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i figured in future symposiums out at the lyceum we will talk more about john hack dock. maybe next year. on the other side of the coin we have gentleman such as these, lord dartmouth to the left, george germane, i like how they spelled his name down here and of course frederick lord north. as dr. en reeks was saying sometimes their grammar or writing did not adhere to certain rules and regulations, so you can see spelled a little differently there. these gentlemen dartmouth doesn't quite understand what's going on and he facilitates a march in 1774, he believes that the present madness of the people there in boston is not for answering events. of course, george germane or lord sackville interesting character at the battle of midvin he defies orders, shunned by society but comes back in and takes over in november of 1775. lord north the prime minister during the whole build up and eventually the war efforts that tried to subdue the american colonists. they are all trying to discuss with this guy, thomas gauge and growing up you read the first history books this guy, surpr

and i believe, if we had a crisis, they would figure out how to work together. ny regrets in this incredible career, and what would you see as your legacy? hank: if we had not had the financial crisis, i set up the first environmental department of treasury. i had raised clean technology funds to be housed at the world bank. president bush had said i could work on coming up with some standards for carbon emissions, because there were problems in the carbon market. there is plenty of things i would not do if i had not been waylaid by the financial crisis. i actually look back on it as the honor of my life. to get to serve my country during a time of crisis and help us get out of it. david: thank you very much for a very interesting conversation. and thanks for a great career and for your service to our country. hank: thank you. david: thanks very much. ♪ [ sigh ] not gonna happen. that's it. i'm calling kohler about their walk-in bath. my name is ken. how may i help you? hi, i'm calling about kohler's walk-in bath. excellent! happy to help. huh? hold one moment pl

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i figure i would summit up in three dates, march 5th, 1770, april 17th, 1775. so thanks for coming. we'll take questions. they're all important dates though. not to discredit them. all part of the time line. they ruptured 13 british north american colonies that led to the creation of the united states of america. events do not happen in a vacuum. the events like the three mention bofd are integral to the revolutionary war but so are the smaller, the mere bread wrum kr crumbs. these are the twhaunz lead up to the big meal, the breadcrumbs, unified people. bass ton in 17 -- see if i can do technology. the road to revolution. and so i figure there is no more iconic photo to the road than showing the liberty trail there in boston. the brick path that takes some of the sites to encourage your visit. but try to get through four of these points, the background of boston, sons of liberty, colonial perspectives, british perspective maybe and change your mind a little bit on and general gates and from words to war. but boston, now this is a map from the book that is down stairs. boston in 176

at that time, i figured i had to get out of the area for safety reasons. you can see here, this is the target in the walnut creek area. not just on major streets, but side streets as well. a lot of businesses suffered damage. a lot of people said this typically does not happen in walnut creek, and that was kind of the message is on social media from people today. it wasn't police put out a repo that they saw a bunch of opportloot stores in the shopping center of downtown. so they implemented a curfew there as well. but as you guys said earlier, walnut creek called one at 6:30, pleasant hill followed at around 9:30 tonight. >> another protest is planned for tomorrow afternoon at around 3 o'clock in walnut creek. we can only hope it stays safe. cristina rendon talking to us tonight about the situation there. >>> the national security advisor paid tribute today to the protection officer that was shot and killed friday night while standing guard at the federal building in oakland.>> there was a detective officer in oakland shot dead by these militant radicals,

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i've said from day one that i figuratively stand with the protesters, and this is about making change and action. , textbooks say politicians lead and the people follow. no, people lead and politicians follow. frederick douglass, if there is no struggle, there is no progress. and it's an opportunity for new york state to lead, and that's what we do. we did it with marriage equality, minimum wage, gun safety, with free college tuition, and passing reform agenda for criminal justice. 50 a we have talked about, no choke holds, the attorney general and special prosecutor, , my opinion is that -- the george floyd reform agenda and what the protesters are trying to achieve, they should set the bar even higher, and they should be bolder, and they should demand federal reform. you want to change this country, that has to happen on the national level privet and we are in the midst of national elections, and they should put forth a federal agenda that gets to the root cause of the issues. reform, weal justice know had to do that. but the core inequality and injustice issue start with the educat

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government that i like to economicing, i liked policy and financial issues and problem solving, so i figured that investment banking might be a good thing to explore explore, and i also determined i never wanted to live in new york. that was my view. david: you must have done a pretty good job at goldman because you got promoted. you end up being the ceo of goldman sachs, job you did not aspire to. knew what it was like when we graduated from college and his new school. -- and business school. if you wanted to run something, you did not go into investment banking. that is why i picked goldman sachs. in 1994, the firm had some problems. i went to new york. i called wendy and said i had been drafted to help turn things around. i will be here only for two years. we always joked because that was a rolling two years. that was 12 years in new york. david: goldman did pretty well. george w. bush becomes president. he made a couple entreaties to you to be secretary of treasury, but you said you were not interested. why were you not interested? >> i enjoyed what i was doing. that wasamily vehemently

is a very alarming figure and i suspect when we've seen a a very alarming figure and i suspect when we'ved i suspect when we've seen a more detailed breakdown of it and in fact, when the official inquiry comes looking back on what this country got right and what he got wrong, i expect these figures will really show the absolute tragedy of our failure to adequately protect care homes to protect capacity in the nhs. in patients who were positive for the virus, just got discharged directly to ca re virus, just got discharged directly to care homes and a group of the most vulnerable people imaginable and highly tra nsmittable environments, and quite certain that they will be seen as the single most catastrophic mistake that the government and other public health authorities were working on this made. of the past months, there's been a lot of talk over the official death toll was counted and the lazy bear, doesn't it. and over 22 consecutive days, a thousand people died and on one particular day, in april, 1400 people died. my daughter works in the national health service and she has always fe

i figured i was going to walk over to the church very nearby. >> let's get to jon karl, near st. john's church. we see the demonstrators behind you. we've learned that on friday, president trump was rushed to a secure bunker under the white house. now we know the reason why. the president was asked about whether he was sent to the bunker, he claimed he was just inspecting the bunker? >> reporter: the president acknowledged he did go to the bunker, but said he went there to inspect it. that directly contradicts what we've heard from multiple sources that was triggered the move to the bunker was the white house going to the highest level of alert after a barrier had been breached by protesters. >>> and scathing words from james mattis about president trump as commander in chief, describing him as a threat to the constitution. and other military leaders in a rare move speaking out, too. here's martha raddatz. >> reporter: they are powerful images, the national guard out in force at the lincoln memorial with hundreds of fellow citizens peacefully protesting below them on the national

to go oh my goodness well but i figured i could be in the guinness book of records. being the. main task of a content moderator is to clean away the dirt anything that's our goal. that's our biggest responsibility to make sure nothing suspicious is uploaded and to be that in i mean to make sure and that's a. blog online you know. our task is to monitor and moderate the user based content i help people i stop the spreading of child exploitation i have to identify terrorism has to stop the cyber bullying algorithms can't do what we do. i started it google in 2004. it has been a privilege to be part of building the infrastructure of the world right now living and. to be a part of something that so clearly is powerful with the potential to really change lives for the good that's an amazing thing in a privilege to be a part of. you start with the question what's the vision for what should be on your platform what isn't. what don't she want in your community and there are choices in that right like there is a choice to say i'm going to not let anything go out before i review it that'

i figured i was going to walk over to the church very nearby. >> let's get to jon karl, near st. john's church. we see the demonstrators behind you. when protests flared up at the white house friday, we've learned that president trump was rushed to a secure bunker under the white house. there had been reports that happened, now we know the reason why. the president was asked about whether he was sent to the bunker, and he claimed he was just inspecting the bunker? >> reporter: in an interview, the president acknowledged he was taken to the bunker, but he said he went there to inspect it. i've been told by multiple sources that the president went there because of a heightened security alert. he was rushed there by the secret service. he didn't go there to inspect it. >> jon, thank you. >>> and another developing headline on this. scathing words from james mattis about president trump as commander in chief, describing him as a threat to the constitution. and this comes as other military leaders in a rare move are speaking out, too. here's martha raddatz. >> reporter: they are power

so i figured out that investment banking might be a good thing to explore. so determined i never wanted to live in new york. ask me why, i don't know. but that was my view. david: you are at goldman and obviously did a good job because you got promoted every couple of years or so and you wound up being the ceo of goldman sachs, a job you did not aspire to. right? hank: yeah, you didn't pick. you remember what it was like when we graduated from college and business school. if you wanted to run something, you didn't go into finance or investment banking. you went in because you liked the markets, you want to work with clients, work on multiple problems. that is why i picked goldman sachs. in 1994, the firm had some problems, i went off to new york. i told wendy, they're going to pick the next heads of the firm, and said, i won't do that. but then i called her and said i have been drafted to turn things around, but i will only be here for two years. that was a rolling joke because that was a rolling two years. that was 12 years and i loved it. david: you became

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for a long time i couldn't figure out why the germans would agree to do that. and then i should've figure this out souter. they were already in control of the government general, they could be used for propaganda purposes, at whatever time they wanted to. the jewish question was still open in germany in 1939. it is not until january 1942 that the final solution is agreed on in berlin. there is this moment in 1939, 1940, that there is that opportunity. after a series of difficult negotiations and with the british government, some food shipped through italy did arrive and the government general and 12 soup kitchens are opened up in warsaw and a dozen other countries in poland. these are some of the posters from that period. the poster on the right is done by one of my favorite poster makers. those of you in world war i already know all his posters. he was an american-polish immigrant after the turn-of-the-century who did most of his work in masks and dance in theater, but he did a series of world war i posters and then again in world war ii, he did a series of pos

i figured you're all in x men together. >> reporter: reynolds surprised everyo everyone.t was a 20-year reunion for the original movie. it happened saturday night. reynolds first debuted in the x men wolverine back in 2009. in the video conference other alum joined him from ten films in the x men franchise. everybody has a favorite. back to you. >> thanks, laura. >>> kari, what would your x men name be? you can't have i know how much you love a sunrise in the morning. >> we've had some beautiful sun rises these past few days. more nice weather in the forecast. we need to make it through today with the high winds and the warm-up. we enjoy the sunshine over the south bay. live look outside in downtown san jose. take it in and enjoy it. we're seeing that sun over san francisco. not too much in the way of fog here. you can see it's not too far off the coast. you can see it in the distance along parts of the kocoast line. as we look at walnut creek, more sun here, but breezy at times. as we head towards lunch, not bad at all. 75 zbredegrees. some parts reaching 90 degrees late

so i figured wedod op ameer di >> meanwhile, kpix 5's len ramirez is joining us from the santa cruz beach boardwalk where it's partially reopened. >> reporter: that's right, no crushing crowds out here today, but that could be the case this weekend as this economy around the beaches and santa cruz and monterey counties reopens. it's going to be back to business, but not business as usual. sweet treats and a day at the beach. just the ticket for one couple who drove over from modesto to enjoy a badly needed get away. >> k evy nts to get away. >> i'm going crazy. >> even if it's down the street from your house. >> reporter: but at the santa cruz beach boardwalk, it's not a full reopening. many of the food booths are serving everyone's favorites. >> corn dogs, cotton can des lockdownhrough wewantto know is extreme measures to ensure everyone that visits the boardwalk is safe and healthy. we have procedures and protocols for all our employees including wearing masks at all times. >> reporter: although the beaches are supposed to be open only for people to exercise, there was practically no en

this is unbelievable >> i just figured now or never >> jimmy: i'm going to give it a standing ovation what are the reviews >> well, i've always wanted to do it. i've been afraid to do it, and i figured, like, quarantine, now or never kind of thing my boyfriend noah really likes it, so it makes me really like it and certainly, if we did the "evan hansen" movie, this would go away. but for now -- >> jimmy: you got to show range, you gotta show your range. it could be like a -- you know, a fast-forward scene of "dear evan hansen. like, it's you >> he's like a grown, kind of '70s dude. yeah >> jimmy: yeah, looking back, and it's like a "stand by me." you can narrate the whole thing. i grew a mustache last summer - no, two summers ago. and i called it the summer of 'stache, i was very excited about it and universally -- [ laughter ] like globally. >> they don't get it but that's okay. it makes me like it a little more, i think. >> jimmy: you have to do it. you gotta do it. i mean, when you're much older, you'll be like, "look how young and cool -- i look like a stud, i had a cool mustache.

i don't have those figures, i will askjohn to answer. but the answer is the vast majority.them are able to put the details in on a web—based portal rather than directly on the phone. the figures are going to be available soon, but as the secretary of state says, the numbers of tests feeding through and contacts being identified are high. so we are very pleased with the level of completeness. so it is operating pretty much as we had hoped. of course, of the numbers of new cases, not all of them need to go into the contact tracing process. so if it is a case in a care home of somebody who has already been part of a known outbreak, or if the case indeed is already known to the public health service, then they don't need to be contact taste. but of those who are being contacts traced, a very high proportion of people are working with us to use the web—based system themselves or to provide us with the information. so we are really very pleased. and we did a trial in the isle of wight where we had some expectations from that. and he said the number of contacts are less then we ha

. >> she's actually doing her digital graduation right now, so i figured we'd shop at the same time. >> happy to get out the house too. it's a beautiful day. >> as long as it isn't a digital graduation present! for now the hours are reduced monday through saturday 11:00 to 7:00, and sunday 11:00 to 6:00. mall workers can enter at 10:00. some parks opened as well, but visitors must bring their own water, you can't use the barbecue pits. it's open from 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. >>> a beautiful day, although not as warm as it has been in the past. but looked picture perfect today. >> yes, san jose made it into the 80s. concord and fairfield made it into the 90s, but now things are starting to change gradually. it takes a little while, it's not all at once. we'll have a cool and breezy day both tomorrow and again on saturday before we start to warm up a little before the second half of the weekend. in terms of rain chances though, that looks like it's going to stay well to the north, which is very typical for this time of year. right now plenty of sunshine with high clouds filtering out the

i figured, you know what in after all this, i think it's time. we just reached the goal.we're ready to get started. the support, it goes a long way. we're so grateful. all we'll do is pour it right back in. we're going to fund jobs. >> this is about healing. people have lost people. people have lost jobs. people have lost homes. so if there is a time for healing, it's right now. we'll continue to provide it. >> if you finds that you're unable to sustain the business and you have it? >> that won't happen. we don't think like that. that's why we're here. we don't think like that. we're going to succeed. >> all right. we're going to shift gears and talk about san francisco having just reopened for indoor shopping yesterday. joining me now, rodney phuong, president and ceo of the fran chamber of commerce to talk about how it's all going. this is the second day of indoor shopping. what are you hearing from the retailers? >> yeah. so far so good. it is day two. members are excited. they've been waiting a long time to get back open. there is he said about a lot of patience and f

. >> i figured okay, they are just cleaning up the glass. so i came here not knowing they've broken into the emeryville one. it is kind of sad. >> the damage comes after a second night of violence at the bay area. saturday night city officials said there were no protesters, only looters, targeting emeryville businesses. some seen dragging large tvs and other electronics out of best buy where company van in the parking lot was also lit on fire. jacob lives up a few blocks away and witness people walking away with bundles of clothing. >> at best buy, target, trader joe's, places we and ravaged. it was really hard reeking to see that. >> one woman who asked not to be identified out of fear of retaliation said she was inside her business at the time. >> they kept blasting the office with a fire extinguisher retardant.>> i think we saw the last of it last night, at least that is my hope. >> the mayor said he saw that looting and it is awful thing he feels sorry for families and owners of the businesses, already taking another blow. >> we are comin

. >> or 65 or over, and i have asthma, and i'm disabled vietnam-era veteran, and i figured to be smart. >> reporter: do you have a mask? did you bring a mask? >> i have one with me. >> reporter: are you going to wear one inside? >> no. not unless remember ahe >> reporter: the mayor saying any elected official should set an example by wearing a mask, this includes the president. dr. derani, the covid resed he d snapping pictures. what percentage would you say are wearing a mask? >> about 1% to 5% probably. >> reporter: in a city going throughity surge rig through its surge right now, what does it mean? >> it's not good. any mass gathering is going to propagate the spread ever covid-19. >> here we are on our way to see president trump. >> reporter: nadia larson was determined to see the president, waking up at 5:00 a.m. to be one of the first at the rally with her friend and fellow trump supporter. though she's considered in the high-risk category as a breast cancer survivor, she is not planning to wear a mask. >> i fight any viruses with my supplements, the vitamins i take, all five of

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i can't figure this out. husband and i tried to figure it out together, and that will lead to divorce if you don't handle it correctly. but it's -- who knows what stories we're going to be telling. >> you guys have the choreography down with it. my kids are my i.t. department here at home. they can figure out how to do this interview and others. so they're just amazing. speaking of angela, maybe to those little there who are getting into talent shows and maybe think they want to be the next anjelah? >> you know, i would say whatever dream you have in your heart, whether that's to be an actress, a dancer, to have your own store, your own clothe kg line, whatever it is, you want e a chef, whatever it is, do you and do you well. because there is no one like you. there can be people that look like you, the same hair color as you, you may look similar. but nobody has your trauma. nobody has your victories. nobody has your overcoming. nobody has your parents. nobody has your siblings. nobody has that thing that hap

impact of the 19th and damning shuts down much of the world welcome to our new edition of we who i figure i'm now tied with from lagos nigeria. and hello for me to sundry to nobody here in the ugandan capito kampala well uganda like the rest of the world is to buckling the corner virus and while the looked on is slowly being lifted from sector to sector we're still registering squad a number of new cases still the show must go on and we'll put together an interesting set of stories for you. with visit a man in ethiopia will help to bring clean water to his community. we also look at ways that. can be good and also bad for the environment. and looking and farmers have discovered a look like growth raising silkworms. caused us to change the way we do many things like shopping for instance many wonder if it is still safe to do shopping b.z. outdoor markets or even on crowded streets that is partly why online shopping is common nowadays whether for clothes or groceries it is becoming boring these days also here in africa one company in zimbabwe for example delivers fresh produce and other ite

we overwhelmingly are centers of goods community is a many to turn away we turn away from that, i figure something truly profound about us, telling point you may thank you very much and the many pink college and audience protecting time giving idea. i want to begin recognizing the ability of appraising against three conduct around the room and at the same time there and thoroughly gathering executive order related to police proposal to reduce police restrictions around the country. proposal there and curtail the demand for abolition of the current movement that jackson has just begun to talk about. , more than 500 years of exploitation about beloved indigenous community and other marginalized people. the abolition is not only about painting or even pre-funding and analogical greenery. to get the root of the doctors to get medical team trip, not reform it will require policing and illegal but numerous other domains that uphold deep-seated structural racism and violence. it is also possible that this is fatal to bring about much change by fourth avenue limited reform and committed to prese

but just as the crew is getting ready the transport is suddenly canceled i figure they take him away he may never come back but for me. diego october leaves the patient his chances don't get good with a heavy heart it's a lot of it is family ties are strong in mexico they prefer to die with their loved ones even if they could be saved in a hospital with other committee the buffalo. the unit has to move on in addition to the stress of their assignments the ambulances have to fight for space and streets in mexico not everyone gets out of their way. at a time going in give me the equipment i. then next call takes them to a large family crammed into a small space. are you afraid of catching it. yes. yes when he asks if a covert test has been done they say no. but the man is having trouble breathing and one woman tells us that he's had pneumonia and it often starts that way. since hospitals are overcrowded the medics can only take critical patients but he doesn't have to go to hospital yet he's stable performance. a candle has been lit to ward off death. but thousands of mexicans have alr

i don't think i necessarily feel a sense of pride, maybe i will figure out to write the book, and in the process, i realized it was something i was just as passionate about as baseball, i love to write and it is a threat throughout everything i have ever done without realizing it. this story isod getting out and people are and thatthe story, these incredible men and this time are getting some justice. and with the 100th anniversary of the armistice signed, a lot of stories have come out about the war. not to go off on a tangent, but my great-grandfather was a soldier in world war i and was in his late 80's when i knew him , was very slow walking, slow always seemedt like such a different time to me. my grandfather fought in world war ii and was so vibrant, and from whatever weird bias i had, i just saw this as a completely different time that i couldn't relate to. that is what i am most proud of, being able to, in my own little, weird way, breathe humanity back into this time period, and hopefully get people who wouldn't otherwise be interested in the topic understand what a massive i

mean, they are high figures, yes, ido yeah. i they haven't been. maybe the lockdown should be all over the country and not just leicester should be all over the country and notjust leicester because ijust feel that just picking on notjust leicester because ijust feel thatjust picking on one city thatis feel thatjust picking on one city that is now going to be affected, in people's minds leicester is a city that you shouldn't attend really. that is the advice. it is affecting my business. i understand that. the government would reject that it is being picked on. i suspect they would say we are doing what is right for people's health. yeah, but then they should just place this lockdown everywhere, not just they should just place this lockdown everywhere, notjust leicester. because as i said, all the businesses in leicester are going to be so badly affected now. even after the lockdown people are going to be scared to come into leicester. my business is going to be so affected that my clients won't come here, they will probably go t

but i figured it would probably colour the decision. did it, i reckoned that would put me of a disadvantage. never been a cover girl in my life. i'm fascinated with the distance of time whether you believe it funded let mentally did affect the way you are, those six women's career progressed. i've really no way of telling because all the decisions having to do with what we were assigned to and what the task we were given we re always very opaque. they were never really laid out or explain. so what factors went in or did not go into those decision, i have no clue. what i look back now with the distance of time, the pathway that and rae, and i can't imagine any of us having any complaints. in our class wrapped up the first fleet ——first female to fly in space for the united states, the first to do a spacewalk, the first to be awarded the space congressional medal of honor. so maybe that factor played a role one way or another now and then. but we all had a very good ride, a very good run and we were able to make really meaningful contribu

but i figured if i kept my eye open, something good would happen. incredible day. happy for the team. this is a never-give-up effort. that's where we're coming as a team. >>> nascar will take a six-day break before returning to the track at atlanta motor speedway next sunday. >>> deion sanders is trying to help antonio brown get back into the nfl. the former 49er posted pictures of him with the troubled wide receiver on social media this weekend. he said he is working out with the one-time raiders receiver, saying he cannot wait to witness his comeback story. brown is under investigation for three separate >>> san jose's downtown friday farmer's market is reopening this week. the market has implemented a lot of changes to reduce the risk of coronavirus exposure, including stall distancing, hand washing stations and requirement for farmers, not so much customers, to handle the food. the market opens at 10:00 a.m. to seniors only. everybody is welcome from 11:00 a.m. until 2:00 in the afternoon. >>> when we last heard from rob, he was giving us a tease on the amount

we overwhelmingly are centers of goods community is a many to turn away we turn away from that, i figure something truly profound about us, telling point you may thank you very much and the many pink college and audience protecting time giving idea. i want to begin recognizing the ability of appraising against three conduct around the room and at the same time there and thoroughly gathering executive order related to police proposal to reduce police restrictions around the country. proposal there and curtail the demand for abolition of the current movement that jackson has just begun to talk about. , more than 500 years of exploitation about beloved indigenous community and other marginalized people. the abolition is not only about painting or even pre-funding and analogical greenery. to get the root of the doctors to get medical team trip, not reform it will require policing and illegal but numerous other domains that uphold deep-seated structural racism and violence. it is also possible that this is fatal to bring about much change by fourth avenue limited reform and committed to prese

i knew you could figure it out! you're really smart! i will tease you will endlessly later about this, but will people actually die because of the fda's emergency withdrawal? >> absolutely. in the way they handle this, and i understand people that know stephen hahn well, i hear he's a good person. i don't understand how he could

but i figured if i kept my eye open, something good would happen. incredible day. happy for the team. this is a never-give-up effort. that's where we're coming as a team. >>> nascar will take a six-day break before returning to the track at atlanta motor speedway next sunday. >>> deion sanders is trying to help antonio brown get back into the nfl. the former 49er posted pictures of him with the troubled wide receiver on social media this weekend. he said he is working out with the one-time raiders receiver, saying he cannot wait to witness his comeback story. brown is under investigation for three separate off-the-field rt more news after the break. ♪ here's what we want everyone to do. count all the hugs you haven't given. all the hands you haven't held. all the dinners you didn't share with friends. the trips you haven't taken. keep track of them. each one means one less person vulnerable, and one step closer to oa healthier community., so for now, keep your distance. but don't lose count. we'll have some catching up to do. there are times when our need to connec

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