i have come 50 miles west of florence to the city.ports of italy. where tuscany welcomed the world. chef fabio is never happier than when he is here, with friends and the prospect of a good meal on the horizon. during the renaissance, migrants were actively encouraged to settle here and its rep as a free thinking, big heart haed c by the sea, drew people from across europe and beyond. in the town center is a tiny place. it opened in 1959 and sells just one thing. known as the cake. it is a pancake made from chickpea flour. yeah. right. it is a local institution serving up the cake in, what else, a huge hunk of bread. no, no, i'll go from this side here. this is good. i like this. absolutely delicious. and he says that he likes it. and makes it at home but he can't make it as good as -- as this. >> yeah. >> after that little appetizer, we head up to the house of one of fabio's friends in the hills above the town. he's gathered together the ingredients for a classic. he is making a fish stew. this is a -- this is a fake cacciucco. i nee

the success story was florence harding. as we've heard this morning distinctly gendered expectations governed first ladies actions. in the early decades of the 20th century if she were to communicate with the public the first lady was expected to support her husband not to upstage contradict or challenge him. the gender norm was that the man led the family and this was neat and right and ordained by god in fact any man who could not control his wife called into question his ability to lead the nation effectively. but if a first lady were to speak out americans expected her to be truthful. for her words and her demeanor to be suitable. to a position and for her topic to be worthwhile. that is not a waste of anyone's time and also not overly partisan. she was expected to be first lady of all the people just as he was expected to be president of all the people. now we all know that a first lady has no job description beyond tradition, which is what mainly sets those expectations. when first ladies do something perceived as new

will has a number of sons but he sees something in florence that he doesn't see in his sons. in 1869 he has no reason to assume she'll ever have the right to vote or hold office but he wants her to be public figure icnonetheless. he brings her into the library and they read books on child labor together when she's a small child and remembers how strange it seemed at the time but informative it was. he brings her with him to bring inwith african-american leaderss they plan to -- to write the 15th amendment giving black men the right to vote in america. he brings her with him to steel mills to show her the working people building the country. people start today cull him pig iron kelly to make money of him as lower-class politico and obsessed with steel and pennsylvania which is the main industry but takes on identity. he brings his daughter to see pig iron. blockspe from his house before e can see it. she goes to cornell at age 16 he writes what he's doing in washington. as young adult, florence kelly list in washington and attends washington political culture and goes with her

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so florence, a 2 week knock down as begun the invalid. what does that look like for the country right now, the government says that this lockdown is necessary to prevent the collapse of a health care system that's already under very to be strange. only manufacturing and service sectors are allowed to operate, but reduce capacity. and even then, if you need to go into what you have to have a letter from the relevant ministry to show you come under one of the law sector. my colleagues and i are waiting for a letter before we can head into the bureau at schools and universities also shut and need to present her household are allowed to head out to buy essential items and even then given a 10 kilometer re be on the home now malaysia managed to keep kona virus cases pretty low for much of last year until that how the local election in september last year. and he's gotten much, was this year last week it reported rent court daily cases for 5 straight days. the tires record with more than 9000 cases on saturday. now the nascent, like health offi

that's gonna lived out of corner lumper will start without 0 south florence louis. so the country starts going at a total lockdown from tomorrow. well, from today tuesday, i'm a gin and the government says this is necessary to prevent the collapse of a health care system. that's already under severe strain. so now only essential services and sectors are allowed to operate at reduced capacity. and even then people want to go into work have to have a letter from the relevant ministry to show that they do belong in one of the allowed sectors. and schools also shut and only 2 persons per household are allowed out to obtain essential items within a 10 kilometer radius from their home. now, the government says that one of the reasons for the surgeon cases is because of the more infectious strains of the corona virus. but it's also been made was by people reaching pandemic regulations and attending gatherings because of the muslim festival of ede. this was in mid may. and of course it doesn't help that vaccination rates in malaysia is still relatively low. i think only abo

lee in quite alone by keeping an eye on things in me enough for thanks, florence now, lithium. this is becoming more of a hot commodity these days around the world as a move to renewable energy counter space. it's used in the battery, the power electric cars and laptops and phones all about tech. argentina wants to supply the world with its large lithium reserves. but as theresa reports, many worry, this will come at to greater cost to the environment. lithium extraction is well under way at the orlando full flats in the province of who, who is in northern argentina. it is referred to as the wire gold of renewable energy. that's what the market says. i didn't need to increase leaf you mix fraction, but also manufacture batteries to add value to the production chain. layer a. we are trying to establish a small supply chain of lithium batteries. so we can meet with the demand. one area of demand is the transformation of fudge and tina's large public transport system to include electric, but lithium production is a priority for argentina government. it's minister of production say

out of here is florence louis has more now from carla. one thing that places in asia have in common is a fairly low vaccination rate. about 6 percent of the population on average has received at least one dose of the vaccine and that's fairly low. so that's one of the factors behind the search in cases. and then in vietnam, health officials say it is because just like in malaysia, there is a more infectious strain of the virus health minister in vietnam said on saturday that they've discovered a hybrid variant, a combination of the u. k. and indian variant that is more infectious, although official say more studies need to be done on this. and then some of the places i think governments just got a little bit too complacent. taiwan, for example, started relaxing its pandemic restrictions. it reduced its quarantine requirement for non vaccinated airline pilots from 14 days to 5, and then eventually to 3 days. and that led to an cluster singapore as well. similarly, it was airport comings and goings that lead to a cluster down. so government

that were seen a success. stories are now being forced to impose new corona virus restrictions. florence louis reports from calling them forth. no international flights are being allowed to land for a week in vietnam's capital hunt. the announcement on tuesday follows a similar band by home, him in city a few days ago in collections and yet now remained low for most of last year, but have risen since late april, tie 11 slaughtered for success in containing the virus. so clusters emerge once it relaxed its pandemic restrictions. with this, when you are very successful, you are not forced to incur only when you fear, then are you forced to hurt? we were too successful in the past year. in malaysia, a 2 week lockdown beginning on tuesday means only essential services and businesses are allowed to operate. health officials say the surgeon cases is caused by more infectious, varying and people breaching pandemic restrictions to celebrate the muslim festival of last month. malaysia has recorded nearly 2800 deaths from cove at 1940 percent of those were in may alone. vaccination rates in asia r

let's now cross live to florence louis in kuala lumpur, florence, malaysia's taking some fatty, drastic action here. can you tell us what the total look down is going to look like? that's right. well, the government says this is necessary to prevent a collapse of health care system that's already under a very severe strain. now. so in this chose a lockdown only manufacturing instead of sectors are allowed to operate, but at would use to capacity. and even then you need a letter from the relevant ministry to show you coming to want to be a lot sectors. and my colleagues and i have been waiting for hours before we can head into the bureau. now schools and universities also shut. i don't need to, person for household are allowed to go out to buy essential items and within a 10 kilometer radius from the whole nation. manage to keep corona virus cases quite low, much of last year until a local election in september. and since then, it's gotten much what last week it reported records daily cases, $45.00 consecutive days. tires record was more than 9000 cases on saturday. the latest flight tel

the slow delivery of vaccine supplies and delays by manufacturers may hinder this gold. florence louis al jazeera calling for 15 minutes past the new thought. here's what's coming up on sunday. so she goes on trial 4 months after being deposed by me and mother military . we also visit a one striving town on the border between nigeria and been name where business just not been the same. roger federer returned to action after pulling out of the friendship in mid to tournament more on that with jemma enforce. ah, well, israel's new government is getting on to work a day after parliament approved to new coalition by the narrowest of margins. prime minister naturally bennett has presented his cabinet and sat down for a formal photo up with the president. he had the night party coalition, which has ended benjamin netanyahu 12 year run as prime minister netanyahu. well, he's already dismissed. the new government is fraudulent or false that has more from western he certainly didn't go quietly on sunday. he's maintained that post here in that volume. during the course of monday, his 1st full da

let's get more of this and cross live down to florence louis. she's study by france in kuala lumpur and probably tell us what the situation is like. there were malaysia, the country ground to an almost holt. while the government hasn't, hasn't children locked down? because it says it's necessary to prevent the collapse of health care system that's already under very severe strain. so this shows a lot of the manufacturing and service that can central law to operate and capacity . and even then you need a letter from the relevant ministry to show you come under one of the sectors. my colleagues and i have just received the education sector school, the university shot and only 2 person per household are allowed to buy essential items within the pendulum missouri radiates from their home. demolition managed to keep current of our cases quite low, much of last year until a local election in september. and it's gotten much, was this year last week it reported rack or daily high for 5 strength days and it's highest were 9000 pages on saturday. now, the

now 2 houses here is florence louis who's in kalat. lumper. tell us more about the situation in valencia them, which has gone into full lockdown. what does that mean? while the government says the lockdown is necessary to prevent the collapse of a health care system that's already under severe strain. so this lockdown means that only the government has it on the essential services and sectors all out to operate. but at reduced capacity. and even then, employees have to produce a letter from the relevant ministry to show that they come under one of the allowed sectors. and schools and universities also shut and only 2 persons per household allowed out to up to get to buy essential items within 10 kilometer radians from home. now malaysia was doing quite well in containing the corona virus last year until that held a local election in september and cases have gotten much higher this year. it reported a record 9000 cases on saturday. health officials here a couple of reasons behind the search in cases one is the presence of more infectious strain

he died of a heart attack in 1989 in his beloved italy and was buried in florence as seen in the photoon the slide. well. tees other relationship that seems to have exceeded platonic friendship, although it began that way was with a famed canadian mystery writer, kenneth miller who used the pen name mcdonald. he initially wrote to wealthy in 1970 and says she, a devoted reader of histories appreciatively reviewed his novel, the underground man and a new york times book review the following here. from there, the relationship deepened with a two meeting honorary occasions but writing regularly, the promotion as documented and their letters edited and published in 2015. my large troubling marriage was of course significant complicating factor but the most pain a rose when my lawyer became afflicted with alzheimer's, which robbed him also of his memory. he died in 1983 in california. does well her sting chose not to foster her marriages and romances. wealthy twice had the relationships she sought to foster taken away from her. by forces beyond her control. i want to and by quickly suggesti

malaysia is imposing a nationwide to weak lockdown and vietnam is suspending international flights florence louis has more from quite a lump up on the restrictions there. the government says this is necessary to prevent the collapse of a health care system that's already under severe strain. so now and only essential services and sectors are allowed to operate at reduced capacity. and even then people want to go into work have to have a letter from the relevant ministry to show that they do belong in one of the allowed sectors. and schools also shut and only 2 persons per household are allowed out to obtain essential items with an attend kilometer radius from their home. in bangladesh, this assertion, the number of new in sections with national lockdown has been extended for the month. health officials are especially concerned about increasing cases in districts along the border with india. the government in peru has more than doubled its corona virus death tolls. one 180000 health officials admit that the number of fatalities has been under reported prompting them to change the criteria. s

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so the first question he asked was about florence nightingale. she is in the butchering art, of course florence nightingale was working in parallel with what lister was doing and driving a hygiene movement, but it's it's a strange thing because a lot of people think of go to nightingale, but she didn't actually believe in germs at first. she thought lister was almost a bit hysterical and that they we didn't need to quite go that far. we just needed to basic level of hygiene all so as i'm doing interviews around the country there seems to be a lot of semal vice groupies out there and a lot of people get angry that i haven't mentioned him in these interviews. he is also in the book. he's an austrian physician. you might know him best because he was putting together this idea that if you washed your hands that you could reduce post-operative infection, and of course he was right, but he ends up dying in a lunatic asylum. they call him the hand washer. he's ridiculed by his colleagues the difference between samuel vice and lister will number one list

and friday, dj khaled, florence pugh, and music from foushee. [ cheers and applause ] please join usillermo: yeah. >> jimmy: i'm sorry about that, again. [ laughter ] you know, there were no shirleys, no babies named shirley, zero babies named shirley born this last year. >> guillermo: wow, that's crazy. [ laughter ] [ applause ] >> guillermo: i don't know. >> jimmy: this is why there are no babies named guillermo anymore. >> guillermo: i'm the only one. >> jimmy: all right. our first guest is an oscar winner who's about to leap into the marvel cinematic universe. she plays melina vostokoff in "black widow." it opens in theaters and disney plus premiere access july 9th. please welcome rachel weiss. [ cheers and applause ] hi, rachel, how are you? >> i'm very well. we have to say melina's second name, though. >> jimmy: what's that? >> i think we're prohibited from saying melina's second name, it's a marvel cinematic universe secret. >> jimmy: is it a secret i just ruined? >> i believe so. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: oh, boy. >> but -- oh, well. it's already out. >> jimmy: i'm supposed to p

reporter: italy lost the size of florence last year. covid exposed a long demographic decline.ternity ward is threatened with closure for lack of births. at school, the 25 pupils here learn about the life they are leading in a lesson about depopulation. different groups are put together in the same class because there aren't enough of them. >> we arenly a few here, and there are three older grades wi me. lots of peoe have left for opportunities elsewhere which makes sense because there is not much waround. >> on this island, births are under one per family and it has one of the world's longest life expectancies. a new governmenplan will find child benefits and investment nurseries. -- investment to nurseries. but it might be too late. sardinia is a microcosm of what is happening in much of europe. a demographic crisis threatening economic growth, pension systems, and public services. beauty alone cannot sustain italy's future. a country not renewing its young. italy is in a race against time to fill its deepening generational void. marco when, bbc world, sardinia. nora: a demog

. >> reporter: alex miller is an attorney with the florence project, a legal services organization thatdes free counsel to migrants. she says while some like c are processed into the u.s., most are still being immediately expelled back to mexico under a pandemic-era rule called title 42. initially implemented by president trump, president biden's administration has continued the policy, which closes the border indefinitely to nonessential travel to stop the spread of covid-19. >> we see it applied differently to people from different geographical backgrounds or demographics. for the most part, individuals and families from central america tend to be returned to mexico, and folks from further afield from south america end up getting put into normal immigration proceedings. >> reporter: some residents of this azona border community have been frustrated by the releases, seeing it as one more symbol of a broken immigration system. >> if people don't see it as a crisis, it's probably because they haven't seen it. >> reporter: john boelts is a fifth generation produce farmer in yuma county wh

i haven't heard american english really spoken on the streets of rome or florence throughout my trip.k a little bit more about what it's like to be an american in italy right now. what's open. what's not. while certain museums are requiring reservations, especially on the weekends, but as of monday, certain regions within italy are going into what they call a white zone, meaning that curfew will now be lifted and restrictions are a little bit more like we're experiencing in america, there is still a mask mandates. social distancing is still being practiced, and everyone is really taking care to be safe and healthy during this time, ok, so you mentioned though, that that it is sort of a golden opportunity to travel there. but for those who might be a little leery, what do you say to them? i say, you've got to seize the opportunity, because if you look at my social media, you see how empty some of the sites are in some of the streets are and what i've been doing is hiring local guides. to really help me with the ends and outs of what is open. and what isn't open. they're the ones who ha

credentials as one of the favourites for gold in tokyo this summer by setting a new meeting record at the florencen the 1500 metres, well behind winner sifan hasan. the dutch athlete was racing just a week after breaking the 10,000—metre world record, only to have that mark bettered two days later. there was one super league match this evening with a crowd of a,000 witnessing hull fc coming from behind to win 30—12 at castleford tigers. jason gary scored a debut try at 17 years of age to hand the hosts the early lead, but from there on, it was hull who took control as adam swift and mahe fonua both notched doubles to see them move level on points with fourth—placed warrington. england have been beaten in the semifinal of the euro hockey championships. they lost 3—2 to germany, with brendan creed's mistake allowing the germans to score what proved a decisive third in the first quarter. they'll play belgium for the bronze medal. wembley stadium could be half full for the knockout stages of euro 2020, under plans currently being worked on by the government and the fa. it's understood a0,000 supporter

>> oh, gosh, florence is very self-sufficient. she didn't need any tips from me.these movies can be -- they're exhaustive and the process is long. you know, i think you just have to keep up your stamina. i told her in the beginning when we were doing the fight sequences that -- you know, i said you'll never be a professional athlete like these incredible stunt people we have here. the most important thing is to conserve your energy and give it all in your performance. that's all the character work that you do that will bring the action to life. don't try to do the, you know,k, over the head throw into a somersault thing and a roundhouse whatever. you're not going to land it. >> and don't get hurt, right? i know your daughter is almostat 7. has she seen you play black widow and does she think her mom is a super hero? >> she's never seen any of the marvel films. we tried to watch a little bit of "captain marvel." then she gets -- she actually -- believe it or not she self-guides through that stuff. if something is a little bit scary, she'll say i don't think this is

our protests will achieve nothing that in this region will soon belong to them, gave me so far. florence and his neighbors have been fighting a losing battle. a number of big companies will soon start mining lithium here. but the protests will continue. flores has 7 children and 7 grandchildren. over the next 50 years, they may decide to leave the country. many lands already have. flores often discusses this problem with his mother. and the earth is like a mother to. i know that we have to respect her and protect her that . ready she gives us life and she also protects us, that 4 generations of the florida family lives under one roof. they raise mommas and we've textiles from the womb. ah flores complains that traditional life and the region is disappearing. many of the local young people have gone off to work for the mining companies and those jobs pay will we return to bolivia. the government says it plans to produce 40 percent of the global demand for lithium by 2030. and that's a pretty ambitious goal. but to do that, they'll need foreign partners. the final decision will be up to th

everybody can retired publishing mogul florence fang defended her. >> colorful owed to the flintstones family in 2019 after she got a notice from the city telling her to dismantle the life-size sculptures. there's betty, you seeing from 2.80 there. if like museum. but it's a house. now. the city of hillsboro says they'll be sending out a survey or to approve her installments for her part, fang will have to. they say apply for new building permits in the future. alright novel. >> feeling a little warm today. at least you're not en a truck hit my car, the insurance company wasn't fair. i didn't know what my case was worth, so i called the barnes firm. call the barnes firm now, and let us help you get the best result possible. ♪ call one eight hundred, eight million ♪ this unplugged device is protecting our beautiful coastlines and more. put off chores and use less energy from 4 to 9 pm to help keep our state golden. welcome back. yeah. we're talking about weather heat wave. not here. not necessarily down south. this is the pacific northwest with. >> triple digits in portland. 100 degrees

in florence, in 1299, they banned these numerals on the pretext that they were easier to falsify than roman numerals. however, common sense eventually prevailed, and the numeral system was adopted throughout europe in the 15th century, 600 years after as introduced to the atlantic world. on mister fields, new computer encryption from email, confidentiality, the government security, encryption plays a big role in an increasingly online digital world. and the study of encryption goes all the way back to the 9th century and the work of another famous mathematician from beta hickman. this is a very interesting book. i'm trying to figure out exactly what it's telling us. it's a book by l. kendy, the philosophy of the arabs. now, kennedy was a great poly math. he was a philosopher. he was a mathematician. he was a musician. and i think the part here he talks about, he's got to disc with the arabic alphabet, and he talks about counting the number a particular symbol appears. l. kendy figures out the idea of frequency analysis that when a letter appears a certain number of times, if it's more

guys, back to you and florence.l, it was revealed today that the scott peterson defense will submit their final arguments next week. >> as to why he should be granted an entirely new trial in the murders of his wife lacey and unborn son connor. our kron four's maureen kelly. she was at the courthouse and reports that the judge could issue a ruling on this in the coming months. >> the stanislaw county da actually showed up in person inside the redwood city courtroom today to try to get the judge to set a sentencing date for scott peterson. now that she's no longer seeking to have his death sentence reinstated for the murders of his wife, lacey and unborn son connor. that sentence was tossed by the california supreme court over errors made by the original trial judge during jury selection. but that's been tabled for now. so peterson remains on death row in san quentin despite no longer being sentenced to death or even having any sentence at all. the department of corrections says they don't plan to move him until he i

the flintstone house is own by florence faang whose family once published the san francisco examiner. >>> searching for the source. what we're learning about a fire that destroyed a historic land mark in the south bay. >>> plus, a power pole comes crashing down, sending a live line into a back yard swimming pool. could it happen to you? we investigate what's putting a half million power poles at risk and what pg&e is doing about it. >>> i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri, quite a few heat warnings across the west. we're getting lucky on this one. i show what you it means for weekend temperatures, back with that in about seven minutes. >>> there's a new threat to pg&e's grid as we head into fire season. the danger emerged after a wooden power pole fell in danville last year sending a live line plunging into a back yard swimming pool. >> they did say that it's not uncommon, they said. because these poles are very old. >> reporter: when bob first saw the power pole tilting last year it was leaning about four feet. >> we just thought that was fairly normal for an old pole like that. >>

records reveal that florence fang will be paid $125,000 by the town to cost costs linked to the lawsuit which began in 2019. the settlement also states that fang must apply for building permits, but that they are guaranteed to be approved once they are filed. >>> the first post-pandemic crews from the u.s. has set sail, and detroit was hit with severe weather. those are some of the headlines on the "morning newsstand." the "detroit free press" reports city residents are cleaning up after devastating floods. more than six inches of rain fell in parts of detroit on friday. neighborhoods were submerged along with cars and tractor-trailers on busy highways. one driver said she didn't think she would make it out alive. >> the water was coming up and i was thinking i'm going to die. >> i have never seen anything like this ever. and driving through it is scary. >> michigan's governor has declared a state of emergency to help address threats to public health and safety related to the heavy rainfall. >>> the "san francisco chronicle" says a beach-goer was injured in a great white shark attack. i

. >>> tiffany haddish is channelling flo-jo she will star as florence griffith joyner in an upcomingpassed away in 1998. she won three gold medals in two olympic games. flo-jo is one of her childhood heroes it shows how she's paying tribute. she's a producer. >> definitely a story worth telling. i'm the boss and it's lonely at the top. [ screams ] you haven't changed at all. you're still a big baby. suck it, ted. -you suck it. excuse me. why don't you both suck it? i'm in the family business. and now you work for me, boomers. you want me to be a baby again? [ screams ] what the frittata? i'm sending you undercover. is this some kind of a ninja boy band? whah! -huh. oh my gosh. oh my gosh! >>> right now at 4:30, decision made. you might be able to ditch your mask at work when california reopens june 15th. what state safety leaders say has to happen first before you can rip it off. >>> plus start your engines. the largest sporting event in bay area since the pandemic takes place this weekend. what fans need to know as nascar makes a triumphant return to the region. "today in the bay" b

and then use so far, florence and his neighbors have been fighting a losing battle. a number of big companies will soon start mining lithium here. but the protest will continue. flores has 7 children and 7 grandchildren. over the next 50 years, they may decide to leave the country. many to lands already have. flores often discusses this problem with his mother. on the earth is like a mother to. i know that we have to respect her and protect she gives us life and she also protects us. ah, 4 generations of the florida family live under one roof. the res mama's and we've textiles from the wall. ah sure and complains that traditional life and the region is disappearing. many of the local young people have gone off to work for the mining companies and those jobs pay well. we return to bolivia. the government says it plans to produce 40 percent of the global demand for lithium by 2030 and that's a pretty ambitious goal. but to do that, they'll need foreign partners. the final decision will be up to the ministers in the bolivian capital le, pass economist county romero, hel

travelers to visit europe this summer top destinations paris, athens london rome florence joining melot of heavy discounting going on right now but you are going to see incentives to stay in destinations longer so you are going to see, stay 3 it in as for price of two the cities, were hit hardest. madrid berlin, you don't see in -- london as well you are seeing in venice, florence typically you would not see any discounting at all in summertime because they are normally booking beyond ability. >> already will you see -- places like florence, overrun with tourists do you want to even though you might still be able to get a deal, these cities i lived in italy it wasn't anything like this kind of world wealthier in decades you can't walk around florence or rome or even venice it is hard to site see because you can't see the past the massive you tourists in front of you that was issue in 2019 italy really facing a tourism issues what happened during pandemic -- reset, so you have fewer people going to destinations, because fewer people can you have tonight coming in, don't have coming in

. >> retired publishing mogul florence fang defended her colorful to the flintstones family back in 2000er she received a notice from the city telling her to dismantle the life-size sculptures. now the city of hillsboro says that it will send out a survey or to approve her installments for her part, thing will have to apply for a new building permits in the future. e-cigarette giant juul is paying north carolina. 40 million dollars to settle a lawsuit. the san francisco based company says it will not make changes to its business practices. for more on this landmark legal settlement. >> grant lodes joins us now to explain jewel has been going through some controversy for some time now for some time. and if a lot of money 40 million and some changes are going to be coming as a result. north carolina was the first state. >> that alleged jewel marketed its products to teenagers the settlement that. that follows the settlement rather follows a lawsuit filed in twenty-nineteen by north carolina's attorney general accusing the san francisco based company of deceptive marketing practices targeti

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