hamburger. >> well, it's washington. so i couldn't do that. you and i couldn't have that meal. that's a gift to you. but if i declared it as a fund-raiser and pulled out of my coat five, $5,000 checks and gave you those, i could still give the hamburger and we could be just fine. that's one of the problems in washington. >> stephen: let me write this down, i can do what? i can do five, $5,000 checks and i get a hamburger for that. >> yes. >> stephen: that is a really expensive hamburger. now what would you expect in return for that? like let's say that happened. the five, $5,000 check, the maximum gift you can give from five doifern different people, plus the hamburger, what will you get back from a congressman. >> what will you get and what lobbyists try get, is loyalty on the part of the congressman to anything the lobbyist that is going to ask for that is reasonable, quote, unquote,. >> stephen: well, come on, be specific. what did you get. give me an example of something, you would say to yo

as the number 2 hamburger chain. this is the first time wendy's will move into the number two spot. this is the time of year when furnaces fail and when consumers can be susceptible to scanninmming. >> you turn on your furnace and nothing. that is the panic that some heating contractors prey on. tom is in business for 60 years. he agreed to tell us how consumers can protect themselves. >> technicians will suggest that the furnace has a cracked heat exchanger and that the gases from the furnace are now going into the home as opposed to going up the chimney. >> he said make them prove you have a cracked furnace. beept will signal with a d that carbon monoxide is present. >> asked for a second opinion. be wary of somebody making a promotion that is only available for a limited time. >> target is gearing up for post holiday sales. ready, set, plug in. ellen braitman has more in the bloomberg business report. good morning. >> if you're hoping for an ipad under your tree, amazon hopes so. they are selling at the prices the

in beijing or in san francisco, it always tastes like a hamburger. that's easier to do with a mcdonald's hamburger than with a grilled cheese sandwich and what we've tried to do is create a good product that's good for you and good for the environment. >> something that kids started on, it's probably the one item you can always order even if it's not always on the menu. there's that kind of grilled cheese -- >> i think the grilled -- there's something about it. i don't know what it is. we have done a little work with the professor at stanford to understand why do people love grilled cheese. they don't say i like it, it's delicious. i don't know if it's the bread or the butter or the gooey or the melting, i don't know what it is, but coffee has something special called caffeine that makes us want to have it every morning. we haven't found it yet. >> if you have a venture capital backing, apple store's figuring the real estate, and the great chains -- this goes back 50 or 60 years or 100 years were started by the milk shake salesman who -- the stuff we

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in beijing or in san francisco, it always tastes leak a hamburger. that's easier to do with a mcdobld's hamburger than a grilled cheese sandwich or a burrito from chipolte. we've tried to create a consistent product that's good for you and also is good for the environment. >> the thing that kids started where we dine on grilled cheese, and if you go to any restaurant, that's probably the one item you can almost always order even if it's not on the menu. >> there's something about it. we were doing work with a proefgs professor at stanford to see why do people lot of grilled cheese. why when you ask them about it they don't say i like it or it sounds delicious. i don't know if it's the butter art gooy or melty. i don't know what it is. you know, coffee has something special called caffeine that people want every morning, and grilled cheese has something special, and we haven't figured it out yet. >> you have venture capital backing you. you have the guy apple stores figuring your real estate. the great chains that, of course, this goes back 50 or 60 y

>> like a hamburger. >> jimmy: oh really? >> it's ground meat, a little gravy on it.immy: a bone-in salisbury steak. that's genius. >> all right, so we have that, we have our tv dinner tray over there. so i want you to help me start plating that. >> jimmy: let's start plating right now, let's go. >> all right, so here's our tv dinner tray. >> jimmy: yep. >> here's all of our veggies. >> jimmy: all right, you're good man. >> so, we're just gonna go for it. here's all of our vegetables. >> jimmy: okay, salisbury steak. >> grab a spoon -- yeah, i think we'll put the steak right there in the middle. >> jimmy: okay, very good, yes, of course, look at this, i love retro tv dinners. >> we got some mashed potatoes, that's in the turkey tv dinner as well, right? let's put the other -- >> jimmy: like instant potatoes? or do you do real potatoes? >> no, of course we do the real. >> jimmy: you want to put what on? >> you cook them sous vide. >> jimmy: what'd you say? >> let's put some of this gravy, maybe a little sauce on top of the -- on top of the chops. >> jimmy: yeah, yeah,

. >>> oakland raiders have filed a lawsuit against a beg bay area hamburger chain. the raiders claim nation's giant hamburgers violated its famous raider nation slogan. the billboard says raid a nation. the raiders say that falsely implies they have a partnership with the burger chain. >> i think it's totally absurd that a national football team would bother to sue a small chain like nation. >> i think it's part of business. don't take it personal. it's just business. that's exactly what it is. they have a big investment. and so in these days you have to watch what you do. >> the raiders are looking to take a bite out of nation's bottom line. the team wants to be compensated for trademark infringement. >>> autopsy will be performed on the oregon football player that grew up here in the bay area and died this week. oregon state police believe 19- year-old fred thompson died from a irregular heartbeat. former teach everies at oakland tech high school praised his hard work on the field and in the classroom. he raised his sat scores to earn a college scholarship. funera

>> brought you a hamburger. >> i love hamburgers. did you bring the condoms? >> yeah. >> oh, cool. cool. so what do you want to do? >> whatever you want to do. >> how do you like the backyard? good, good. how are you? why don't you have a seat right over there on the other side, please. what'd you bring? >> oh, it's just some stuff. some hamburgers. please, sit down. would you like a drink? >> no. that's okay. i'm really sorry, sir. >> sorry for what? >> for being here. >> i saw you brought your bag. were you planning on spending the night? >> well, i brought some stuff. because it's a long drive. so if you're gonna stay, whatever. get a hotel. >> or stay the night. >> or stay right here at the house. >> well, the -- that's an option. >> now how old are you? >> i'm 33. >> 33. and this girl you met online here, she told you she was how old? >> she was 13, i believe. >> 13. all right. so 20 years younger than you are. why prey on somebody who says they're 13? >> i didn't. i didn't, sir. >> you did, you did. you talked to a girl who said she was 13. you brought all the stuff. and you

those in need legends and it is a down under now they have taken part in a charity football match in hamburg with the majority of the funds going to the horn of africa to help stop the region's ongoing food crisis. there is an important message the message is to say that it's complicated there are places in the world in africa where it's difficult but there are projects which are being put into effect and it's about sparing a thought for those people i decided when i made a commitment to be unesco ambassador to do certain things and today was part of that. it's very important to me is caring calm bringing assistance to the people who need it the most and especially on these days the worst band of the year and at a time when there are a lot of celebrations throughout the world to remember that there is a lot of poor to him other places. aristotle have made a winning return to the ice just three months after the plane crash that killed their entire squad the railway men one five one at home to the second as a three time russian champions to rebuild the top records. it was a true celebration on

you want another hamburger? hey! how you been? how was your trip in? good, good, good.. your daddy used to crack his, too. you see how big this part of his hand is. when you go visit him, when we go visit him this summer, look at this part of his hand, he got lumps sitting on his hand. and his hands been through a lot. you hate getting off the phone like i do when your daddy calls? >> yeah. >> i hate getting off the phone with him. >> do he call you a lot? >> he do. he calls me at least three times a month. >> he don't call us a lot. he called granny's house. >> he called granny's house? >> yeah. >> i think we should write a letter to the prison and tell them we want more time. they'll say, we can't give him too much. we can't give him anymore time on the telephone. here. y'all just take him. wouldn't that be nice? that would be nice. >> yeah. he only got 30 years left. granny? maybe so. >> i'm not i'm not mad at the judge and prosecutors. they got to do their jobs. the gavel was hit. the signature was signed. the jury brought its verdict. it was over with. and it's acc

. >>> the white castle hamburger chain is considering adding alcohol to the menu.-old company known for sliders and fries is testing out new concepts. they are monitoring the sales of beer and wine at a location in indiana. they are trying a modern barbecue. sales are doing better than expected but still, there's been a decision on whether or not to expand on the new contents. >> i have a friend who swears by white castle hamburgers. she has them mailed to her across the country. >> that is loyal. now she may be able to wash them down with who knows what. >>> more to come on news 4. winning a contest to get a $380,000 lamborghini. a few hours later, his luck ran out. >>> we'll check in on the model recovering after accidentally walking into a moving plane propeller. >> this is a big merry christmas to our kids in washington, d.c. anderson air force base i >>> hope my family is ready, gift cards are popular. how do you keep them all organized? >> there's an app for that. wendy rieger is here to tell us about it. >> it's called swagg. it's for your iphone or droid. w

the raiders have filed a lawsuit against the nation's hamburgers. the laiders are seeking damages for trademark infringement and false advertisement, alex. >> reporter: this is the clever ad over my shoulders that has nations in hot water tonight. you can see it says raid a nation's. because it's here outside the coliseum, you may think the hamburger chain and raiders has a partnership and they don't. they claim trademark enfringement. >> i think it's totally absurd that a national football team would bother to sue a small chain like nation's. >> i think it's much to do about nothing. raider nation it's just for the raiders. eat a cheese burger, love the raiders, not a big deal. >> reporter: in its suit says the nation's billboards violates their trader nation, raider nation. the owner of ricky's sports theater in san leandro a popular hang out for raider fans says nation's should have known better. >> i think it's part of business. don't take it personal it's just business and that's exactly what it is. they have a big investment. in these days you

the raiders have filed a lawsuit against the nation's hamburgers. the laiders are seeking damages for trademark infringement and false advertisement, alex. >> reporter: this is the clever ad over my shoulders that has nations in hot water tonight. you can see it says raid a nation's. because it's here outside the coliseum, you may think the hamburger chain and raiders has a partnership and they don't. they claim trademark enfringement. >> i think it's totally absurd that a national football team would bother to sue a small chain like nation's. >> i think it's much to do about nothing. raider nation it's just for the raiders. eat a cheese burger, love the raiders, not a big deal. >> reporter: in its suit says the nation's billboards violates their trader nation, raider nation. the owner of ricky's sports theater in san leandro a popular hang out for raider fans says nation's should have known better. >> i think it's part of business. don't take it personal it's just business and that's exactly what it is. they have a big investment. in these days you

i guess they opened a new hamburger joint. >> purnell -- pearls. vice president marshall: this is a baby program? i know everyone is excited about it. >> right, so last year, there was the situation where mrs. chan was thrown from the platform at third, and they are outfitted in these very, very sharp jackets. otherwise, there is a variety of language skills. very, very critical to the effort to combat neighborhood after that situation, so additional funding has been appropriated. i believe it is from 10 in the morning until 8:00 that night. these are the hours that they are going to work there. i believe it was a thin market. -- was fifth and market. vice president marshall: we will see what happens. >> it was great for us. it is great to have them as partners. president mazzucco: anything further? please call item d. secretary falvey: item number d, commission announcements and scheduling of items. president mazzucco: do you have anything? secretary falvey: no. president mazzucco: we were at over 70 cases, and now we are in the teens. during the

. >>> if any of you are traveling to germany over the winter break, then i want you to go to hamburg check out miniature wonderland. it occupies an area over 1300 meters. that is huge. >> it was actually landing. >> this is the coolest thing and i really do want to go to this place. >> i want to go to hamburg just to see this. it has all of these long trains that go from one country to another. but the really neat thing is in may they opened up an airport. but they have all this attention to detail. that's unbelievable. >> it was like a guy getting pulled over. did you see that? >> there's quite a few funny touches in here. he want to point them out to you. >> where the fire department puts out a large fire and the new fire starts not too far away. >> oh! . >> hello! >> i couldn't believe it. >> do they have like a godzilla that comes and like wrecks everything? >> not yet, but i hear they're working on it. >> look at the control room. >> the amount of guys it takes to run this tiny little city. >> more than a million people a year go to see this. there are more than 250 vehicles mov

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. >>> wendy's hamburger chain is poised to take a step up. burger loves are demanding more taste in quality. mcdonalds remains the giant in the $65 million hamburger business. >>> a southern california reality company is betting the bay area economy is rebounding. ps business parks paid a half billion dollars to be the largest deal in the bay area this year. a company bought a total of 18 business parks in concord, san leandro, hayward. officials say the properties have more than 80 persic papacy rates and -- 80% occupancy rates. >>> the fedex man on the hot seat. what one fed exworkers did with packages and why the company is about to throw the book at him. >>> and can you say the final three what's happening tonight on the x factor in the race to win $5 million? >>> all right. check this video out. fedex is promising to track down that man caught on video. tossing a computer monitor over that fence. the homeowner posted the footage on youtube. a company spokesman says executives were shocked when they saw that video and called the handling

hands free, texting, reading electronic message, dealing with the kids in the bablg seat, eating a hamburger, looking for directions. it appears to do it safely have you to use all efforts, all ability autos now in, 2009 the patrol issued 183,000 citations for illegal cell phone use. and last year, that dropped to just under 146,000. the decrease could be yu to more awareness. officer tony tam tells us chp believes changing the behaviors are more about education than enforcement. >> and chris says what is the dichbs between passengers talking to a driver and listening on an ear piece or a radio or gps? none. they're all distractions. i do agree you should have hands free and no texting. david writes safety first. agree, fully. >> and the efforts to recall oakland mayor is now underway, volunteers need to collect about 20,000 signatures for there to be a recall election. and organizers say there has been a disregard for public safety. >> this is not about persuading people. she's persuaded people of oakland we need to avoid suffering. three more years of the disaster autos we have work to do.

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commissioner margaret hamburg directly contradicted that, citing studies that adolescent females understood the product was not for routine use at grubs pharmacy in washington, the pharmacist agreed the drug should not be available to younger teens saying they need ton plan b-'s side effects, starting with nausea. >> i do believe it should be something you should consult with eye health official. >> reporter: but plan b's approval has always been tinged with politics. even though the drug prevents. white house officials say this was not a political decision, and president obama has said medicine should be based on science. but, scott, this this is a case where scientists at f.d.a. were reverse bide their politically appointed boss. >> pelley: the former penn state assistant football coach accused of sexually abusing young boys was arrested again today. anna werner reports jerry sandusky faces new charges after two more accusers came forward. anna. >> reporter: scott, tonight, jerry sandusky sits behind bars in this correctional facility here in center county, pennsylvania. his bail is set a

wendy's is about to overtake burger king as the no. 2 hamburger chain. market researchers say sales at burger king are expected to drop nearly 4%, while wendy's is seeing an increase of just over 1%. this is the first time when these will move into the no. 2 spot since it was founded in 1969. mcdonald's remains the leader in the fast-food industry. >> researchers studying business ethics have discovered a dirty little secret about texting. people are more likely to lie in a text compared to when they speak to someone face to face. when you text, you cannot be judged by body clues or facial expressions. one of the ravens star players will be sidelined for the next two games. pete gilbert will have an update on the status of anquan boldin. but first, our the ravens offer of just rewards for a the -- a group of local students working to improve the lives of those around them. >> members of the sociology club at the institute for visual arts are working to make the right -- the other is brighter for local families this year. -- the holidays brighter for loca

. >> the myth busters team turned this into a publicity event, providing a free hamburger lunch for theidents and having the host give out free t-shirts. >> residents are entitled to feel safe in their neighborhoods. >> the myth busters insurance company is paying for the repair damage. the sheriff is reviewing security procedures at the range, which is now closed, pending the investigation. the sheriff says myth busters paid the county last year $20,000 for the ability to use the facility for its experiments here. live in dublin, abc-7 news. >> thank you, john. 60 people are looking for a place to live after a fire raced through an alameda apartment complex. firefighters were called to shore point drive just before noon and found the second and third floors fully engulfed two people were rescued off their balconies. six apartment units were badly damaged on the second and third floor. it's believed a wall heater may be responsible. >> a santa clara man is in the county jail facing weapons charges, including possession of explosive devices. police responded to a report of suspicious cir

the "mythbusters" team indicateerd a hamburger lunch to residents and had the host there to giveaway t-shirts and autographs. >> we want to make sure the community understands we take it seriously, both on the local level and the global level of everything we do in the future. >> abc7 news. >> the state attorney general is fighting fire with fire, or in this case technology with technology. ms. harris launched what she called a modern approach to fighting high-tech crime. corina rust reports on the new e crime unit. >> state attorney general was in san jose to unavailable her vision to take criminal investigations to the next level. it's called the e crime unit or ecu just like dna testing has become more sophisticated. the ecu will act as a technology driven high crime fighting hub. >> we are creating labs where technology will be there so they can bring the smartphones they collect during the search search warrant we can do the downloading necessary for the forensic work. >> the idea to use technology more effectively to attack technology related crimes. they will focus on identity

in hamburg, they are preparing a giant fireworks display for the fair. he started setting up. speed and precision are of the utmost importance. it bears no resemblance to setting of a few firecrackers on new year's. wind or rain could force the cancellation. >> i have been doing this for years. i still really enjoy at. i will never forget the danger. >> there are strict security measures. there is no room for mistakes. it takes three to four years of training to set up a display of the size. >> you need to get to know the many different types of events to kno how to deal with them and to get enough practical experience. >> it takes dedication to want to become a pyrotechnician, like schneider's assistant, who was a volunteer. >> it is every boy's dream to set off rockets. first it was little ones. then it was big ones. >> just half an hour to go. time for final security check. yours have to stay back at least 200 meters. -- viewers have to stay back at least 200 meters. >> i always get stage fright. anyone who says differently is just being cool or dishonest. >> no rain or win

. >> that's how i usually have pulled pork on a hamburger bun with cole slaw. i like that. >> you do it the old-fashioned way. and you're from the memphis supposed to have the best barbecue? >> need, need. >> all right. that looks good. what else do we have here? some nice ribs? >> we have our version of the baby back rib as well. that we serve at the restaurant. and the most popular is the st. louis spareribs, tender, fall off the bone ribs. >> wait a minute. what's the difference between the two now? >> obviously size is a difference and there again, this is the st. louis spin on it. this is the baby back ribs. >> i see it. i kind of like -- spare ribs are the longer, larger ribs. >> have an appetizer. >> it runs down your wrist. i like that, fall off the bone. and then the baked beans, of course. are they good? >> best baked beans you ever had in your life? >> we put everything, brown sugar, maleses, it is a -- molasses, it is a secret. >> did you give me a recipe to put on my web site, jchayward.com. >> absolutely. >> which recipe? >> what we're going to do

it ended at hamburg. in world war room in one, people did not like it.they thought it was -- world war i, people did not like it. they thought it was too german. >> there are two in bayview hunters. . there is one that treasure island then there is one out there. -- there are two in bayview hunters poitn. -- point. >> they said, we will rename all of the streets. they decided to name them after spanish explorers, which was controversial. they compromised. some of the streets are named after an indian place in yosemite. >> they had the number of streets already put in, nice and simple. they wanted to name the other ones, and they wanted to name all of the east-west one's with explorers -- ones with explorers. there was a big complaint about the spanish names. a few of them they kept. these are the park side cottages. as early as 1908, they had a textbook and they said, you can build as cottage. we will give you the plans. take it away. we think about it later, but they were doing it early. >> this is a placard from one of those cooky cutter homes. we talk

. >> the myth busters team catered a hamburger lurch for residents and had the hosts give away free t-shirts and out gaffs. >> we want the community to understand we take this seriously on a local level and global living of everything we do in the future. >> now there was an investigation into what happened. the results may not be out for a couple of weeks. there is video of the misfire but the producer did not bring it today or show it to the residents and would not release it while the investigation is going on. he says the myth busters insurance company is paying for all the damage. no dollar amount given. live in dublin, abc-7 news. >> san jose police arrested a woman they say stole jewelry from elementary school students, most of them as young as six years old, she is suspected of stealing gold necklaces from students at six elementary schools. she approached the children during school hours and talked to thernlings pretending to be a family friend. she would ask the children to take off and show here the necklace and in some cases replace that neck class with costume jewelry. investiga

as a teenager, and he had a very, very wealthy uncle who was a financier in hamburg.of the main, initial contracts that harland and wolff got was three ships that belonged to a line that was financed by his uncle. so maybe that's one of the reasons he was taken on by harland as a partner. i don't know. but we have here, on the face of it, a lovely looking clock. he would have been president for a year? for one year. in 1898, i believe. okay. and it would have been the norm, i'm sure, for a president to have given some sort of presentation to the chamber. signed by elkington, regent street. because they were the retailers that sold it. and elkington, as you might or might now know, were a firm of silversmiths who provided a lot of the flatware for the white star line, of course, including the titanic. and they had a retail premises in regent street from the 1840's. and i'm quite sure that wolff basically said to them, "as one of the retailers to the white star line, provide me with a clock that i can give to the chamber," and i have a feeling that he probably said at t

the set is covered in hamburger buns. there are a series of monologues against consumerism and christianity. whatever the merits and demerits, it is clear that it is a popular play. look at the queue of people behind me. what is not deniable is that the play has bravely offended many roman catholics. phrases like -- the aids messiah -- shocking many church trip -- churchgoers. apart from the police, there is a small group of young traditionalists. critics say that these people have links to the far right and are a threat to free speech. >> these are lies of civilization. they do not give good publicity for the conflict church -- catholic church. >> for these traditionalists, this and other glass from his works are symptoms of an increasingly anti-christian culture, a product that they quite literally believe is of the devil. >> this is "gmt." the headlines -- the british prime minister, david cameron, will shortly tell the u.k. parliament why he refused to sign the euro zone rescue treaty. local elections are being held i

president's policies, too much regulation, in other words, there was a piece today about carl's, jr., the hamburger place, they are spending twice as much to meet the health care mandate as they spent building new restaurants last year. >> jon: wow. >> i talked to a banker today in tennessee who said that he has more compliance officers than loan officers working at his bank right now. >> jon: what if we got a consumer protection board, that could really oversee this kind of stuff? you know, i think they voted on that today in the senate, did they not? what happened with that? >> the nominee-- . >> jon: i'm sorry, who did. >> that would be the republicans in the senate. >> jon: oh, okay. (laughter) >> jon: so the-- so the person that would make maybe perhaps compliance easier got shot down. >> well, i think the point, jon, actually is that this person would not make compliance easier. the fact is, what the republicans want to get is greater oversight this is a board of-- of the consumer protection board it should report to congress. most agencies do. and it shouldn't be someone who is set up to you

this is for the hamburger chain if nation hamburgers. the oakland raiders try to work with them to change this, they say it is to close off to raider nation but they have not come close to eight-test and the agreements they have filed legal paperwork. the raiders are nothing new as far as losses go off. both at how close it is. this is basically right in the parking lot of the coliseum. it is too close to their raider nation. >>darya: this is is he tough one. i guess this will be decided in court curious did they cut right the combination of those words quest smart phone >>jackie: i do not know how far this will go, but they are also suing for damages. the nfl is very protective of their merchandise. they will not allow people to come close to the line. >>darya: do they have to take this down? >>jackie: not yet. >>darya: i guess we will know by monitoring. >>justine: new this morning, a yemeni national who pounded on the cockpit door of a san francisco flight has been ruled competent to stand trial. and this all started in may. it was ju

. >> reporter: after the meeting, mythbusters gave out free hamburgers and fries to anyone who attended, an attempt to mend fences that might have been broken. but many of the people that attended were walking away with something else. >> with a lot of concern. >> reporter: in dublin, anne mackovic, cbs 5. >>> other bay area headlines, the investigation into the bird killing spree in concord has finally led to an arrest. and the suspect is a teenager. police say about 24 geese and ducks were shot and killed with pellets or stroll caliber bullets. the shootings happened between late october and early december. police arrested a 17-year-old suspect yesterday. >>> dozens of motorcycle riders delivering gifts for children at a peninsula hospital today. members of the golden gate harley owners group escorted santa to the san mateo medical center. they brought hundreds of presents along with them. an estimated 6000 children will receive care at the hospital and its clinics this holiday season. >>> oakland shoppers received a holiday gift today. free parking. it's part of a plan to encourage p

. >>> and exhibition in hamburger celebrating and see temperatures. the sculptors have come to ham burg to display their works. they've been shipped and hammered into extraordinary shape. the exhibition is open until the end of january. it will stay colder a lot longer than that, believe me. stick around for our in-depth report. >> stick around. >>> welcome back. russians are voting in parliament. election sunday. prime minister vladimir putin's united russian party is expected to win. it has long dominated the politics of the country, but there are signs his popularity is slipping and it could lose their two-thirds majority, a majority which allows it to make constitutional changes. a growing number of russian said they are not happy with the way their country is run. many complained of corruption, injustice, and agreed to. one opinion poll suggests one- fifth of the population would like to leave the country. perhaps the most frustrated are highly qualified young people. in this special report, we caught up with two people very divergent views on th

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