what could you do that lance cannot, or what will you stop that leonard lance cannot?n -- tom: republican congress there are bills that are bipartisan, that people want to see past that could pass if only the leadership were willing to let them get a vote. we could pass a bill on universal background checks for gun purchases if mitch mcconnell and paul ryan are willing to get a vote. we could pass a bill to protect the dreamers if we could get a vote. bill to deal a with property deduction issues if we could get a vote. bill toblicans passed a reverse the trump administration's decision on net neutrality, a very important issue to young people in my district. it went to die in the house of representatives. i honestly think that if we had a democratic house of representatives this year, bipartisanship would be possible and we could begin to pass legislation with the leverage to negotiate with the senate and to get that legislation to the president's desk that the vast majority of americans would support. david: as you focus your campaign in these last 49 days, are you t

with me are political commentator lance price and defence correspondent for the times, lucy fisher.e already in. the i leads with the two russian nationals who were named as suspects in the attempted murder of former spy sergei skripal and his daughter, yulia. the two suspects are pictured on the front page of the metro, smiling just moments after the attack in salisbury in march. the daily mirror says that theresa may is pledging to dismantle the kremlin‘s spy network, in the wake of the poisoning attack. the times also leads on the prime minister's promise of revenge on russia following the nerve agent attack. the same story makes the front page of the ft. but the paper also reports on the sell—off in emerging markets, sparked by currency crises in turkey and argentina. the telegraph leads on the skripal poisoning suspects. but it also carries a warning from the health secretary, matt hancock, that dangerous nhs it systems are risking the lives of patients. the express has a picture of what it calls "assassins sent by putin". but it also reports on the death of bbc presenter racha

lucy and lance thank you very much indeed.is hour don't forget you can see the front pages of the papers online on the bbc news website. it's all there for you,7 days a week at bbc.co.uk. papers, and if you miss the programme any evening you can watch it later on bbc iplayer. thank you lance price and lucy fisher, they'll be back at 11:30 but for now, goodbye. hello, it may turn cooler by our weather has been fairly quiet so far this week, it's about to turn more u nsettled. this week, it's about to turn more unsettled. blood pressure close by, some sunshine here and there during the day, view from surrey old —— earlier, broken glass and sunshine the thicker cloud southeast into the stagette, and this area of cloud is a weather front bringing rain to parts of scotland and northern ireland, it's now weakening as he go deeper into the night, light patchy rain affected parts of north midlands. showers in the south east of england, some push into northwest collimator, where they have cloud or clear skies makes it different and tha

. >> hey, steph, it's lance bass.ed to send you a greeting and say congratulations from your first love as you pledge your heart to your final love. congratulations on the upcoming marriage. have a wonderful one. >> that 16 seconds earned lance bass 150 bucks. tommy lee charges $250 for a shout out. kathy griffin? 499 big ones. >> lots of love. >> it's called cameo. you scroll the site and pick a star you want to shoot a personalized message just for you. if the celeb agrees to the request, within seven days the video is delivered to your in box. >> hello, mindy. this is tom felton. congratulations on your wedding. i'm sure it was marvelous. >> it works like tinder. you swipe right if you want to do the message and you swipe left if you don't. >> hey steve, it's dorinda medley from "the real housewives." i heard that you are my biggest fan. >> i think we probably get 500 requests a day. so this month we're gonna do over 9,000 requests. >> all the real housewives are big sellers. >> it is just like a 20-second shout ou

supported to speak out and our society has begun to grapple with the horrific and widespread preva lance of sexual assault, especially in the workplace. but, sadly, these past weeks have been a remainder that in many ways -- reminder that in many ways we're still stuck in 1991. 1991, of course, was when anita hill courageously testified before the senate, sharing allegations of sexual harassment by then-nominee to the supreme court clarence thomas. women and men across the country watched in horror as dr. hill was attacked and disrespected by the men of the senate judiciary committee. yet here we are 27 years later, and senate republican leadership has made clear that they will do everything they can to ram judge kavanaugh's nomination through. they have come up with a process that is even worse, even more disrespectful and disheartening to survivors than the one we saw in 1991. in 191 -- in 1991, the f.b.i. investigated allegations of sexual assault against mr. thomas. the hearings stretched on for multiple days, and some corroborating witnesses were allowed to testify. in 2018, republi

is that you, lance? i saw you in the picture there, and i -- you know, i -- it feels unusual to be on this side of the wooden bar from you. i have been to balboa cafe more times that i can even remember. no -- no comment, lance? nothing on behalf of balboa cafe? come tell us how long you've been there at least. you're not a legacy, but -- [inaudible] >> 20 years now at the balboa cafe, tending bar, and add it is a unique privilege to watch the comings and goings of this f fabulous city. it's a fabulous institution and great place and plate stop in and have some burgers with us. >> you have a -- and please stop in and have some burgers with us. >> anyone else? seeing any further public comment, we'll turn it over to the commissioners. any public comment? >> through the vice president, just want to review the hayes street grill resolution. i think the physical features and traditions, we might have the wrong thing listed. so i just want to make note on the record to have it reflect what you presented. >> w

because you're very much confronted with yourself and as process because you're working in a group lance if you're single in a lot about group dynamics you get a new spatial awareness how do i move within a room how do i stand in relation to somebody else i'm at home i think effectively a great help in everyday life it's not that everyone needs to become a dancer it's about learning to live in your own body to feel your body and to feel at home when your body. as if the whole thing. is there were. last year you yourself danced again here at the ready as is tim for the project to her and. you missed instinct would you like to do it more often again with the thought of me with the i love down thing on stage but i can't do both if i'm choreographing a big piece i can't be on stage myself as well that's just the way it is but if i can dance for special projects now and then i'm happy. for booking your play. one of those special projects superman or listen it offers dancers and artists from various parts of the world scope to interact and explore current political and social issues through ar

here is lance ulanoff, tech expert and dan gainor, media research center vice president.e you both. dan, dorsey says he doesn't discriminate against viewpoints. do you have any evidence that he is wrong? >> of course we have evidence that he is wrong. we have examples of advertising discrimination. just ask live action people. leila rose tweeting out during the hearing, they have not been allowed to advertise. we've seen twitter, this whole idea of algorithms, if you take this out of this debate here, you would find every liberal, every major tech publication, algorithms can be biased. why is it so difficult when you hear countless examples of conservatives complaining they're being discriminated against on the accounts. candace owens retweets identical verse sarah jeong dues, she gets suspended briefly. we know this is happening. he says it is not, lance, another place where algorithms are used, political used with google but google wasn't at that meeting. why not? >> yeah, well they didn't want to send their top person. they basically wanted to send a lieutenant and, th

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in—depth look at the papers with our reviewers, lucy fisher from the times and the political commentator lancerice. stay with us for that. good evening. after months of detailed investigation, police have identified two russian nationals as suspects in the attempted murder of the former russian spy sergei skripal and his daughter yulia. the men, using the names ruslan boshirov and alexander petrov, are thought to be officers from russia's military intelligence service. mr skripal and his daughter were poisoned with the nerve agent novichok in salisbury in march this year. but moscow has denied any knowledge of the men, as our security correspondent gordon corera reports. these two russians now stand accused of the salisbury nerve agent attack. it is claimed that in march they deployed the nerve agent which poisoned sergei and yulia skripal, and which months later accidentally contaminated charlie rowley, and killed dawn stu rg ess. police say they came to the country as alexander petrov and ruslan boshirov, but those are thought to be false names, used by two undercover operatives. the governm

leonard lance will question twitter ceo. plus the white house said they are with holding 100,000 pages of judge kavanaugh's records days before the proceedings begin. i'll talk about what we can expect as we look ahead to sunday morning futures. >>> president trump renewing his attacks on canada and nafta. they warned us it will be out of a revised agreement if they don't concede to the new terms. they warned congress about trade negotiations. all of this as the u.s. and canada are set to restart trade talks a few days from now on wednesday. house final services congressman is here today. >> good morning. >> there are a few ways to go with this. there could be a three way deal between the u.s., mexico, and canada. there could be a bilateral deal. or there could be nothing as it relaterelates to canada. >> i think the best thing for the united states is to be able to get a deal that also includes canada. however, the president is going to cut a deal with canada to cut one. he made a pledge during his campaign that he believes

thank you, lance price and lucy fisher. goodbye.this is sport today, live from the bbc sport centre. golf, and the european ryder cip team was confirmed on wednesday when captain thomas bjorn named his four wildcard pick for this year's matches against the united states. ian paul to got a wildcard, although he missed the defeat to the us in 2040. he missed the defeat to the us in 20110. he he missed the defeat to the us in 2040. he slumped to below 200 in the world rankings following accommodation of injuries and loss of form, he says he is the man for the occasion and a special person. he was even more glowing about sergio garcia, describing him as the heart of the team. despite winning the masters in 2017, he has missed the masters in 2017, he has missed the ryder cup at the last five majors. thomas has obviously picked sergio, which is the fourth spot which was up in the air. he has dawned with, you could say form is temporary but class is permanent, sergio has experience in the ryder cup and thomas is banking that he will ring t

that's according to the financial times and is not the only bank looking towards frankfurt soldier lance u.b.s. has also picture many financial capital as its new european hub if the u.k. crashes out of the e.u. without a divorce to. this year's world artificial intelligence conference is underway in shanghai it showcases the latest advances in a field that china wants to lead by twenty thirty authorities hope that a national top ten ranking based on criteria like funding local support and left facilities will encourage competition perhaps unsurprisingly beijing is already in the top spot it's home to many ai research facilities which enjoy broad political support shanghai comes in two. and when it comes to artificial intelligence china faces competition from countries including germany berlin as one of the top ten cities in the world for ai research but its ambitions are hampered by a lack of old fashioned human intelligence companies here suffer from an acute shortage of skilled workers and programming talent. and ronnie trains robots to learn skills they have to figure out where somet

cap morea is on the greek island of lance bass since two thousand and fifteen tens of thousands of refugees have become stranded here on their way to europe. victims tell us how they are supposed to isis followers force their own religious views of morality upon others. they've also taken over a large portion of the camps criminal activity has occurred. as isis established a power base in camp moria. camp morea a stand stuff like a high security prison violence has become part of everyday life the greek police have to step in often. to the left the official camp we aren't allowed to film there here on the right is where refugees have found no space in their official camp have makeshift shelters it's a riot to film here. we're following rumors of isis and filtration there seems to be a new violent gang in camp moria claiming to be an offshoot of the so-called islamic state they say they're from day resort in syria one of the last ice a strong. this is after that he says to lift directly next to the presumed isis group before he fled the camp in fear for his life the. camp is full of isis mem

exploring these things one example of outstanding design is that twenty thirteen gaming epic that lanced of us. what are you still freight train cars and trucks players assume the roles of father and daughter trying to survive in a world ravaged by an epidemic. thanks to an exciting story line matched by deceptively realistic graphics the game has sold millions of copies. the exhibit reveals the months long painstaking work that goes into developing stories and game design. design is also key to the success of journey a surprise hit from twenty twelve. players roam a virtual desert that's where the game's developer. went to a real sandy environment to design and. we went to the pits no dunes on that sort of l.a. and decided to spend time running in the sand and you could see me playing with the scarf in the air and you know just sliding and walking and feeling with the sand felt like because we really wanted to build the somerset world where the sound is a unique feature. journey was the first video game ever to be nominated for a grammy it soundtrack was a contender in twenty thirteen.

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injuly 2013, lance corporal craig roberts, trooper edward maher and corporaljames dunsby collapsed onknown to the court as 1a and 1b — were charged with negligence. but today the judge stopped the court martial and ordered that the two men be found not guilty. he said they were not negligent as individuals, that the real fault lay with what he called the systematic failures of the military authorities to train the men properly. the families of the men who died said the mod failed in its duty. there is still no official guidance for those conducting endurance marches in the british army on heat illness even five years on. this is beyond unacceptable, and shows blatant ignorance to a vital need, where apparently three deaths are not enough. this was one of the scenes on the day of the incident. the three men had set off on the 15—mile march carrying 50—pound backpacks and gps trackers. near the end of the exercise, craig roberts collapsed. edward maher also succumbed to the 30—degree temparatures, whilst james dunsby, who took an alternative route, was found on the final leg of march. t

perhaps even more bizarre is a research carried out by the winners of the economics prions de lance ferris and lisa they were on it for investigating whether it is effective for employees to use voodoo dolls i to retaliate against abusive bosses i gain it seems like a joke but the lead psychologist confirmed to her team conducted a real study that showed that disgruntled employees felt significantly better after touring voodoo dolls resembling that boss's. organizers say this is a good example of the kind of ideas they want to set up right things that make you laugh but then make you think and above all spokeo curiosity in science. now we've got some breaking news coming in from the united states president charles former campaign chairman paul metaphor is expected to plead guilty to two criminal counts as part of a deal with spittle counsel robert mueller a court hearing. is now underway if the deal is confirmed but a court will plead guilty to one count of conspiracy against the united states and one count of conspiracy to obstruct justice he was convicted in a virginia court last month o

. >> congressman lance, if you d add -- you're really talking about every good that is imported from china here does this concern you that the ripple -- that, number one, congress is not involved in these conversations, it seems. number two, that the economy could be deeply affected by it >> yes, it concerns me i agree totally with josh. new jersey is a free trade state. our position in the world is based upon our geography of course, we have one of the largest ports in the entire world, the port of new york which is located in new jersey we have to be more tash gtar ged china has been cheated but ultimately we need an agreement not only with china but canada and mexico that is fair to the united states. but i am a strong believer in free trade >> congressman lance, last week we heard the president say congress should stay out of it when it came to dealing with canada and then he said that it wasn't the right time to be negotiating with china even as now he's threatening this additional tariffs on $267 billion of goods what does congress need to do to be more involved if you're conce

this is black ‘47, which is a drama directed by lance daly, which takes inspiration from an acclaimedter the worst year of the great irish famine. and at the beginning we see an ex—ranger deserter who returns home to see his mother has been starved, his brother has been hanged for stabbing a bailiff who was trying to evict them, and he sets off on a path of vengeance. here's a clip. i understand that i may further bolster your sense of injustice to blame me for your brother's demise. but i do not call the crops to fail. and i am not responsible for people breaking the law. i am merely a servant of the court. i bid you good day. so on the one hand, it's a drama rooted in history and it has a very, very serious side to it. —— so on the one hand, it's a drama rooted in history and it has a very, very serious side to it. 0n the other hand, it's a story told like a western. it has a real western suite to it. he is being pursued by a character being played by hugo weaving. the ensemble cast includes jim broadbent, barry keoghan, stephen rea. a really fine ensemble cast. what i liked about i

lance, thank you. and they scheduled that three days in order to announce a committee hearing and, of course, they can always cancel it. it is scheduled to take place tomorrow morning 9:30 in the morning. key republican senator and key defender of judge kavanaugh, senator jon cornyn telling fox news that the texas republican said, quote, i found no reason to find her not credible. let's go to annie next from gardner, kansas. democrats line. are you with us? >> caller: yeah, hi! >> hello. go ahead, please. >> caller: i just -- i've been listening to some of the comments. i wanted to say you had a commecaller a few moments ago who was talking about sexual assault. one, it's never your fault, no matter how far you are. two, i've been watching the trial -- it seems like a trial. i'm sorry. >> right. it's a hearing. >> caller: yeah. and i find dr. ford fairly credible. this -- democrats are not doing themselves any favors right now. they -- it seems like they're kind of crawling up her butt a bit. why aren'

about the by lance he was forced to endure as a young squire boy. when he was eight years old who was one of the world renowned catholic choir boys in the southern german city of work he lived in a boarding school where he was sexually abused by priests for several years two years ago he shared the painful memories that still haunt him iranians but if into the prefects room. down with my pajama bottoms. head into his lap. and then he thrashed me and groaned loudly. out. i only realized later that he pleasured himself by rubbing his genitals on the back of my head. in the study the catholic church noted three thousand six hundred seventy seven victims of sexual violence over a period of nearly seventy years the victims were mostly male and mostly children one thousand six hundred seventy priests are accused of committing the crimes. observers complain that the church didn't release all its documents to the investigation and that abuse survivors weren't given the chance to be heard the authors of the study also pointed out that the number of victims h

the guests joining me tonight are political commentator lance price and defence correspondent for thecy fisher. that's all ahead on bbc news. now, it's time for sportsday. hello and welcome to sportsday. i'm azi farni. coming up in the show: experience wins — europe ryder cup captain thomas bjorn picks his four wildcards for this month's event. and here in the studio with me joe lynskey we'll take a closer look at those four wild card picks as the europeans face one of the strongest usa teams in recent years. tears for cook — the england opener admits he cried when he told his team—mates he's retiring, but he'll have clear eyes at the crease. there might be tears afterwards in the changing room, but i don't think walking out there. and from futsal to international football — a team of danish unknowns get ready to face slovakia and wales. thanks forjoining us. ian poulter, sergio garica, henrik stenson and paul casey have been announced as the four wildcards for europe's ryder cup team. captain thomas bjorn has opted for experience with his picks, with five rookies having gained automa

lance silva is considered a person of interest. police say he was using egg's debit card before his arrest. another man was arrested but released. tonight, the family thanked police for their dedication to the case, but many say police should have donemore. >> they just let the guy who was in the house go. how could they do that? >> reporter: a neighbor here says police had him in to look loing for suspects in this case. detectiveswaitg for medical exa identify the body and determine a cause of death. jean elle, nbc bay area news. >> thank you. >>> dozens of home are in the dark as a fire continues to burn in marin county. it broke out last night. the fire burned 115 acres and is now 45% contained. all evacuation orders were lifted earlier this evening. but neighbors are being warned and pg&e is still trying to restore power to about 50 homes in the area. this is the grizzly island area. nbc's sky ranger was overhaed. luckily no one was hurt. >>> a rud east bayer face-to-face with an intruder inside his home. he says whaith meansor

katz lance attended the celebration this session back in october twenty seventh propelled the countryinto a constitutional crisis and was declared illegal by metric. i am. happy. you are the protagonist in this challenge to coexistence and i asked them to cease . their object. applying to one five five because no government at all in a democratic country can accept that the law will be ignored or violated or changed this has all happened under false criteria and they impose that criteria on everybody else spanish historian alexander told us and sun clear whether the latest display of poor independence feeling will have any real impact. postmaster inspirations have been a constant over the last seven years so. i wouldn't say he's the woman the real question of course is where the news station is going to have an impact on the next station and have only the argument that is the for loop recovery and number three three of. the mountain independents and this year is that the main. the release of the politician it's that return of the exiles would be a disaster probably for spain then prep

tsanga also appears in the list of men under investigation, suggesting that cobra is a nickname for lance—corporalrrested is etienne fabassou. he is the platoon commander who was interviewed by channel 4 news in 2015. as far as we can tell he does not appear in the video. we put these findings to the government of cameroon, who responded. seven soldiers were arrested and disarmed. they are under investigation right now. i can confirm that all seven of them are in prison. the government's statement on the arrests makes clear that all these men enjoy the presumption of innocence until the investigation has been concluded, and that all of them will be given a fair trial. no due process was extended to the two women killed outside zelevet, and no presumption of innocence was afforded to the children who died with them. you have been watching africa eye: cameroon uncovered. for more from bbc africa eye, please go to our youtube channel and of course tell us where you stand on our bbc africa social media platforms. thanks for watching. hello there. yesterday was a quiet day of whether here in the uk but

our cartilage has to be constantly maintained lance with the cartilage cells do they are located either of bone or in pairs within cavities and leticia they constantly renewed the cartilage replacing old fibers and protein chains with new eyes. that usually works well for many years. but then something strange happens. for some people earlier. others later. something happens in the joints the cells begin to destroy the cartilage and they restart their original developmental program and break down the cartilage like they did at the embryo stage some cartilage cells end up dying others transform into bone cells the cartilage starts turning into bone. bony growths develop on the sides of the joint they further restrict the joints mobility. the embryonic program that prepares us for life now makes a stiff and immobile. and that's was tomorrow today the next show is about a plant and how it could revolutionize the shipping industry using a lesson from a chat. more next time until then good bye. it's really quite evident that the. rise and shine time to cast off newcastle stadium is taking an

. >>> the lancing state journal reports a woman filed a lawsuit against michigan state university claimingser drugged, dr. larry nassar drugged and raped her in 1992. erika davis says she was a 17-year-old field hockey player when she sought the treatment for a knee injury. she felt the session had been video taped and later became pregnant. she said perles was aware of it and dismissed it. nasser is serving decades in prison for molesting athletes and child pornography. >>> the san francisco chronicle says a california man allegedly shouted profanities about president trump and tried to stab a republican congressional candidate. authorities say 35-year-old farzad fazeli attacked peters with a switch blade sunday at the castro valley fall festival. nobody was seriously injured. fazeli was arrested of making threats. >>> and a man was arrested after trying to booby trap his own house. they say the 73-year-old man rigged the home's entrances and wins doze to prevent break-ins. >> he took it upon himself to rig his home with explosive devices which were a small metal like object containing a

international on this thursday danish police woman lance ourself in hot water after hugging a protester wearing a bandit muslim face veil those details and much more just. you know world of big movies. and conspiracy it's time to wake up to dig deeper to hit the stories that mainstream media refuses to tell more than ever we need to be smart we need to stop slamming the door on the shouting past each other it's time for critical thinking it's time to fight for the middle for the truth the time is now we're watching closely watching the hawks. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy. let it be an arms race. and spearing dramatic to follow only. exists i don't see how that strategy will be successful very critical time to sit down and talk. all right returning to the headlining active this year's general assembly that of president donald trump just foreign policy has been hitting out socialism's come in for attack as well as reports it's an argument we have heard from him before. trump's un general assembly speech this year contains some old material not lo

tool that lance made by the european union and the us said it got big. the septal on the main in a way that you asked what they european union about in order to bullshit you all the western cunts but we've seen. worse than maybe of. the war on. bullsh while coming. in. the european union and polishing mate this happened already with montenegro they're all singing it forward with. the former yugoslav republic of macedonia only flaunts not contain the rest of the balkan people. if you from afghanistan in the way hundreds of locals who previously worked in the country for the german army block the entrance to a military base demanding help from berlin they say their work has put their lives in danger but it seems that requests for asylum falling on deaf ears. just not. just. on the you know. just. i was working at the front line with them. together german senior mentors with the german generals when i started my duty there told me. we will help you if you for some problems. you know. knowledge we have this german war in afghanistan in our war here so from g

the disappearance and possible death of a san francisco man will return to court today. 39-year-old lance silva is being held without bail, accused of using brian egg's debit card to buy a car. egg was reported missing more than a month ago. police found the body inside of his apartment on august 14th. as of now, the body has not been identified. another man was arrested in the case but was not charged. investigators are asking anyone with information about egg to call police. >>> a 36-year-old rockland man will be arraigned for the death of a chp officer and another man. officer kirk greiss was killed after pulling over a motorcycle, when sean walker's truck crashed into him and the man he stopped, and jaime manuel. authorities believe walker was distracted by a cell phone. he has entered bail and is expected to enter a plea this morning. >>> happening in san francisco, the beginning of events surrounding a global climate action summit. thousands of leaders and activists from all over the world will be in san francisco for that summit. the conference will focus on the latest efforts to d

forefront of exploring that one example of outstanding design is that twenty thirteen gaming epic that lanced of us. what are you still free to a tremendous lot that. players assume the roles of father and daughter trying to survive in a world ravaged by an epidemic. thanks to an exciting story line matched by deceptively realistic graphics the game is sold millions of copies. exhibit reveals the months long painstaking work that goes into developing stories and game design. design is also key to the success of journey a surprise hit from twenty twelve. players room a virtual desert that's where the games developers. went to a real sandy environment to design it. we went to the to smoke dunes of the store through l.a. and decided to spend time running in the sand and you could see me playing with a scarf in the air and you know just sliding and walking and feeling with the sand felt like because we really wanted to build this summer several for this and it was a unique feature. journey was the first video game ever to be nominated for a grammy it soundtrack was a contender in two thousand and

it's some type of free lance work. a recent article from forbes estimated that's about 57 million people. working on your own means you have to set up your own backup plan if anything goes wrong. the so-called gig economy is upon us. millions of workers in today's economy work as freelancers either for their own companies or for others. the big potential downfall of such work is that many are working without a safety net. with limited health insurance, no sick pay, or paid vacation. however, some companies, sensing an opportunity, are starting to emerge. one such service is called trupo, which offers disability insurance on a sliding scale. the more you pay, the better coverage you get. rates range from $20 to $50 a month. trupo is the brain child of sarah horowitz, she founded the new york-based free lancers union. it offers health insurance for independent contractors for years. the idea came after holding focus groups with freelancers who say the lack of any short-term disability meant they were living on the edge o

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