these wars are not the weakest groups. they're not the poorest groups. they're not immigrant groups. they're not the most discriminated against the groups that tend to start these wars or the groups that had once been politically dominant but are either on decline or they anticipate that they will lose power in this system in the future. they're the ones who have this deep sense of resentment. they're the ones who will will try all sorts of dirty tactics to try to maintain their hold on power one of those dirty tactics would be to dismantle the democracy and put themselves in power. and of course once they do that the goal is to exclude everybody else. and so when we look at at civil wars as well, it is also the politically excluded groups that will eventually organize so so if for example and you see this already today if the republicans lose the 2024 elections, the republican voters are are going to believe that it was stolen again. it will only confirm their belief that the current system is illegitimate and is an is structured against them and it wil

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joanna doubts that these groups will ever disappear.ause you try to do so much to remove these groups, but they are still coming up with, you know, the telegram groups, so i don't know if there is an end, honestly. 0nly telegram has the power to close these groups down and stop them from reappearing. the app prides itself on protecting the privacy of its users, but what we have seen is the opposite for women. as the platform continues to grow, there are fears that more women could be targeted and their bodies and lives exposed. hello. expect further travel disruption as monday begins. storm franklin's very strong winds, particularly across western areas, with gusts up to 70 mph and for a time the met office amber warning in force in northern ireland, until 7am, some gusts along the north coast at 80 mph. elsewhere widely 50—60 mph gusts, as we have seen an area of rain clearing south through england and wales by the end of the morning and then sunny spells and just the odd shower around and the strongest winds will slowly be easing on i

is that a meeting of the court group has just come to close? the press conferences currently underway. we had maurice pine, who's australia, pharmacist. she opened that press conference, and in that joint statement, the group reaffirmed the support for the observation of democracy in that the central part of this court packed. she said that the region is in a period of uncertainty, and our prosperity is under pressure. a particularly from authoritarian regimes and of course this is in reference to china. this packed up part of it's a gender is to push back on the expanding not just military, but the economic push from china across the india pacific. so it's a direct reference to china, as well as russia's growing alliance. you might recall she, jim ping and vladimir putin announced a alliance in the last week or so before the winter olympics. and i know that it was a joint declaration of no limits to protect the co interests, and in that particular references might to ukraine russia as was taiwan and china. so that's a reference has been might

group housing special use district built does not rezone for group housing.rd earlier, this bill is common layer. why is it not here now? this complies with no net law schools after 2019 by only causing the legislation to come into effect when supervisor mandelman's bills are passed. the planning department -- this bill does not calculate the housing capacity in the city that would be subtracted should group housing be banned in the special use district. this may be a violation of state law. the analysis for supervisor mandelman's bills, did not project a large increase, no more than 1000 or 2000 units at most. we have no way to judge what capacity will be lost for the special use district bill. i urge the listening department to do that analysis and comply with state law and increase equity for people who could afford group housing by allowing it in the west side where it is currently banned. thank you. >> caller: good afternoon. i'm mark macdonald. i'm a principle with d.m. development. local housing developer in san francisco working on group housing proje

i walked into a meeting with a group of people, as i do all the time. you're part of? yes, i think it has, and i can appreciate people's frustration. and i think it's now thejob of all of us in government, all politicians, to restore people's trust. some of your colleagues want the prime minister to go. if that were to happen would you run to replace him? no, that's not what i'm focused on, and of course... that's not my question — would you do it? some of your colleagues want you to. well, that's very kind of them to suggest that. but what i think people want from me — and what your viewers will want from me — is to focus on myjob, and the prime minister has my full support. but support for the bigger of this double act may not last forever. chaotic days are one thing, a loss of credibility quite another. laura kuenssberg, bbc news, downing street. the conservative party has won a by—election in the english constituency of southend west, in essex. anna firth was elected with just under 13,000 votes. no other main party took part in the poll — a mark of

joanna doubts that these groups will ever disappear.el so helpless because you try to do so much to remove these groups but they are still coming up, you know, the telegram groups, so i don't know if there is an end to it, honestly. only telegram has the power to close these groups down and stop them from reappearing. the app prides itself on protecting the privacy of its users but what we have seen is the opposite for women. as the platform continues to grow, there are fears that more women could be targeted and their bodies and lives exposed. hello, sunday is going to be a windy day right across the uk, some potentially disruptive dozens of wind, outbreaks of rain, i'll start, we are going to say potentially disruptive raining north west england and a narrow band of intense may be torrential rain in england. along this torrential band of rain, we could see gas of up to 60 miles an hour. showers turn increasingly windy, stronger whence around the western coast of scotland and northern ireland, around the arisaig going into sunday night

group in the area of the 20. you have been for more than 20 years now. the menus, for one of the tribes, one of the opposites plug called the lin, do you have been fighting, sees to toes on to this is the time was word they did it if i could broken out between 2 and a hammer. remember that one of these cases, even the court, the icpc, to open defense case to lead job. it was exactly for the killing, which took place between these 2 groups called the linda and the hammer between those on $1.20. so lens, they have this group claiming for the alarm saying 5 people long between them and hema, been really keeping him up for years now. and so in the past years, we had to say not a musician from the opposite him. i tried fighting against this critical, all claiming, but the un keys this group for killing cows down of people decades right now. and they're still more been more up to even against the we have seen to put the texas tech of this group against the interest rates that is last year. and so this year we have 2 di

from neighboring groups. so by definition, they are not related to each other yet. seek a hi, mike cooper. i'm van none on disadvantaged mit. none of anson does is this is also the case with chimpanzees in from allison. in illinois, the females come into a new group from outside tuned for vonsha flish, and they are not related to each other stock of conquer. this leads to a lot of competition kunkle, particularly when it comes to food is in my specifically ripe fruit only. now, depaula limley high for foster below those by contrast, live exclusively in a small area south of the congo river and environment with the food supply is much more diverse than which is the consequence wanted in bondo bo vi. so there's less competition among the few melbourne oboes, cool, poly eaten under, they can cooperate with each other and joint forces to keep the males in check mentioned in south side. is is thought of this winter vibe kin feler and there is quite a bit of same sex contact among female bond oboes. and this is an

and then one 3rd of the time with their own national group. so i think it's a multinational function and it wouldn't take too long. i don't imagine that it would take very long to really get it up and running. lloyd austin also spoke about that today at the press conference. and i think that they're talking about a couple of weeks. so it remains to be seen. but i don't think that it will take that long. really. there is a urgency here. alexander wouldn't the creation of these new battle groups really just further antagonize russia? i mean, what can we expect as a response from russian president putin? well, i think there are, there are a whole series of issues which russians are unhappy about the troops. a battle groups which are really, as you know, was sent in more kind of normal confidence boosting and you know, in the, in the baltic states themselves, in poland are all then, you know, any threat to roger or even that any real barrier to russian invasion. if it ever came to that is not the main issue, i think, and of issues of nato in furth

i just to pick up on i want to correspond with saying that this group, this militia group that has claimed credit, i mean, they're tied very closely to as well. ok, which of course is linked very closely to ron. so this ups the ante because as, as a correspondent, quite ready said the monday attacker who these took credit for and, and did the previous attacks going back a couple of weeks, the ones in which there were a victim in that attack, 3 killed and several wounded duties took again, we're prepared to stand up on those attacks. now this attack that would be 7 claim . i would think that from the m a rod the perspective they must be feeling a bit of a cancer event because the who said they'll hit them. now this group has as, as a attempted to hit them. and of course, i think that there is a link to, to the chase to get away because talks are going on right now in vienna. and this will be a very unsettling one of the big issues for the gulf states in particular. the saudis, and the morality is the ballistic missile capabilities that the iranians have. they want that to be in the end, the

they are not foreign groups and they aren't immigrant groups. they aren't the most discriminated against. groups that tend to start these wars are groups that had once beeny politically dominant. are either in decline or they anticipate they were elite party in the system in the future. they are the ones who have resentment and they are the ones who will try all sorts of track -- tactics to maintain their hold on power in one of those tap x. would be to dismantle democracy and to put themselvess in power and of course once they do that the goal is to exclude everybody else. so when we look at civil wars as well it is also the politically excluded groups that will eventually organize. so if for example and we see this already today, if the republicans lose the 2024 election, republican voters are going to believe that it was stolen again. it will only confirm their belief that the current system is structured against them and it will push more of them into the hands of violent extremists in their group who have been telling them, who have been te

an immigrant group.they can frequently not just be passively taken in. which is the interestingly simple problem passive learning of stereotypes should be relatively easy to correct, but what if they're taken in and then become part of group identity now, it's not so easy to shake them. so stereotypes on the face of it should be amenable to relearning re-education. we show kids movies of the holocaust we teach them about slavery we the hollywood tries to a certain extent to you know, not always successfully but they try to undermine at least they have in recent years this stereotypes. but what about when that stereotype is valued because it gives group identity. now, it becomes stickier. so there's two problems in stereotype one the easy one re-educate teach the kids the other the stickier one what if that stereotype is part of a stickier group identity. and that leads us in an interesting way. can you comment on what has happened in places like hungary poland turkey brazil even england and even here, es

they're still booked some of their quantifying groups. so here's what that group be table looks in asian. quantifying saudi still taught one point, clear of japan and australia have fought and further behind austro to, to draw in oman. now over the africa cup of nations, volcano faster, gearing up for the semi final against cynical on wednesday it seems progressive. the tournament has offered rest flight for home funds from law thinks military q in the west african country book, you know faster. i've only ever reached the final only once before. in 2013 boss. having dispatched the news here in the finals, the coach, those the team just need to keep going to different from them. first of all, we want to be ourselves. we're not going to change our identity because we're going to face synagogue. we already knew that synagogue has a big armada in any case. it is one of the best countries in africa when you faced such a team. the main thing is to be yourself. we will not come to this competition with a mask with an image that is not ours. no,

but there are concerns about the groups involved. ah, welcome to the program. we begin in guinea. bizarre where the president to survived a coup attempt or borrow so cool on. barlow says the situation is now under control and that some of those evolved have been arrested. this. today we are facing an assault. i was in the middle of the council of ministers with all the members, including the prime minister. and we were attacked with very heavy weaponry for 5 hours. but now everything is under control. and one thing i can assure you there is no side that is linked to the scope of teams. it is an isolated force, but it is also linked to the people we force. when i was elected president of the republic, i promised to fight 2 things. corruption and drug trafficking, and this is also linked to the s and i knew what the price was, but the fight continues. now, his message came out after sustained gunbar around the presidential palace in the capital. a cabinet meeting, including the president and prime minister, was taking place there at the time, present and balanced

in ethiopia than any other group. so they can not have the politically free and independent space to come and discuss it. you piss future free, right? and that would then give the weight for the formation of this inclusive die look to happen. where every topic under the sky should be discussed, left no, nothing or no you. i actually, you would actually agree on the fundamentals that there has to be negotiate. peace as to what you know, that the guns would have to be silenced, or the are with the arm groups would have to be recognized and brought to the fort . and of course, humanity are those things there shouldn't even be pre conditions. but beyond those preliminary decisions, silencing the guns and recognizing the actors, everything else re sensually touched on the fundamental issues that the dialogue is supposed to address. so on the basics we agree, but beyond the issues including perhaps even the, the, the question of arterial it's extremely intermingled with some of the fundamental issues around territory and or

are formed, you know, their own defense group in many believe it. and also some of them also tried with the ethnic revolution, a group and family them to i with the nation. unity government, a defensive me and my human rights activists affect to say, when they're talking to me earlier. and through this entire crisis, the international community has been accused of not doing enough to stand up to me and mas military leaders. the u. s. the european union and the u. k. have imposed some sanctions on individuals and companies. but the foreign governments are continuing consent weapons to the cool leaders and protest hills on the ground. say they fear they have been abandoned by the world. the un special envoy to the region has called for renewed international efforts to bring about change. i've called a greater action including the security council. the help lay down the building block. so narrowed the truck deficit and initiate, talk about top on peace, national unity and democracy. so the road ahead will be long and difficult at the time, so it's now

and these aren't groups. are the ones that are, you know, are free run of the place and to a certain degree they are at least attempting to carry out certain functions of the state in their own way. so yeah, and show answer to your question. i mean the, the, the military, it seems now controlled the, the major towns and cities in the country side it's, it's the old greets. i will bring in destiny twain. this is some she jot among a man who knew that we were doing this program to day. and on this tweet, he brings up some of the issues that i want you to unpack for us, henry. and he talks about the dire human security conditions in bikini fuzzy that they're complex. there's food insecurity, there's a social tensions as, as political tension as well. people use that phrase, insecurity or lack of security. what does that really mean? and mean, if you're going to take us somewhere, show us someplace, explain how people behave, that is such a threat that people welcomed some of them. welcome to qu, yeah, i mean, as

this group, this militia group that has claimed credit, they are tied very closely to hezbollah, whichlinked to tamron. this ups the ante because the attack houthi's took credit for, and indeed the previous attacks going back a couple of weeks in which there were victims and that attack killed and several wounded, houthis were prepared to stand up on those attacks. this attack, i would think from the emirate's perspective they are feeling a pinch. this group has attempted to hit them and of course i think that there is a link to the jcpoa. talks are going on right now in vienna. this will be very unsettling. one of the big issues for gulf states, in particular the saudi's is the ballistic missile capabilities that the iranians have. they want that to be in the jcpoa that joe biden is anxious to get back in. it looks like they're not going to get it. >> in the congo, a group has attacked a cap. killing 72. the attack happened in the eastern province. many of the casualties are set to be women and children. -- are suspected of being responsible for the killings. it has killed hundreds in

only 13% are members of extremists groups like the proud boys or militia groups like the oath keepers. that's very different than the fringe we are used to seeing in far right extremism where half of right wing violent perpetrators used to be members of extremist groups, 25% unemployed. glad to say more about this later but this is really concerning going forward, because when you have collective political violence and sentiments for that violence as it's now continuing in the body politic, that really is quite concerning going forward and a big challenge for our political leaders to come to grips with the mainstream and a challenge for law enforcement to come to grips with the mainstream because we are used to dealing with. >> i did want to go back first, especially as you were talking about the profile on the rioters, and back to something mccabe said, and this is a failure by security officials to view a mostly white pro trump crowd of thousands as a security threat in the way that, you know, civil rights protesters had been -- had been doing that summer. have you seen any signs or

right wing hinder groups here strongly support the law. monday not hipson was amongst the men who stormed pastor of it at this church. he alleges that christian congregations like overread these been wash hindus in injecting that a legend or offer financial incentives to convert the law. he says, will give them strong grounds to put an end to this only for them. once the law comes, we can demolish these judges or the already prepared to demolish them yet, but we are waiting for the lobby. a rule once it is passed on, our hands are no longer day and we are free to take action. we can get them and report them to the police and legal arizola day that the following up for now passed over the visits church members at home and only in areas considered safe. and this man and his family, but also forced out of their village after the attack on the church. but they see the find comfort and place all they want is the freedom to do so in all the ws delica respond an image or jaguar file. this report and she joins us now from daddy, err, namisha, thes

groups arise and burn under us natural forces. but regarding the forces while slimy, came out at the same time, in a fighting against previous up on the regime, you is not your forces. they proved they prove that they eliminated die from all over the country. this was upon government. this was international community about out there. i will tell you about ida. i clearly said, based on the agreement of on current government government have a full commitment. there would be no threats to once they will not allow every single groups to make a trip to other countries. this is a full commencement, but if you were to try on your territory, you allow them to train on your territory. the un report recently said that under your rule, these terrorists enjoy greater freedom in afghanistan than at any time in recent history. and there are no signs. you've taken steps to limit their activities. why? totally baseless, totally and correct. so they just don't understand what i can about. i'm confused about these a you and reports while they're re

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let's look at the group behind the attack. now, the co operative for the development of the congo, began as a peaceful agricultural group in it to the province in the 19 seventy's based, and the lender community had developed into an armed group with the aim of protecting the ethnic population. pensions with their he may try to lead to a bloody conflict dubbed the, to the war, which killed around 50000 people between 19992003 after a period of quietly stockpiling weapons. it's 2000 members have been blamed for a string of attacks in the past 5 years has sent him n g is director of the horn international institute for strategic studies based in nairobi. he explains what's behind this long standing conflict between lendue and he ma communities each actually has the soda into the colonial history in which the assumption that the human community was particularly pe. but now this letter on evolved to become an ethnic nationalist, religious cult, kind of outfit. we very extra meets, you know, kind of approach. this is a region that

not only does it cater almost exclusively to one racial group or and religious groups here in the uniteds but the intent is to try to gain power using almost any means. and thatry is predatory. host: that has some interesting applications i hope we can come back t to late. but sticking with the theme for a moment and with us falls on that spectrum because sometimes it can be contradictory because there are a number of instances the quality of democracy. you mentioned to some of them of the book and freedom house that is widely used and another organization based in europe. neither of those indices have drawn quite the conclusion about the position of the us as the quality index has. the us is backed up two plus eight i just checked. so i'm interested in how you read these differences and we continue to see troubling indicators about violencesc trends in the united states and the potential for violence but even with the database o that you may know it just issued a report on the anniversary of the january 6 uprisingng saying the demonstrations continued post presidency and are more likely

and those references are endorsements of what this group amnesty and other groups as well that are citednd. why is it that without taking a stand or making a judgmentbout the findings of this particular -- why is it that all criticisms of israel from these groups is almost always rejected by the u.s. and yet accepted, welcome to come and endorsed when it comes -- with the criticism's of other countries, notably countries with which you have significant policies? >> number one, will we include a footnote in something like -- >> these are not footnotes, these are -- >> when we cite, i give up semantics, a citation or footnote -- glenn close when it says amnesty international found this x with the uighurs and we determined it is genocide and you guys come out and cite that and say, well, we also agree -- >> that is a far cry from saying -- >> i'm not saying it is the same thing. >> conference of agreement with a third-party party -- >> so it is just with israel you feel free to disagree? where have you ever disagreed with an amnesty report or human rights report on a country such as moran?

they had to clar opposing them or hinder groups. they been marching, reading, saft, and colored, gobs and shoals and some hoisted assassin flagged. the color is considered sacred by many hindus, uniform uniforms seem for every one. whether it is hindu, mostly christian. they should a bite and very uniform and a job has to be kept outside the gate. the government run by prime minister marines are modi's party agenda party has supported school and college administrators inventing most of them girls wearing had come in class. the route has ignited the debate about minority rights in india that these in the mrs groups are the same. you know, the self same groups that since 2008 attack women in the same coastal kanaka area for visiting bumps for bedding western clothes, they ballantine day is coming up and the same group will be out on the street at clint. couple levels. what's the thing together and saying that you're not allowed to factor nice with somebody who's not your husband and so on. so these are extremely resistive group that h

the group held an emergency summit in gone as capital across. you discuss measures against burkina faso, as well as what the group called a dangerous trend of military power grants in the region of great yosemite, italy's president. sergio, my dad, allah has been sworn in for a 2nd term. 80 year old. didn't want another 7 years in office, but was persuaded to stay on after lawmakers failed to agree on a compromise candidate in last week's election. but even in his speech to parliament matter, ella appealed for greater unity. you as president joe biden has announced that an overnight raid by us special forces in syria resulted in the death of the leader of the so called islamic states. the news comes amid growing concerned that i ass maybe trying to regroup in the region. a collapsed roof and a dead terrorist leader. the result of a us special forces raid in the pre dawn hours on thursday morning in assyrian village near the turkish border. abo abraham, a shimmy r karachi, reportedly blew himself up as about 2 dozen troops back by air support. mo

this is a large group housing project proposed in tenderloin that raised a lot of questions around groupousing and magnifying the need for legislation you see before yourself today. following the community process at 450 ofarrel street, the planning department worked for months to define the definition. and community had the opportunity to sit down to cca and learn about the work they were doing that influenced the legislation. we ultimatecally developed a definition that brought it back to the original intention with group housing. the language is strong and the community understands the difference between the two housing sites. and does not conflict with sb330 and only applies to new macintoshing rates and we are in full support and thank peskin's office and the planning department for hearing community concerns and putting forth a definition that will improve all newly proposed group housing projects going forward. let's take one last caller. >> this is sue hester. i wish to thank supervisor pes kin's office for struggling -- supervisor peskin's office for struggle with this issue. gr

and it's the quad groups, a japan, the us, india and astray. they're all trying to undermine at china's growth. it's aim it. it has been russian figure skater, camilla, it's been revealed rather russian figure skater kimmie lavelli ever tested positive for a band substance before the winter olympics began. if daniel's case will now be taken to the court of arbitration for sport, it will rule whether she can continue competing at the games. it may also consider whether the russians should be stripped to the gold medal by one in the team. skating event. such cases are not helpful to the games. i think hopefully most people see that of the, the 3000 people are competing. here are some wonderful sports and graceful, and hopefully we can continue to concentrate on that. but you'll also appreciate that we need to the, these cases need to be prosecuted properly taken care of properly. and due process needs to be got needs to be gone through. still ahead on al jazeera and act of revenge or a victim of political persecution. we hear from supporters and

this presents opportunities for difference arm the groups criminal groups to take advantage of that confusion and further embed in terms themselves and the houses in working process countryside. this will make confronting that more complicated presents a greater challenge and ultimately results in pessimistic outlook. 2 things that i'm really interested in picking up on on one is who's really in charge start without yes. so i mean, i think the, the, it's pretty clear that the pull on read to me as he said, has, has taken control. i mean, the, the army is very much now in control of bikini facets is swept away this democratic government, which was in place for um, for 6 years or so. yes, the army is in is in control of the, of the politics of bikini faster and certainly the major towns and cities, but venture outside into the outside of the large towns and cities into the countryside. and you know, i stay control is really just fallen away and v, as i said, the conflict between our groups linked to al qaeda and sammy state has been going on for for 6 years now. and in the more remote parts of

right wing hinder groups here strongly support the law. monday, not hip sir was amongst the men who stormed pastor of it at these church. he alleges that christian congregations like covered at these been wash hindus in dejected that a legend or also financial incentives to convert the law. he says, will give them strong grounds to put an end to this. oh, different than once the law comes weekend demolish. these judges or the already prepared to demolish them, yet of what we're waiting for the lobby at all i want to just past i'm our hands are no longer diet and we are free to take action. we can get them up and report them to the police and being good learners all day that the following up for now passed over at the visits george members at home and only in areas considered safe on this man and his family, but also forced out of their village after the attack on the church, but they said the find comfort and place. all they want is the freedom to do so in and that's it for today there's of course more from the region on our website, d, w

no action has been taken against the hindu group. it was the pastor who spent 11 days in jail and he continues to face charges. it didn't end that. the past has family was standardized in their neighbourhood. the landlord threatened with hom if he didn't evict them in, but if they were forced to move that they also had to pull their daughter out of school because she was being bullied. my children's classmates were harassing them, daunting them that their father had been sent to prison when the my children were embarrassed and i had to pull them out of school. they haven't been able to return them over the last year. christian groups have reported a spike in similar attacks and had assessment and good nautica, especially after plans for the new law, but announced the theater, but not i'm in the process of bossing, an antique and was in law, which target can voice in think the fraudulent afford but the definition of what is illegal is very broad and the punishment metrics right wing hinder groups here strongly support the law. monday,

those three groups are -- loom large in the latino electorate today. and so they need more work, and unfortunately, democrats tend to only work them every four years. i think another thing that happened is -- was a great deal of disappointment with the fact that we never passed an immigration reform. and that was always a big issue for us. so we had an opportunity to do that now, there's a big difference between republicans and democrats. republicans supported the president who called mexicans rapists and criminals, who said that some of us from central america and africa come from -- countries as we mentioned. there's certainly a big chasm between the police and that democrats have put forth and the policies that the republicans have. notwithstanding, i think, it was clear that maybe because of the economy and but you know some, democrats, latinos rather, to a greater number in the past supported republicans, there's no questions about that. >> so cesar, share with us. what's the difference between a latino voter issues in the rio grande valley compar

those groups loom large in the latino electorate today, and so they need more work. and unfortunately, democrats tend to only work them every four years. another thing that happened was a great deal of disappointment that we haven't passed immigration reform. that was always a big issue for us and we had an opportunity to do that. there is a big difference between republicans and democrats. republicans supported a president who called mexicans rapists and criminals, and who says that some of us from central america and africa come from shit countries, as he mentioned. there is currently a chasm between policies democrats put forth and policies the republicans have. notwithstanding, it was clear that maybe because of the economy, but some latinos, to a greater number than in the past, supported republicans. no question. gloria: what is the difference between latino voters in the rio grande valley compared to l.a. or miami-dade? what is the party getting wrong on this issue? this is right up your alley. >> i had the benefit of working with lionel sosa, my mentor, who w

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