it's math, sometimes it's dodgeball. just because some kid has a hard time, doesn't mean we should eliminate it. they learn through resilience. activity into the educational aspect of it, you're learning. you learn how to play, you learned your limitations and strengths. if you're saying you're some fat, slow kid, you're not getting targeted all the time, you can catch the ball. then the other guy who throws it, has to go to jail. doesn't it work like that? >> come and check out programs here, we are not against c

and that is duck. duck because he is saying let the president decide. then he was asked do you support the universal background checks for commercial sales and he ducked again? he is afraid of this issue. but that's not what a leader should be doing. >> would democrat support a red flag law absent hr 1234r508 our goal is to get a vote on hr 8. senator blum that you will is working on the red flag law we don't want to call it a red flag. warp the words. >> severe -- >> er -- extreme -- extreme risk protection. we want to call that that. the house has a very strong bill. we don't know where these negotiations between senator blumenthal and senator graham will come. we are insisting on a vote of background checks. because if you have the extreme protection law and less let's say john jones has an order against him and there is no background check, john jones can go to a gun show or online and buy the gun anyway. you need the background checks to make an extreme protection law, the so-called red flag law work. >> where did democrats draw the line and border

in that is duck. doctor because when it is staying let the president decide. when it was asking you do you support it for commercial sales and when it ducked again. when it is afraid of this issue. that's not what a leader should be doing. [inaudible conversation] our goal is to get a goal on hr eight law. we don't want to call it a red flag over the words we were using. er extreme risk protection. we want to call that. this house is the very strong bill, we don't know where these negotiations between senator bromley, and senator graham. but we were insisting on a boat on background checks. if you have an extreme protection law, and someone let's mr. jones has a background check, you need it bait ground check to make this red flag law work. [inaudible conversation] >> i heard mcconnell said the reason is poisonous pills. that's not the reason. their proposal which didn't work out. it puts $12 billion more for the ball. that's not going to happen. that's what's causing all of the problems. they how did 5 billion and the ticket out of hss and put it into dhs. th

duck go dot com or start praised net because google results and actually give you the results from 200-820-0920 extension 10 when kaiser report was talking about these money markets when they broke the buck and that almost collapsed the global financial system it wasn't just bear stearns and lehman brothers of those sort of banks class and was the money market funds and that's what you really have to look for in this seems to be what the fed has been rescuing in the past week more than like a bank and you know wells fargo bank branch at the corner having a bank run it's like the actual trillions and trillions of dollars that could bring down the system again we don't know yet what's going on we'll find out soon i'm sure though so again another story that you should go to duck duck go or start page dot net and look for. 2010 in 2011 episodes a kaiser report because you can find them going directly to youtube or google dot com but we covered this back then extensively so look for kaiser report j.p. morgan racketeering rico silver manipulation crash j.p. morgan by silver here's the headli

duck go or start page dot net and look for. 2010 in 2011 episodes. report because you can find them going directly to youtube or google dot com but we covered this back then extensively so look for kaiser report see if you morgan racketeering rico silver manipulation crash j.p. morgan by silver here's the headline from fox business and we're using fox business because bloomberg and f.t. now have like a walls that are impenetrable so we must turn to fox business to get these stories j.p. morgan traders indicted for market manipulation racketeering feds say the 3 j.p. morgan employees some of whom were executives were indicted on charges related to making fake orders of gold silver and other metals to trick the market at the federal department of justice and now it's on monday glow of course yes we've been covering this for 10 years or racketeering going on there j.p. morgan goes back to the 2008 crisis again remember there was a insolvency crisis in the world's banking system which the central bankers decided to classify as and liquidity crisis and so

they are angry about this and are getting the ducks in a i’ow this and are getting the ducks in a row getting the ducks in a rowjust in this and are getting the ducks in a row just in case. this and are getting the ducks in a rowjust in case. one of them being dominic grieve. you can't ignore the law, he is is bound by the rule of law, he is is bound by the rule of law as anybody else in the country. parliament has passed legislation, onceit parliament has passed legislation, once it has received royal assent, it is the law of the line and he is under obligation to abate. if he does not, he can be taken to court, if necessary, the court will issue an injunction ordering him to do it. if he doesn't obey the injunction, she will be sent to prison. in any case, it will be a contempt of court hearing because he hasn't carried out the instructions of government was up by then, it will have com pletely was up by then, it will have completely collapsed with no civil servant willing to work for him. this is fantasy, a child having a tantrum, his behaviour is that of a 4 euros having a tantrum

you talk like a duck, you walk like a duck, don't get mad at me if i think you're a duck. i mean? >> still, without concrete proof of sanchez's gang affiliation, officer rodriguez has no choice but to return him to general population. >> we may need to keep a close eye on him in population to see who he's talking to and to see what his exact ties were outside the facility. as a result, if we could do that, if we do our job right, we might be able to identify not just him, but maybe more inmates that are aligned with this gang and get a chunk out of them out of population. >> while staff watches sanchez for any ties to the mexican mafia, his former nemesis, guadalupe lomez may have just had his own run in with the gang. >> two on the top tier. >> lomez is currently serving his detention. a couple days ago, he was involved in assault. inmates were out and took it upon themselves to assault lomez. >> put your hands behind your back. >> the inmates who assaulted lomez would not appear on camera but were sent to disciplinary detention and could possibly face criminal charges. >

karl got fired up by a new plan to start a gourmet duck farm and began raising thousands of ducks toell to new york restaurants. he and cindy even found themselves starring in an episode of "pitchin' in" a food network candidate series. >> i think he had these visions that he was going to be this famous person, rich and famous. >> reporter: cindy watched her husband's ego swell with all the attention. and she was happy for his success. >> just like an intuition that something just was not right. >> reporter: she kept thinking about the day levi died and how he died. >> reporter: it turns out mike was uneasy about it, too. what did karl say to you after levi's death? >> not a lot. i went to the hospital, and i was in the room with levi. and karl came in the room. and i don't know what i wanted him to say, but he says, how do i explain this? >> reporter: what did he mean by that? >> no idea. >> reporter: mike didn't share his misgivings about karl with cindy, but she had plenty of her own. she fought them for a while until one day she had to admit to herself -- >> oh, my god, i think h

donald duck. donald duck? listen folks. he said the disney studio is just like any other studio. we are giving you one of our star actors right now. just look at it that way. they said okay. because if cantankerous donald duck can be persuaded to pay his taxes, then anyone can. in previous weeks when we looked at the history of animation, we saw animated cartoons of donald duck and saw how cantankerous he could be. we saw how he was based in part on the cantankerous secretary of the interior, harold dickey. if donald can pay his taxes, anybody can pay his taxes. i am going to show you a clip of a cartoon walt disney created persuading donald duck and through him, persuading the american people to pay their taxes. i want to show you how it is done. how did they work it into the argument? all right. >> there is a new spirit in america. the spirit of a free people, united again in a common cause to stamp tyranny from the earth. our very shores have been attacked. your own country is mobilizing for total war. your country needs you. >> okay. i am ready. >> are you a patriotic america

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kong a not read the writing on the wall clearly an understand the significance of its i think lame duck is the correct description i think the for the moment beijing has to remain loyal to carry lamb for reasons of face but you know in january she will beat and i think we've lost that line there too in hong kong we'll go back to him as soon as we can of course and get you more. well from one moving story to another one is set to be another dramatic day in the british parliament the house of commons after the prime minister boris johnson suffered a defeat over his breakfast strategy mr johnson has in effect expelled 21 m.p.'s from his own party after they voted against him to seize control of the parliamentary agenda and in just the last hour or so a scottish court has now ruled that mr johnson's planned suspension of parliament is legal so he can do it now here's how things are expected to unfold later today mr johnston will 1st have to face m.p.'s in the house of commons during what's expected to be a road to the prime minister's question time but the real showdown is what comes after

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he's been using the voice of donald duck since he was a kid. >> hello. hello. are you here? >> oh, no. am i in trouble? am i in trouble? hello. hello. are you here? i can't hear you. >> that video has more than 9 million views. donald's wife, daisy -- no, his wife is not named daisy -- says that he put the voices to other uses. he said i love you truly to her as donald duck on their anniversary. >> very sweet. >>> next to a world record. a new world record on a pogo stick. that's in the books. it was set right outside our studio. >> dalton smith was on "live with kelly and ryan" using his powerful pogo to jump other four cars parked side by side. he cleared them all with plenty of room to spare. >> smith broke his own guinness world record jumping over three cars and he's got a plaque to prove it. oh, my gosh. flipping that thing through the air looks a little dangerous. >> a great way to get through new york city traffic. >> i would say so. >>> finally two new york city toddlers, they're giving us all some inspiration this morning. >> oh, my gosh. >> they're showing how the

donald duck. donald duck? listen, folks, and he said, the disney studio is just like any other studio, we're giving you one of our star actors right now, just treat it that way. they said, okay. because if cantankerous donald duck can be persuaded to pay his taxes then anybody can. and remember in previous weeks when we looked at the history of animation we saw some animated cartoons of donald duck and we saw how con tank rouse he can be. we saw how he was based in part on the cantankerous secretary of the interior, harold ickies. if donald can pay his taxes, anybody can pay his taxes. so what we're going to do is i'm going to show you just a bit, just a bit of a clip of a cartoon that walt disney created involving donald duck persuading him and through persuading him, persuading the american people to pay their taxes. i want to show you how it's done. how did they do that? how did they work into the argument? >> there he is, a new spirit in america. the spirit of a free people, united again in a common cause

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of the dick you suck the duck duck. duck go to the concert and have a really wasn't because they were looking for the profit for the photo is not what i believe. finally the shoes turn up and they can begin to feel simply the frame by frame the little love story takes shape told by lynn burgess. style of a photo novella on the bus is. the sort of whenever we're going to. put a foot. it starts off with her waiting at the cafe for her girlfriends. or . to them it's the guns clothes good food he votes and meanwhile her girlfriend buy some flowers which she then brings along to the date. we see her on her way. to the far put a lot of. oh. and then this is for example it is nicer in a color than in black and white because the only red is the rosensweig with everything else black. and the cuff and then they meet the right still not sure what shots. it's only been a day for the groups they meet in this place and things take their course because when you know what kind of a real relationship they have. filled with you would soo

because even the most conservative red blooded duck hunter is all for regulations to protect wetlandse poured money and resources in to protecting wetlands so they can hunt there. and as a result, the numbers are up. well, the trump administration, part of their deregulation bonanza is pulling back the migratory bird treaties that would protect birds as they go up and down north america from getting into oil and those sorts of things. great lakes initiatives, colorado river basin, all these projects that are being gutted and stripped back could bring back birds the way duck hunters brought their ducks back. >> i hope people realize what is happening, an tangle hard to comprehend but tangible numbers. thank you so much, bill. and thanks to all of you. "ac 360" starts now. >>> good evening. we left you last night with something of a mystery. what prompted a whistle-blower inside the intelligence community to raise what the community's top watchdog decided were, quote, urgent concerns and why haven't those concerns been brought before congress as the law requires. tonight there is new re

for many centuries the to duck. divine death and to give thanks for what today is the state. tired of business hordes of us from the slums. this stately baroque garden also belongs to the castle it was commissioned by duke frederick the 3rd in 1637. and here we find the gods off globe the old historical house was replaced with this modern building the purpose of which is to keep a technical masterpiece safe the globe is 3 meters in diameter and the outside to break the earth's surface. on the inside there's a map of the stars and a depiction of how people in the 17th century view the sky above the got off globe is known as the world's 1st planetarium this one's a copy of the original was taken to st petersburg by a russian tsar. i imagine he used to sit in front of the globe and fantasize about what life was like on the other side of the world. nowadays we're here for that and this week's main melting want to show you around the city of angels los angeles california. local police or. own political the local. local local. local. local. local local local local. food. food. the

duck: aflac! dot com >> welcome back. let's catch you up on a few stories. it is time for rapid fire. here with more headlines are our guests welcome. let's talk about what a slow go it has been for investors waiting for a big tech break out. faang is so 2018 netflix's is still off apple off 12%. still hasn't been able to get back to those new highs. one firm is betting big on tech. jp morgan with a 20% rally they are saying better than expected iphone sales and 5g will be a catalyst >> we go through this every year with the apple iphone cycle. they underestimate how many they'll sell, they've cut back on this or that. and then, they come out with a decent number. >> kind of like earnings season but for the current one, they mark it doubt and mark it down >> apple's priorities are changing more to services, so yes, we are entering a new phase here it is the same thing >> that goes to the profit center >> 5g could be apple's big success in china where iphone sales are slowing but they are the only foreign company with a top position in china market samsung al

a lame duck chief executive. well she's been a lame duck for quite some time now and most. of service with the agree that this with all of extraditions the comes. much too late to bear in mind that actually the protest movement made fighting man and 3 of these other demands actually related to the role of the on calm police force and we shouldn't forget that over the past couple of days hong kong has effectively been under effect martial law we have seen mass arrests. there has been a lot of violence against protesters especially sexual violence against young female protesters. there have been scenes of savage beatings in n.p.r. stations again and all of the instances of police brutality has really enraged the hong kong public when you talk not just in general is that when you talk about sexual violence when you talk about brutality aimed at the protestors miss islam did during the televised address start talking about a fully independent inquiry why is that not enough. well because it's not fully independent inquiry shere suggested to add 2 more individuals to the choir wh

later in the game, oregon after that. 36 yards, 7-3 ducks.ond quarter herbert great pass here to jacob. 14-3 oregon at the half. early first or fourth quarter, that is, off a turnover. herbert finds bree land again. wide open for the score. oregon wins 21-6. here's abc7's anthony flores. >> stanford lost the first time in the david shaw era after falling to oregon 21-6. >> three weeks in a row, we're evenly matched. but we make a few errors lead to points. that makes it too hard to win. >> oregon's defense was relentless, sacking him five times while holding them to a couple field goals. >> you guys all understand. we've been doing this for a long time now. we spend the bulk of our, you know, lives preparing for games like this. so it definitely hurts. >> san jose state take on arkansas. road game for them. second quarter tie at 7. look at that cutback. 15 yards, 14-7, san jose state. 1:15 left in the half. josh love. short pass t isah holiness. yes, that is his last name. 26 yards and in. 24-7 sparty at the brake. arkansas ties with a minute

we certainly didn't see a lame duck speaking here this morning she was as i said quite impassioned and interesting lee enough after laying out those priorities such as climate change and and bringing germany into the modern age in terms of digitalisation she finished by referring to the constitution and its central 1st article on the respect for human dignity and she said it must become our central central goal that we fight hate speech that we fight scene a phobia that we fight attacks on immigrants and jews wherever and whenever they occur there to again a clear message in particular to the right wing chief political correspondent linda crane thank you. it watching the news still to calm the sister or go over with the soul for the struggle over the soul of a sport with skateboarding set to become an olympic event will play by the rules for women it's propelled just groups. the 1st head to nigeria which is to repatriate hundreds of its citizens living in south africa after a recent spate of the uniform because tax mainly against african foreigners as many as $600.00 people have alread

england take three early wickets at old trafford, david warner out for a duck, taking but stuart broad now 24-3 in took two wickets. australia are now 24—3 in their second innings but still have a huge 200 plus lead knowing if they win this fourth test they will retain the ashes. ireland lead wales 14—10 in the second half of the world cup rugby warm up game and it has been happening in qualifying for the italian grand prix as it has been held up by various crashes. charles leclerc is just ahead of lewis hamilton. more and an hour. health officials in the united states are urging people to stop using e—cigarettes after another death from a mysterious lung illness, linked to vaping. there've now been five deaths confirmed in recent weeks across the us, with 215 cases of people falling ill after vaping, but the problem could be much greater, with experts investigating a50 cases of lung illness that may have been caused by e—cigarette use around the country. our reporter alydia noble has more. over 12 million people use flavoured e—cigarettes, or vapes, in america, but fatalities are on t

missiles there saying that it didn't come from yemen knew that it comes the attack comes from from a duck also it's from iran itself and this is a big issue we are talking about and a miscalculation and a small mistake it with the whole thing it would trickle the whole region that's why everyone is saying no in the middle east as a reaction to this press conference to let's wait for international investigation and then we'll see how we can react with that on and its actions let's go to washington and all of a solid president didn't wait for this press conference to announce that the u.s. was increasing sanctions what what is the united states going to do and who will be talented. right well this was one of president trump's famous tweets where he announced a new set of sanctions against iran without going into further detail without really elaborating who will be targeted he said he ordered his secretary of the treasury minutiae to. work on a new set of substantial. substantial new steps against iran what we've been seeing so far and what was targeted until now was particularly iran's eco

and then captainjoe root was also out for a duck.ewarded for some excellent bowling this match. here is the scorecard. england need 365 runs to win, not something anybody genuinely expects to happen. more hopefully, there remaining players could bat all day tomorrow, therefore drawing and avoiding defeat and the cds would go to a decider at the oval defeat and the cds would go to a decider at the 0valfor defeat and the cds would go to a decider at the oval for the final test on thursday. it was all too easy for england this evening at wembley. captain harry kane scored a hat trick, as they cruised to a four zero win over bulgaria. gareth southgate‘s side have won every match in their euro 2020 group. and look odds on to qualify for next year's competition. 0ur correspondent david 0rnstein is there for us. a routine win for england. it was. three wins out of three with five to go, england in firm control of their group. hurtling towards another major tournament. that's now 42 consecutive matches unbeaten in the world cup and european

put the bill on the floor and stop ducking the issue and calling names. shame on him. thank you, everybody.

a kind of ethno center regime which is which want to have all power by itself we have got ducks out of honey who cannot really control the situation who does not give a good leadership to this country so we will have problems and this country i've been running is it thank you well after decades of us to factor destabilization of any of afghanistan but countries right around the world a small number of democrats are attempting to mount a challenge to the wall mongering status quo in. washington joining me now from north carolina is one such a progressive democrat wanting to shake things up in congress dandridge carter thanks so much for coming on the show you know before we even get to impeachment didn't go all the other issues that are currently making waves right around the world would you do you make of trump's speech in north carolina campaigning for the 9th congressional district republicans one with dan bishop he said the problem with your body is you want to dismantle demolish destroy everything you've gained he said to north carolinians and that you had a problem with believing

, and yank 'em out of a live duck. >> eric: no!'s the bit that gives you, like, the most fresh. >> eric: but it's a bit cruel, right? >> anthony: well, you want 'em fresh, eric. i mean -- >> seven: yeah. i think we should drink some beer. >> anthony: yes, i think so. >> all: cheers. >> seven: how are you doing there, eric? >> eric: i'm doing ama-amazingly well. >> seven: hanging in there? >> eric: my sinuses are -- >> seven: open. >> anthony: so open you have no idea. >> wu: best part of hot pot is to share. >> eric: is to share? >> wu: to share, yeah. >> eric: yes, i like that too. it's very convenient. >> wu: yeah. sometimes when, we have, like, hotpots for four hours. >> anthony: as it cooks down it gets stronger and stronger and the heat more intense. a delicious yet unpredictable silt of spice gathering at the bottom of this river of hot lava. if you dig deep, like, down to the sediment down there, the river bed, man. it's spicy. you feel enlightened yet? look how the colors changed in the broth. >> xiao: that was -- you kind

the cardinal had the ducks number of late winning three straight in the series.of the game, costello hits his thumb, stayed in the game but that bothered him. stanford did get a field goal on the drive. all oregon after that, herbert fling it to red, red through the red zone. 7-3 ducks. second quarter, herbert, this is why he's going to be an nfl quarterback, great back shoulder throw to jacob breeland, 14-3 oregon at the half. early fourth, herbert out of the gun, finds breeland again wide open.ig 21-6. oregon wins. here's abc 7's anthony flores. >> stanford has lost three games in a row for the first time in the david shaw era after falling to oregon. 21-6. >> three weeks in a row evenly matched, but we make a few errors against really good football teams that lead to points. too many errors against good football teams makes it too hard to win. >> oregon's defense was relentless sacking costello five times while holding the cardinals to a pair of field goals. >> frustrating. we all sacrifice a lot. you all understand. we've been doing this a long time now. we s

and so -- >> sitting ducks. >> sitting ducks, exactly, precisely.see. as soon as the gunshots are going -- maybe not the safest thing, i see multiple cars all splitting, you know, getting out of dodge. and going all different directions. that's when i see the three vehicles that weren't moving. >> weren't moving. >> everybody else had gone with the green light or to get out of there. most people were sitting there. that's when i saw the first one with the spider web passenger -- >> windshield? >> windshield or window was shattered. that was the first confirmation that this was a shooting. and then there was another truck in the middle. behind that was the red suv, and that's where i saw the mother getting out with baby anderson. >> baby anderson? >> talk about hitting home, you know? it was pretty surreal to see -- seeing the blood coming from her face and mouth. and kind of on her hands. i hoped it was just the shatter from the glass that had gotten her, maybe just in a traffic accident, something had gotten her. why she was bleeding. you always ho

so the duck was one of these vehicles. often as a truck if you will rather than as an assault vehicle. it didn't have the defensive capabilities that the amtraks possessed. >> maybe not easy, but what was the process like if they needed to switch contractors. say he was asked to provide weapons they had to find other methods. s that problem that as best as you could some of these companies couldn't provide what they pledged to. the way they accommodated was securing contractors that would enlarge their production should another fall short. none of them could change what they were doing on the cuff. as whole, if somebody fell behind t meant that production quota was less than ideal. other questions? >> so for the case of logistics, how did they find the rough number of projected ship ped thy might need for assault, supply, logistics. kind of a new technology and new field. what were they using as the base? >> initially, they don't have any firm numbers whatsoever. the expectation was on average a bo tallon would have about

argument about that most of the governors are lame ducks the government you will have a lot of work to do because you're not doing what you. told the mining coast of africa and looking at the shorelines across the atlantic it's easy to see why the gambia is a very popular destination for tourists but equally those escaping the winter in europe but what are some of the unintended consequences of tourism well i have a group of young people here who are going to help me answer that question and i'm going to start with killer actually a rapper but he uses his music. until you find the voice of young people and the issues around him so killer ace i've had it said that the gambia is a sex tourism hotspot is a true. absolutely it definitely has a hospital. i can understand if it was only limited towards people who are on the same category as adults but it's even went down to a level where you see paedophilia like on a rapid basis children as young as 9 years old you know being preyed on by tourists you know so it's not just the sex tourism of prostitutes and women of beautiful gagnon women yo

they will have to wait till next year to see if they can break their duck but for essex, these elevationss is the reason why i carried on. to have these memories. i have been growing up with these guys, people like bradley and tom wesley. and scott in particular in terms of the most i've played in nick brown comes in the scene of there's the guys i spent a lot of time and out of the dressing room with them. it's great to have but a whole season with them and to win a trophy is so special. these things don't come around often. i know we want to read three but a lot of people are lucky enough to only do it once but to do it like we've done is a very special thing. bury‘s hopes of an immediate return to the football league are over. a vote of the efl‘s other 71 clubs rejected a proposal for them to to be readmitted to league two next season bury, who were in league one, were expelled in august following the collapse of a late takeover bid. but instead of allowing them back the clubs decided that one team will be relegated from league two at the end of the season and three clubs from league o

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>> yes, we have cows, we have pigs, chickens, turkeys, rabbits, ducks, sheep and we have a lot forest, we do forestry as well. >> that's a big operation. >> well, keeps us busy, we own about 650 acres and then we lease about another 12 to 1300, managing about 2,000 acres, servicing 50 restaurants, about 5,000 families, and several institutions and direct marketing everything, we don't sell through wal-mart, we don't sell in the super markets, we -- we own the customer, we like it that way. >> so more of a food to farm -- farm to -- >> yeah. >> table-type operation. >> yes, absolutely. >> why do you not sell to the major chains? >> well, because a small farm is -- is hard pressed to get enough to live on when margins are so small. for us to wearing the middleman hats, the middleman makes all the money, well, if that's where the money is i want to be one. sign me up and so we become the processer, distributor, the marketer, the graphic's artist, you know, the person that answers the phone and by doing that we can -- we can increase our margin per dozen eggs or pound of chicken or whatev

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