so that hesitancy is dangerous.n also says something to anyone in iraq, in iran, in libya, anywhere, that they can't trust that america will be there. james cameron comes back from vacation. he rushes back. what do we do? the president sits in martha's vineyard. those optics matter. not how many times he plays golf but when he place. when a world see as rudderless administration and world without american leadership. this is a real danger. by the way, let's add this very important point, isis now has an airfield in syria. and, the libyan extremists have an airfield. they're selling oil at one -- $1.3 million a day to iran and others. they have got transportation. they have got resources. we are dealing with an islamic state. >> if you look at him today though and listen to his speech, he is just justifying his inaction. well you can't rush. okay, you can't rush but you also can't dither. you can't go back and forth month after month, leave these people, not knowing what the next move will be. once again he comes out

i have no hesitation to make him look like a villain. he is a minor character. and he showed his handle and they were scared. trying to convey. we all know whether it is a tax regulator, you know cullis someone checking your license to lead is a creepy thing. you have someone telling a regulator. page by page. one of the things they are asking that actually discovered was the government was very hard to intimidate. this was an example. this actual line is in the testimony. the government says, how do you know you are right to? and the experts were scared cover and so were there friends. so that is just to give you an idea. you probably have 65 france the supreme court sided. the justices began to use bad puns. so they used a chicken metaphor. as you know, roosevelt got a little angry and so on and so forth. the rest is history. talk to you about what you tell me you want to talk about. thank you for your time in hearing about this experiment. [applause] [inaudible conversations] >> i am curious how long this project to q? >> it took many years. i would say four

when you have this kind of opportunity you can't hesitate. they are not hesitating. believe me, bob, when i sit here and i tell you i want our president to win. i want him to make decisive actions against isis and not be political naive when it comes to this situation or wait too long to get polls or to do wind checking to see what's going to happen. >> we are dropping tens of thousands of bombs a day. >> the spokesman for the free syrian army said it best. he said dropping bombs and air strikes against isis is like tickling them. it's not -- >> that's what they said in the balkans. >> it's not enough. >> here's the problem. you're going to have to take out mosul with house to house fighting. send in our special forces to train the pashmir to get them to fight. we need contractors, intelligence, we decimated our human intelligence over there. they are finally rebuilding it. you won't do this with air strikes. >> you need to take out the command structure. >> how about the millions of dollars we spent to train the iraqi army. they ran. >> hang on. we didn't build an o

and his hesitancy on various aspects of this in the middle east. and that reticent tone was matched by the cab met members for a while, but now they seem to be striking old in stronger terms. p. >> how wide is this chasm or divide? >> i don't know. i'm not a very interest interpreter of american politicians' statements. i do better with terrorists and dictators. >> and what are the risks, put yourself into the president's mind right now, what are the risks of greater u.s. involvement? we certainly know that there is a lot of talk now of air strikes moving into syria with air strikes. about still no overt message of boots on the ground. >> well, the question is could we avoid getting in to a major war.>> well, the question is co we avoid getting in to a major war.boots on the ground. >> well, the question is could we avoid getting in to a major war. another major war it we take further steps than what we're taking. i think we could use air power more effectively. with what we've done has been great, but both syria and anyplace else that this group i

it's somebody that doesn't hesitate. when they see someone that needs help, they don't hesitate at all. to think ant about risks to themselves. they don't think at all. >>> a raging inferno with the building's owner possibly trapped inside. a merchant down the street sees the smoke and dashes to the scene. >> i'm thinking, if i don't help the people are going to die. >> february 18th, 2012, massachusetts. bobby sing runs the convenience store across the street from nebraska funeral home. he knows the owner well. security videos capture the house starting to go up in flames. to save his name, wayne brasco, bobby has a fateful decision to make. call 911 and wait for the fire department or risk his life and run into the burning house that's connected to the funeral home. what would you do? without a moment's hesitation, bobby singh dashes up to the house to warn wayne and his brother kenny. no time to call 911. >> i tried the front door. i rang the bell. almost five, ten times i rang the bell. nobody gave me a response. but

he should have hesitated more. and we look for imagery and we knew that hoover played with medicine balls, like a big heavy ball. it was dr. the doctor there was the coolidge doctor, found him a medicine ball and he would heave it around with whatever staff were lucky never to get to play with him and it was kind of a -- a little bit funny, nonyoung person, man or woman, acting all macho about sports and working out in that way so we played on this, and this is too small for you to see and that's one problem with the book. even too small on the page but you can see hoover in the bottom row of the frame, talking he can catch the ball but what happens, he gets knocked over by it, and that's really what happened with smooth halley, and then the -- the -- said, how are you? and we tried to -- this is the way of capturing the goofiness of it all. ... in this particular letter that he wrote to roosevelt he saying you shouldn't be so mean to business because then business will be too tired and worn out to higher. this is

of all people, he should have hesitated more. and we look for imagery, and we know that hoover played with medicine balls. that was his sport. like a big, heavy ball. dr. boone found him a medicine ball, and he would heave it around with whatever staff were lucky enough to play with him. and-kind of, you know, a -- and it was kind of, you know, a little bit funny. a non-young person, man or woman, acting macho about sports and acting out on that. and so we played that out on this page. and this is too small for you to see, and that's one problem with the book, it's even too small on the page, but you can see hoover in the bottom row of the frame, he's thinking he can catch the ball, but actually what happens is he gets knocked over by it. and that's what happened with smoot-holly. and the aide says, oh, sir, how are you? [laughter] and we tried -- so this is the way of capturing the goofiness of it all ask and also the foul -- and also the foul, the goofy error and then the tragedy that were the steps that led to the great depres

and the fire department and dbi are kind of hesitant to accept that because in the event of a fire the smoke can travel freely between the corridor and the dwelling unit and by doing that you lose safe access because -- yeah. corridor could be easily tampered by the smoke. it's more difficult to maintain attainable exit in the event of fire so that's where the hesitation comes from. >> mr. walker. >> maybe there's no way to resolve this. i'm not a builder, but one of my main concerns six months ago when it came before us, was not only can we do this, but the cost associated especially for remodels. that 30% of threshold that triggers this to me is not that much. you put in a new foundation, like, some exclamations here is not that much of a remodel so to me it's a disincentive for small property owners to take on some remodeling they should do. my main concern is for existing units, not for new builds, not for skyscrapers. someone told me you could do anything if you have unlimited money. just kinds of merging there with president mccarthy. yes, anything is possible if you're willing t

. >> no hesitation? >> no hesitation whatsoever. >> breaking down walls then, mo'ne davis using a wrecking ball today. >> maybe she'll be the first girl to play major league baseball and open that up. i think it's really great. >> it's the pinnacle. among the 16 best in the world and you as a girl come out here and throw a shutout. hold your head high. don't ever let your head go down. >> in williamsport, keith jones, nbc 10 news. >> good words of advice there. for more team taney coverage and relive the special moments, go to nbc10.com. >>> new at 6:00, an attorney in chester county convicted of selling high-end wine is trying to get his collection back before it's destroyed. we first told you about arthur gold man in january. he was busted by police selling wine out of his home in mel vern. police seized bottles after making undercover buys at his home. it includes rare vintages not sold in state-run stores. it's said to be worth $125,000. >>> flash flood destroyed homes, left a real mess. neighbors in

without hesitation we said yes. >> any hesitation in accepting these patients. >> it's been the reverse. we have a small cadre of nurses that staffed our unit. two nurses were scheduled to go on vacation tomorrow and they both cancelled their vacations. they said we've been training for this. we're not going miss this opportune. >> we know the risk is small. even smaller if these patients did not come here. if you don't have anything magical to provide why take the risk at all? >> i think you've been in that part of the world. and you know the level of care that can be delivered. these are americans who went over there to supply humanitarian mission of medical care for these individuals. and our feeling is that they deserve the best medical care they can get. >> i can tell you the isolation ward we're talking about here at emory is state-of-the-art in terms of bio protection. it's located on its own floor in the hospital and the rooms themselves are enkasd in glass. think of them as glass boxes. they have special intercom systems which means the patient's family can see and talk to them

a little bit hesitant right now which is normal. he is out here today, wasn't hesitant at all.we just got to maintain that confidence going into games. >> where does the team go from here? head coach says starters could get on the field this thursday against tampa. normally starters don't play in the fourth preseason game. at redskins park, diaa russini, news 4 sports. >> after three preseason games are you concern about rg iii and the redskins offense? weigh in on twitter or facebook. text or call us at 202-601-3444. so far about half of you are concerned about rg iii. >> you can watch against the buccaneers in the final preseason game. >>> it happened over and over again. >> now at 5:00 we are learning new details about the attack on women in one local neighborhood. >>> we have the new clue that could help catch the man who is still on the run. >>> first day of school is tomorrow for prince george's county students. a number of kids were already in class today. >>> right now follow the squiggly lines. what is being done to fix the confusion. >>> and doctors say let them sleep

when you have this kind of opportunity you can't hesitate. they are not hesitating. believe me, bob, when i sit here and i tell you i want our president to win. i want him to make decisive actions against isis and not be political naive when it comes to this situation or wait too long to get polls or to do wind checking to see what's going to happen. >> we are dropping tens of thousands of bombs a day. >> the spokesman for the free syrian army said it best. he said dropping bombs and air strikes against isis is like tickling them. it's not -- >> that's what they said in the balkans. >> it's not enough. >> here's the problem. you're going to have to take out mosul with house to house fighting. send in our special forces to train the pashmir to get them to fight. we need contractors, intelligence, we decimated our human intelligence over there. they are finally rebuilding it. you won't do this with air strikes. >> you need to take out the command structure. >> how about the millions of dollars we spent to train the iraqi army. they ran. >> hang on. we didn't build an o

a 9-year-old girl in hayward said she didn't hesitate and knew what to do when a fire broke out at heris morning. and she is being credited with leading the way and saving lives when flames erupted on park arroyo place. kpix 5's juliette goodrich with a look at her quick thinking. >> this is a blanket from your neighbor. >> reporter: when 9-year-old galaxy saw smoke and flames inside her two-story home, she woke her father up and then her fire safety skills kicked into action. >> i saw the window open and i told my dad to like [ indiscernible ] >> reporter: hayward's fire captain don nicholson says galaxy also remembered another crucial fire tip. >> she paid attention when we do our fire safety training at schools, she paid attention and she -- she actually put a -- a towel underneath the door, which is what we teach them. >> reporter: then she and her dad headed for an open window on the second floor. galaxy's dad says his daughter was leading the way the entire time. >> she was really calm. >> reporter: galaxy says escaping out the window was their only chance to avoid the flames. >>

it but they are in the broader political sense on the same side and that's also one reason that hesitant to prosecute these people or to. no position to assume that it's automatic. and it seems that the plans of the islamic militants extend far beyond the frontiers that the middle east in an easy place have been put on alert at the world's largest buddhist temple after a threat made by isis supporters we've got the details for you at our web site also there thirty four sailors have been dismissed after a seven year long fraud scandal at the u.s. navy's nuclear power training site you can find out why at r.t. dot com. thousands of protesters have formed a human chain across the german polish border calling for plans to create a new open pit coal mine in the region to be scrapped not only will the mine require destroying numerous villages on both sides of the border but activists warn it could lead to an ecological disaster your house one of the organizers of the protest shared his concern. this is a form off electricity generation which is very environmentally damaging it's the burning of

and but also, slightly hesitant to add more buses to a route that is a bicycle route and i know that we are trying to keep the rapid networks and the bicycle network from overlapping and so, and again, i know that this is a pilot project and so things can be changed and moved, but i would just, thank you for suffering this director, rubke because i had not addressed that yet. and so some awareness around that, i would really hate to impact the cyclists, with the commuter shuttle stops. and they are big buses and i know that our muni bus drivers are appropriately trained in dealing with cyclists and there is a movement to train the commuter shuttle bus drivers as well and which i hope will be ongoing and i am totally in favor of the shuttle pilot program and i just want to make sure that i am sure, that miss pain is addressing as she works through all of this that is the issue ss just another one that you have on your plate. >> and so what we do have that training as a permit condition. and if you want carly pain, or transportation manager to speak to a specific issue of the coinciden

a reason for hesitancy among the people but you can still threaten there is something called fear allof g. if you if you make people believe that certain countries are going to swallow you tomorrow you can make people accept almost anything and it is that propaganda that i'm trying with my foundation and my colleagues to stand up against because intellectually it's not correct it's not truthful well i think it's also not correct on the humanitarian grounds are you just mansion house redish foreign policy has become more militarist but isn't that also true of the broader western approach because you know the blodgett in your crank is not the first occurrence i mean here we have seen similar. wars a conflict being ignited in the balkans in iraq and libya in syria you name it and it seems that europe cannot how being dragged into all sorts of what myers and wars has war become something that no longer scares your yeah that's part of it you know if you run wars all the time here in the it becomes a kind of a normal thing the other thing is that me john doing a great disservice to humanity

when you have this kind ofhes opportunity, you can't hesitate. they are not hesitating. that's all we are saying. believe me, bob, when i sity yo here and i tell you that i want our president to win. that i want him to make decisive actions against isis and not be politically naive when it comes to this situation or wait too long to get polls or to do winden i checking to see what's goingg to happen with his constituents. he knows theto right thing to do. >> wait a minute, we are dropping thousands of tons of bomb a day. >> the spokesman for the free syrian army said it best. he said dropping bombs and air strikes against isis is like tickling them. it's not going. >> that'smb what they said in the balkans and they beat them. >> in the enough. >> here's the problem. you will have to take out mosul with house-to-house her fighting. you have to send in ouro special forces to train the to get them to fight.o we we we are going to need operators and intelligence. we have disseminated our human intelligence network over there we are finally starting to rebuild it you are not

iraq news at end of the day, weak holders, they are holding a stock, but they hess trait, but i -- hesitate, they see the headlines and they start selling, me, i am buying tomorrow, dow jones tra central average pulled back. we closed on it today, anything -- this is when you buy when everyone else is running. >> this is not panic selling. this is a reason to sell, and get back in it. liz: does it amaze you, new york stock exchange is only place, when they put up a for sale sign that things you wanted everyone runs to the exit. >> we have the pew political news as well, jobs news too. when we see something good for main street, it seems wall street acts in a negative way, fed fears is what is translateing. >> i agree, coming in less than expected for the initial jobless claims, i think that people are expecting fed the move sooner. >> i think we're not getting solid information on this. it is a schizophrenic market, going up one day, going down. it is is like being home with my teenager. teenager. liz: you look year-over-year, the solar leasing business is up 110%, funny, you i'm hopeing to

. >> the kurds find germany's hesitance hard to understand. they need rearming fast. worrying about what happens to the guns in the long run is a luxury they don't have. >> germany is prepared to contribute and action is being taken. we have now heard from german defense minister in an interview with the newspaper that she has confirmed the shipment. about 35 tons. that is to be handed over to the u.n. for distribution. >> the debate is sending weapons are not sending weapons, which way is it going to go? >> other countries are willing to do o. >> we will be back after one minute. >> in pakistan, growing fears that a huge rally could trigger violence in the capital. opposition figures are staging a marsh -- in march. >> marching on the other end, 20,000 security and police officers. >> along the 300 kilometer route to the capital. he calls the government corrupt and calling for fresh elections. >> we demand that the prime minister will resign. >> the prime minister is offering to investigate the operations. >> it will play with the constitution. >> security forces hav

is there any hesitation w ♪ >> well the eagles had the day off before practicing tomorrow at lincoln'll spent the rest of the week at the novacare complex as they prepare for their first preseason game this friday against the bears. that's when we'll get our first look at jeremy maclin since returning from his torn acl now maclin has yet to miss a day of camp and so far he's shown no sign of hesitation. >> i didn't come in here, you know, thinking i have any limitations or anything like that. the knee held up fine. i feel fine. i feel great. am out here getting better each and every day. that's all i can ask for. >> and the phillies and nationals continue their series in d.c. aj burnett will try to keep the nats homer less streak alive. washington has gone nine games without homerun longest stretch in 23 years. dominic brown is outline yup with grady sizemore taking his place in left field. if you're screamer loca right now this was one of the worst basketball injuries i've ever seen. paul george last night in a team usa scrimmage trying to block a shot. we won't replay it because it

out this harsh warning in twitter about handling cases where kids are hit in hot cars, they won't hesitate to bust the window. >> seconds are paramount, this is between the baby breathing not breathing. >> you can replace a window, you can't replace a life. >> reporter: in hoboken, anthony johnson, channel 6 "action news." >> a tentative calm in gaza this morning after a cease-fire took effect overnight. we'll have more on that story coming up. >> an nfl star addresses the media after he was cutting on tape assaulting his wife in atlantic city, what he bow deravatedassttakeyif do is sausetts tm tty a fut e inforhet 5:hisaugustweak g rurilaryalnohi p

come to the western edition to talk about the obligation and it's been i don't know why it's been hesitant but here president you've got hoof history in the western edition that will be appropriate that before this thing comes up i think you need to come to the community and hold the meeting right in the middle of our community so we'll have some empathy so this is on urban renewal i'm respectfully requesting that and let us come to you guys and do a presentation like everyone else to really show what we have been impacted by the urban renewal. as and mentioned before i am redeadlocking all my energy to put documents to assimilate to the world what i've viewed for the last 25 years a that's why i have not been here but when i took a break to put this together the game changes constantly here you call city hall i call is silly hall. >> thanks. any others speakers >> no altercated speakers. >> next item. the next order of business is report of the chair madam chair >> i don't have on extensive report but asked 40 by the mayor's office to distribute this mayor's office policy on attendance wh

i cannot turn back the clock, but as soon as i learned about the program we acted without hesitation and told the world we had a problem. we did this because whatever mistakes were made in the past we will not shy away from responsibilities now or in the future. gm will do the right thing and that starts with my sincere apology by everyone

i was afraid to see it, he says, so i kept hesitating.n would bring it up, i would pull it down, up, down, up. there's not one thing in that video that i do not remember. all of it is dark, murder, violence. all in my head. they knew it was iad because of his green track suit. each murder casual here. each loss, seismic. he can't understand why they let themselves be herded to their death. i was not afraid, just my brother, he says, for all of them. they were not supposed to turn themselves in, they were supposed to fight. why he turned himself in and have fear in your hearts, torture your family and loved ones. video hangs over this home. his wife doesn't know about it. the children will never see it, the man pledged. his body is perhaps still at i military airport after being found by tikret locals. that indignity compounding fury. death is a solution to isis, he says. the world needs to get rid of them. these people have no place on earth but under it. everyone should get rid of them, the suny, the shia, the christians, everyone. one o

. >> he never hesitates to get involved in the endless array of disciplinary problems.our crew caught up with him on a monday morning as he was trying to resolve an incident that occurred over the weekend. >> it was a use of force i got called about yesterday. this guy acting out. he refused to get it back. they took him out of the cell, put him outside. >> he often has uncooperative inmates in a holding cell. this time, it caused more problems. >> once we got him outside, he refused to come inside and refused to be uncuffed. he's high strung, agitated a lot. he does things, basically, to irritate staff. sometimes he has rhyme or reason for it, sometimes he doesn't. >> our crew followed as he went to confront the inmate, james broadhead. >> clean cell. too much -- i asked him could i get another broom. he told me nah. >> you broke the broom? why? it's no reason to break a broom. the whole situation started because you broke a broom? >> i needed to clean up. >> you could have asked him and told him like you asked to see me this morning. you could have asked to see me yes

they don't hesitate to kill hundreds or thousands of people. so i have no doubt they are planning on how they can do that here at home in the united states and in western europe. >> i'm sure you're aware there was a pentagon briefing today. the spokesman, admiral john kirby, said that the pentagon would like to set up a plan to train the syrian opposition. con sceivably to fight isis but also the syrian government. how long has that been on the table, do you know? >> well, for a while. part of the concern the folks have had with the administration is the slow-rolling, deciding what to do with the situation in syria. which has enabled isis to grow and expand into iraq. you know, one of the key questions people on the hill ask is, okay, if you're going to give weapons to the opposition, how do you make sure it stays with the moderates and it doesn't get in the hands of isis? that's been a key holdup that the administration has faced as they have looked at these different options. >> can i get you to follow up on something? you said that many of t

that hesitation is going to cost him or her her life. we want to make it clear and train to the standard. it's not just a standard but then we train to it. those things are really important and i read in mark's op ed and it was excellent and said we have to constantly review the standards and we do. this is an assessment we have to go through all the time. every time we hear of a tragic loss of life, we ought to look and say are we doing everything we can do and the right way? >> in fact, i think there is one thing that came out of the most recent tragedy with michael brown is people now know a little bit more about what police are allowed to do in terms of self-defense. mark, neal, thank you. >> up next, for the first time, an emotional tony stewart talks about killing a fellow nascar driver during a sprint car race. stay with us. our best-ever pricing on mobileg plans for business. run the numbers on that. well, unlimited talk and text, and ten gigs of data for the five of you would be... one-seventy-five a month. good calculating kyle

lou: the prime minister, you notice, did not hesitate.dentified the islamic state as islamist extremists. and he did not hesitate to say firmly that those who live in the united kingdom adhere to british values. there is, he declared, no option, no choice. he did not short sell the intelligence of the british people who know well the difference between those who peacefully practice their muslim religion and the radical islamists who assert their poisonous ideology. oh, for such straight talk in our nation from our leaders. what if we had a president who had a strategy and also the courage to name our enemy? radical islamists. what if we had a president and a pentagon who could call an invasion what it is -- an invasion. oh, what might be still. we're coming right back. >>> shocking new statistics about the nearly 38,000 kids who have been detained at our border. congressman henry quar on the border crisis and why the president says it's over, for now. next. ♪ ♪ lou: quite a week on wall street. the tow jones industrials up -- dow jones in

while i cannot turn back the clock, as soon as i learned about the problem, we acted without hesitation. we told the world we had a problem that needed to be fixed. we did so because whatever mistakes were made in the past, we will not shirk from our responsibility now or in the future. today, gm is here to do the right thing. that begins with my sincere apologies to everyone who has been affected by this recall, especially the families and friends who lost their lives or were injured. i am deeply sorry. i have asked former u.s. attorney and the lucas to conduct a thorough investigation . i have received updates from him and he tells me that he is well along in his work. he has free reign to go where the facts take cam. the facts will be the facts. once they are in, my leadership team and i will do what is needed to help make sure this does not happen again. we will hold ourselves accountable. i am not waiting for his results to make changes. i have named a new vice president of global vehicle safety. the first priority is to quickly identify and resolve any and all product safety issue

i hesitate to talk about this in the past tense but maybe we will try this, bring in bobby goshen. nine hours is a record at this point. >> it is a crucial thing that you mentioned there. israeli troops are out of gaza. >> we're seeing, right, there's more to this one. >> yes. >> you hate to say the word -- i don't want to politically, it seems both israelis and hamas need this cease fire. neither one of them wants the fighting to start. they both have their pr issues. >> they certainly do. what we see now, as we've seen all too often in the past, is when the shooting stops, the shouting starts. >> yes. >> a lot of recrimination, suing the international criminal court. none of those are particularly conducive to diplomatic negotiations. it's time to get the shouting to end and the talking to begin. >> let me play that susan rice bite from the "today" show. >> it's important that both sides remain committed to it and more importantly that they use this opportunity of the 72-hour cease fire to begin the negotiatings that we have been working so energetically through secretary kerry,

this combined with the recent voicemail hesitate blackmailing a homeowner can you see me to question his true methods. he's threatened the discretionary review officer with a promise to file the vice president complaints if he files a dr request i'll play the statement all how are you christopher it looks like you've been in contact with the planner and i guess maybe i didn't make myself clear at the prior conversations if i want to keep our illegal roof-deck i suggest you give me a call back if i don't hear back if you in the next couple of days you know my number so look forward to hearing from you bye >> that proposed 105 is out of scale with all the houses and would ruin the character of the neighborhood i ask you to deny the request to keep our neighborhood in conformity. >> hello. my name is scott smith i live on ashbury burger across the street in the proposal it's too high into the weeds for the teeny lot we object to the bulk and size from the san francisco design i see policy 101 recks and protects views in the city where the particular waters and system contribute to the m

and all this sociopolitical elements kind of hesitant in his behavior. and that allows the directors to go in and eliminate by the different mediums, like movement sound effects, video, et cetera, et cetera. i want to talk in a moment, mikhail, about the multimedia aspect of it. but let me back up for a second, and i think i know the answer. but for you, why chekhov? there are many who believe he is the best playwright ever, of course, but -- >> well, it just happened, you know, because we developed this in connecticut in hartford more than 100 years ago. and it's so relevant, because it's all about, as you say, universal kind of situation. when you speak about love, about ethics of it. it's about possibility. it's about self-examination and duties of a man. and fears. it's really -- that's a classic theme. it could have been written yesterday. >> yeah. let me go inside the production for a second. either of these stories, "man in the kcase" -- i mean either woud have been two short, so you sort of weaved them together. how did that come about? >> i sugg

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