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it was an army captain who was a medical officer named leonard wood. a couple years younger but he had fought in the apache wars in arizona and was a medal of honor recipient and he said if you make leonard wood the colonel, i would gladly accept the lieutenant colonel shift and alger respected his wishes and that's what happened so that's how theodore roosevelt became part of the first regiment mounted volunteers in the spanish-american war . >>how quickly was he in cuba . >> very quickly. once the war breaks out or is declared in late april, theodore roosevelt is madly rushing around trying to get arms, uniforms, equipment and because he's a bureaucrat he knows lots of people in the various departments so leonard wood goes on to texas to san antonio where their training, theodore roosevelt stayed behind trying to get their arms, asammunition and detectives for their training but by late may, they're on board a ship in tampa florida or outside tampa florida getting ready to part and they arrived there in a matter of days. we have our first action june

. : why leonard, who really has played -- he is some player. we were talking about that. -- he helped sign kawhi leonard. i think you are pretty proud of that group. jerry is one of the greatest in thetors, negotiators history -- one of the greatest managers and negotiators in the history of the nba. he helped raise millions of dollars for charity in los angeles, contributed to a flood of relief efforts in west virginia and generally just incredible supporter of west virginia and west virginia university. he has also brought awareness to of arterial fibrillation -- i did not know that, jerry. that's very good. that's big stuff for you. that's very good. very good. and is a passionate supporter of veterans of our nation. jerry is a more passionate supporter than anyone i can imagine helping our nation's veterans. jerry is an extraordinary american and i would now like to ask the military aid to come forward and present jerry allen west with the presidential medal of freedom. this is so richly deserved. thank you very much. thank you, jerry. cong

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leonard regalia jr. here with his father, leonard senior.duating with his younger brother anthony, as well. two sons inspired by their father. a brother and sister, rebecca asaro, graduating with their brother, mark. their father of battalion nine. growing up, his son always thinking, my dad has the coolest job in the world. gregory cumple was just 10 when his father died. tonight, gregory remembers his father's kindness. >> he was strong and yet kind and compassionate. >> reporter: and robert, who died just last october from cancer linked to ground zero. his son, robert jr. tonight, determined to carry on his father's legacy. >> just making my dad proud. i mean, definitely our fathers are watching over us today. that's a fact. >> their fathers and this country proud tonight. thank you for watching. i'm david muir. i'll see you tomorrow. good night. >>> the president must be held accountable, no one is above the law. >> breaking news about two hours ago, democrats took a stepresid been demanding, moving forward with official impeachment inqu

and now, kawhi leonard and paul george with the clippers. i marvel at them, at the joy they brought basketball fans all over the world. the bouncing ball brought me there and here. when karen first read on the internet that i was going to receive the medal, the presidential medal of freedom, we were both shocked and surprised and amused. i thought it was a joke. then when west virginia senator joe manson confirmed the honor, i'm sure he had a big part in the selection. thank you, joe, for being here today. and also my friend, the governor of west virginia, jim justice. i appreciate you being here today also, jim. i look at the list of other honorees, and was inspired by the names bill gates and warren buffett, philanthropic champions. martin luther king, sesser shabbos, nelson mandela, simon wiesenthal, desmond tutu, legendary leaders. muhammad ali, bill russell, kareem abdul-jabbar, athlete activists. michael jordan, tiger woods, stevie wonder, excellence personified. john wooden, frank robinson, arnold palmer, and vin scully, friends i try

timothy haskell joseph john hasson iii leonard w. hatton terence s.ton michael helmut haub timothy aaron haviland donald g. havlish jr. anthony maurice hawkins nobuhiro hayatsu james edward hayden robert jay hayes philip hayes w ward haynes scott jordan hazelcorn michael k. healey roberta b. heber charles francis xavier heeran john f. heffernan michelle hidenberger. howard joseph heller jr. joann l. heltibridle ronald john hemming way. mark f. hemschoot ronnie lee henderson brian hennessey edward r. hennessey jr. michelle marie henrique joseph patrick henry william henry katarina henry robinson john christopher henwood robert allan hepburn mary herencia lindsay c. herkness iii harvey robert hermer nuberto hernandez raul hernandez >> and my uncle, a proud muslim american man who lived his life with a carefree nature, a zeal for adventure, and a tenacity which i emulate every single day. i'm keeping my promise that no matter how old i grow i'll still not act my age. i hope you're been practicing up there because i've been practing. i promise now we can

the sacrifice of men like leonard plante means the past will a lwa ys leonard plante means the past willalk to hello about the weather today. you can't have rain there, hello, behind you, because it will be really hot today. it is the last brilliant day of the year. absolutely right. you don't need me. we wa nt absolutely right. you don't need me. we want you. i am going to tell you about japan first. rugby. we want you. i am going to tell you aboutjapan first. rugby. the we want you. i am going to tell you about japan first. rugby. the game in yokohama today, following in just a few hours, the new zealand match, dry. but we have got a storm not too far away, it is brushing towards the west of japan. for ireland far away, it is brushing towards the west ofjapan. for ireland against scotla nd west ofjapan. for ireland against scotland tomorrow there could be some heavy, torrential rain. further north, england against tonga is looking to escape all that rain. but back home it is a dry, warm, sunny day, i know we need the rain, it is on its way. today is that last dry, mostly dry day for mo

leonard koss castriano. robert john. michael joseph. sentena. >> and our grandfather. a hard-working man who never gave up. he made people laugh. he had two children and a wonderful and if he were alive i not only think of him as my grandfather i love him with all my heart. god bless all the families and god bless america. i love hearing stories about you, i am honored to be named after you and i know that you are watching over us right now. [applause] william. charles. rosa maria. david. >> manuel chavez. douglas, stephen patrick jerry. nestor julio junior. dorothy. louise. robert. eddie wai ching. >> catherine ellen. mohammed chaudhry. pamela. stephen paul chadwick. wai ching. christopher. francis solenda. >> elayne. >> nester andre 3. robert, senior. >> juan pablo peneros. and my husband benjamin clark. to some he was a great chef, to sum an unsung hero. to us he will always be loved and missed. he will always be our hero. we are expecting our first grandbaby, so many milestones he has missed so please excuse me if i stumble over the

. >> reporter: for leonard and anthony ragaglia, becoming firefighters has been a lifetime in the making. the brothers are part of f.d.n.y.'s newest graduating class. >> i really want to be like, that helping so many different people, you know. and f.d.n.y. ran in the family. >> reporter: the ragaglias say their passion for helping others stems from their father, leonard j. ragaglia, who was also a new york city firefighter, just like manny mojica's dad, manuel manuel mojica. >> my father was a hero to me. >> reporter: it's a family legacy, a proud but painful was. >> reporter: how old were you on 9/11. >> i was seven. >> i was nine. carl asaro was an f.d.n.y. firefighter on the morning of 9/11. >> he came in my room about early morning to go to work, and he brought me tic tacs and i went home. >> no one really knew what was going on. >> i kept asking my mom when my father was coming home. she didn't have an answer. they never found him. the guys were stepping up and just always there, whatever we needed. and it just continued for years. >> reporter: what's it mean to wear that f.d.n.y.

hello, leonard. [ cheers and applause ] >> thank you very much.'m very happy to be here. >> jimmy: now, i guess my first question is are you dead right now? >> some people might wish that. especially my conductor colleagues. but no. i was really quite stumped to learn that in giving their best to andre preff iprechb they wou have giving their worst to me. >> jimmy: where were you when you found out you'd passed away? >> i woke up about 4:00 in the morning in ireland and i got up to follow the baseball scores because that's one of my passions and i turned on the computer and all of a sudden i see oh, i know andre was gone a few months ago and apparently now me too. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: was anyone worried when they saw this, when they saw you in the montage? >> there were a flood of messages that had come in. and i kept wondering why are they sending me messages if they think i'm gone? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you're like tom sawyer and huck finn. you knew andre previn, correct? >> i knew him very well. my whole family has been involved in the music

christopher leonard was a busy man at the end of last week. taking reporter's calls and wrote a coup of op-ed articles after the death of david koch. chris spent eight near in the the kochland, the place and the title of his book, pulling back the curtain on the extraordinary business empire and the potent political network that was put toth by the david koch and his older brother, charles, from their base three hours down the road in wichita. anybody here had a chance to read the book yet? so, you won't understand but you'll knee immediately when you get into it, as you get into it, what i'm talking about. it's daunting when you pick it up. it's 574 pages and that's before you get to the noteses appendix and acknowledgments. but chris has written a 574 bethpage, page turner. as formle journalist i'm awed, ago inspired, by how deeply researched this book is. by the degree of detail that he has packed into it. despite his limited access to company executives, including koch industries master mind, charles koch. and yet it's so accessibly writte

. >> everyone one more time, chris leonard. >> thank you very much. i appreciate it. [applause] >> and now more television for serious readers. >> the book is call the panic attack,down radicals in at the age of trump. the author is the associate editor of reason magazine, or reason.com. robby soave, who are these young radicals? >> these are activists who are particularly causing issues on college campus. you infind them in the streets of places like world as well who are -- ported as well. they'rety. the oldlets wafts free free. due process, aclu value. right now you see attempts to shut down speakers who come do college campuses. even the professors of the activist students who are purport early on the left as wellings the progressive left say they can't have conversation is with these studentses and they risk offending system they do offend them their jobs could be in trouble because they can be investigated. it's changing our culture very quickly and dramatically toward this cancel everybody. wharf is a problematic has to be run out of pock life and that's coming

we have about 3,000 people working at stu leonard's now. because it also creates compression because the people that were making $16 an hour, you've got to raise them up too. you can't bring new people in at a higher rate. it's very expensive, on top of the difficulty in retailing today which is online sales, a amazon, whole foods. it's tough. we're a family business here. they're really masters at data mining. >> to compete with that you have to create that in-store experience. we see retailers like tjx that made it fun to shop, doing well now. how do you make it disneyland. i haven't been to a stu leonard's. >> you've got to come. we've got animation shows. that's why they did call us the disney of dairy stores. in the new store we're putting augmented reality in. so we're going to have animation shows, they're going to sort of pop out into the store. maria: wow. >> and we're going to gear it towards kids so they can go on their phone and learn to count one to 10, colors, shapes. we have some educational consultants that helped us with th

. >> reporter: for leonard and anthony regalia, becoming firefighters has been a lifetime in the making by the best, be prepared for the worst. >> reporter: the brothers are part of fdny's latest training class, but for them it's not just a job, it's a way of life. >> i really want to be like that, helping people. fdny ran in the family. >> reporter: they say their passion for helping others stems interest their father, leonard j. regalia, like manny's dad. >> growing up my father was superhero to me. >> reporter: it's a family legacy, a proud but painful one. >> september 11th this year was definitely different for me. >> reporter: how? >> it gave me a different outlook on it. now going through the training and understanding the job, it gives a little sense of clarity that i didn't really have growing up. >> reporter: how old were you guys on 9/11? >> i was 10. >> and i was 7. >> i was 7. >> i was 9. >> reporter: mark and rebecca asaro's father, carl asaro was a firefighter when he died on 9/11. >> i remember that morning. he came in my room early morning to go to work, and that he bro

christopher leonard was a busy man at the end of last week. taking reporter calls, wrote a couple pieces for the new york times and cnn business. they spent eight years and cook koshland and the extraordinary empire in the poem political network has put together by david coke and his older brother charles based hundred hours on the road in wichita. anybody had a chance to read the book? >> so you will not understand, you'll know immediately when you get into it as you get into it it is daunting when you pick it up. it's encyclopedic, 574 pages and that's before you get to the notes and the appendix and then acknowledgments. but they have written a 574 page page turner. as a former journalist, i am inspired by how deeply researched this book is. by the degree of detail that he is packed into it, despite his limited access to company executives including koch industry mastermind. it's so obsessively written, it's fastening, dramatic and at the very top of the checklist, it is fair. maybe more than some people would like. new york times said in i

roslyn.king toward a beautiful,beautiful afternoon. 79 degrees at big national and upper marble at 67 and leonard town looking at 60 near 70 in 6philipsburg and middle in winchester and autumn is just ouaround the corner. rse, this weekend it is going to be our last full weekend of summer. even though we will make that m on monday, still plenty of warm weather to enjoy for the mntth of september ao october. the dew point what the level of moisture in the air, only the mid-40s to lower 50s but that is why fl so great also. attic calls off toward the west of us. once again, we do stay dry for the remainder of the afternoon. in the evening hours if you have outdoor dinner plans with talking about outdoor plants and afterschool sports for the middle 70s but lots of sunshine and it is going to be a coar t tomorrow. even cold for some considering how warm past summer and the district rs le that it not dastytlaonghe lg himaaboute thtown monday night. you can watch the game right temperatures pretty fantastic. 9:00 p.m. in the upper 70s and middle 70s by the time the game wraps up. hopefullat with a win.

trade policy, we want to bring in bloomberg trade reporter jamie leonard.ght now from d.c. we just heard from the president that china is doing poorly, china once to make a deal. we heard kudlow earlier on fox news say that the mood has softened between the negotiators. what do we know right now with regards to where these talks stand? reporter: talks are ongoing today, and started yesterday with a full day on the deputies level, so the deputy ustr under lighthizer and the vice minister of finance from china, who have been talking and setting the scene for the principals sitting down in october. we don't know the date yet for that meeting, but it will happen. there's no signs that that will be called off, but it is really a question of how far can the deputies advance the agenda. we seen in the past that it really breaks down if lighthizer isn't at the table. we hear this for multiple people. peter navarro, larry kudlow. they always deferred to lighthizer and what he thinks of the talks because he's ultimately the one who will brief the president on the sta

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stu leonard ceo, stu leonard disagrees with that.he growing trend, grocery stores are not going anywhere. his is an event in the new york, new jersey, connecticut area, he can claim that. >> it's a family business. >> right. >> i have to bank on the fact retailing is here today. neil: but you do have delivery? >> we started with instacart. they will deliver person's groceries, order it on line, deliver it. it is 3% of sales right now, growing at about 50%. neil: do the customers pay surcharge for that convenience through instacart, right? >> through -- neil: but you don't pay it? >> no, we have milk at 1.99 a half gallon. say, 2%. 13% extra would cost you a quarter delivered to your house. neil: has it expanded your business doing that? >> you know, i don't know that. i know a lot of customers said i didn't have time to run over to buy stuff. i think it helped 50% growing it and 50% people who were going to come anyway. neil: when you're delivering food you have to be fast at it. >> i know. neil: not one of those things you can wait

stew leonard, jr., will be there to talk about it next.. ♪ liberty, liberty, liberty, liberty ♪ 2,000 fence posts. 900 acres. 48 bales. all before lunch, which we caught last saturday. we earn our scars. we wear our work ethic. we work until the work's done. and when it is, a few hours of shuteye to rest up for tomorrow, the day we'll finally get something done. ( ♪ ) david: tinder, the dating app is getting into showbusiness. lauren simonetti with us. >> you're laughing. david: what kind of show, as ashley pointed out rightly there was "the dating game." ashley: back in the '70s. >> i've been trying to track it down with match. i see all morning but there will be a apocalyptic tinder show about love. would you watch that on continueder? david: i might be tempted to tune in at least once. i don't know if i would be a regular. >> matters how good the stories are. they apparently wrapped up filming last month in mexico city. it's a series, original content. why are the dating people getting into original video? airbnb is trying to do the sam

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. >> last night at the opening of a new stew leonards super market in new jersey martha told us felicity can get through it. >> if you believe in yourself, everything will be fine. >> speaking of women who believe in themselves, i'm joined by the one and only hannah brown. hannah b. if you know her. "dancing with the stars" debuted last night. how are you feeling? >> i feel great except for my entire body. >> hurting? >> yeah. we're gonna talk about all that, but how do you feel about brad pitt? >> he's great. >> he's single. >> don't try to ship me. >> i'm shipping you. >> he brought his new movie ad "ad astra" to d.c. last night. our brooke anderson was there and noticed brad was without his favorite accessory. >> no news boy cap tonight? i've been loving that style. >> yeah. well, it's pure laziness i will admit. >> yeah, can't say we blame brad. fresh off his worldwide tour promoting "once upon a time in hollywood" brad is hard at work promoting his latest flick "ad astra." brad was recently a surprise guest at kanye's sunday service. >> so how did that come about and the people want

>>the sister of los angeles clippers superstar kawhi leonard is accused in a deadly robbery police in riverside arrested commission williams and another woman for the alleged assault and murder of an 84 year-old woman. the woman was found unconscious in a casino bathroom late last month she died from her injuries at a hospital a few days later, investigators say they used surveillance footage to identify the suspects. williams next court appearance is expected in. later this month. usc campus gynecologist has surrendered his medical license as he faces charges of sexually assaulting patients under his care. the medical board of california says the surrender of george tyndall's license became effective september 5th. tindall is accused of inappropriately touching 16 women while he was a gynecologist at the school's campus health clinic. he worked there for nearly 30 years. kendall has been charged with 29 counts of sex-crimes 18 counts of sexual-assault and 11 counts of sexually battery. he's pleaded not guilty. if convicted tindall could get 53 years in prison. >>news tonight. preside

was a navy officer who was suspended from his navy command over his alleged involvement in the fat leonard scandal which we've covered quite a bit on the show. the biggest navy bribery scandal involving lots of money and lots of classified information and lots of hookers and lots of really expensive meals at terrible sounding restaurants. this guy was suspended from his navy command because of his alleged involvement in the fat leonard bribery scandal in the navy. nevertheless when the trump administration took office in 2017, they decided that that's the guy they would hire to the senior role in fema. did they ask the military why it guy had been suspended from his navy command by any chance before they hired him? i don't know. any mystery around that part of the guy's past would have been cleared up this past year in august when he was indicted by a federal grand jury for his alleged involvement in that navy bribery scheme. he was arrested thereafter. the number one person assigned to oversee restoration of power in puerto rico, the restoration of the power grid in puerto rico, that pers

. >> joining me now is dan leonard in massachusetts and also with my former press secretary marsha captrin. the storm is changing minute to minute. what can floridians expect based on where the storm is seeming to be heading? >> you said it earlier, west at 1 miles per hour. it is essentially stationery. it has been over grand bahama all night and into the morning. and even though that is really bad news for grand bahama obviously, it is good news for the east coast of gof florida. it needs fuel and that fuel comes in the form of heat energy from the ocean. and if it is staying over the same spot for this long, it is exhausting that fuel. so it is up welling the cooler waters, and that is why we have seen it weaken to a category 4 and i expect continued weakening over the next 12 to 24 hours. so this is a bit of a good news for the east coast of florida up through the carolinas. >> and help us understand the protocol for the department of homeland security during a storm like this, one expected to last really throughout the week. >> yes, it will last. we still don't know what it will do. y

(susan n) leonard was afraid he never thought it would be copd. you always think you have more time than you do. and you really don't. (announcer) you can quit. call 1-800-quit-now for help getting free medication. pain happens. saturdays happen. aleve it. aleve is proven better on pain than tylenol. when pain happens, aleve it. all day strong. >>> we're going to turn next tonight to the bird strike emergency north of the border a passenger jet forced to make an emergency landing moments after takeoff. passengers watching flames shoot out of an engine. abc's david kerley covers aviation. >> reporter: this is what passengers saw just as they took off. >> fire! fire! >> reporter: tonight, recounting their fear. >> i started seeing flames coming out of the right engine. >> reporter: moments earlier, the 737 hit as many as four geese as it raced down the runway. >> bang, bang. the lights would go out, come back on. and it was like, this is strange. >> so i just started yelling, "there's fire! fire right engine." >> reporter: it's called a compressor s

light heavyweight world champion survey in november he wins he would join the likes of sugar ray leonard thomas hearns and mike mccollum as just the 4th a boxer the win world titles at junior middleweight and light heavyweight. as the but i mean it's a great challenge for me the bigger guy however i feel bigger guys before it's a great challenge so we'll see how it turns out on november 2nd. the united states had began their gold medal count at the wrestling world championships in kazakstan last year jakarta winchesters suffered heartbreak losing narrowly in the semifinals and bronze medal match this time though she held off the really game area of japan to win the women's 55 telegram title the victory guarantees her a 2nd round bye for the tokyo 2020 olympics. and finally an epic journey to tell you about 2 adventurous have finally arrived at the rugby world cup and they cycled from london to tokyo to get their run rutland and james owens completed a journey through 27 countries and over 20000 kilometers to deliver the opening match whistle to the referee at tokyo stadium they started t

carrying a photograph of his great uncle, leonard plant, along with his medal. it whilst perhaps we still have veterans who would've been there on the day, are still around to share that experience with us. this week, hundreds of british and nato troops have been preparing to mark the 75th anniversary of operation market garden. go! a bold but flawed plan to seize a series of bridges to break through to germany and bring an end to the war. this, a tiny fraction of what was on that september day in 1944, one of the largest airborne assaults in history. file: and the red devils of the skies do not count the cost. they proudly offer life itself in their bold attempt to strike the short route to berlin. the british furthest north at arnhem soon ran into trouble. more than 1,500 were killed and 6,500 taken prisoner. among those captured wasjotheffries. he's now 97 but he returns each year to remember his band of brothers. every year, i come back, because i like to know, when i come back, that i go to the graves and it's memories that... so many men wiped out. i could

carrying a photograph of his great uncle, leonard plant, along with his medal.still around to share that experience with us. this week, hundreds of british and nato troops have been preparing to mark the 75th anniversary of operation market garden. go! a bold but flawed plan to seize a series of bridges to break through to germany and bring an end to the war. this, a tiny fraction of what was on that september day in 19aa, one of the largest airborne assaults in history. file: and the red devils of the skies do not count the cost. they proudly offer life itself in their bold attempt to strike the short route to berlin. the british furthest north at arnhem soon ran into trouble. more than 1,500 were killed and 6,500 taken prisoner. among those captured wasjotheffries. he‘s now 97 but he returns each year to remember his band of brothers. every year, i come back, because i like to know, when i come back, that i go to the graves and it‘s memories that... so many men wiped out. i couldn‘t believe it. the goal of capturing the bridge here at arnhem ultimately failed.

leonard was only 4 years old the time sarah just 3 months old.to meet sweat says he never gave up being reunited with his sister and he's very excited to be a big brother. >>ok i'm marty we're looking for a big change happening here whether or not today, it's pretty much business as usual that business temperatures approaching at around 100 we're looking at careful steps you're not careful boom sunday, home into monday by the way beside the scattered clouds let's throw in there may be a chance of a few showers just sure why make it 2 in the morning hours predawn we have some nice wet roads and there's their oil on the pavement all mystic whether has so get over to caution your monday morning there may be plan a little bit of extra time windshield wipers make sure they're operating i know it's been forever try spider webs and wind chill percent to one point the rest the weekend to 70 story groovy and we're mostly sunny on the wednesday and thursday some scattered clouds by friday things start to warm back up again, 91 ok so we really have a roller

he carried with him a photo of his great uncle, leonard plant, along with his medal. he jumped in on the first wave and the following day was killed. this is one of the last opportunities to do it whilst perhaps we still have veterans who would have been there on the day, they are still around to share that experience with us. hundreds attended today's ceremony, among them, the few surviving veterans. every year, i come back, because i like to know when i come back that i go to the graves, and it is the memories that... so many men wiped out. i couldn't believe it. shown by the mortar sergeant, who, with a wry smile, declared to his mates on their way into captivity... 75 years on, young and old, remembering those who died in one of the most daring missions of the second world war. extraordinarily remembrance. now it's time for a look at the weather with sarah keith lucas. saturday was a glorious day of summer saturday was a glorious day of summer —like weather across much of the uk with temperatures in the mid 20s and we saw highs of 27 celsius in anglesey during sat

world champion surrogate call of love in november if he wins he would join the likes of sugar ray leonard thomas urns and mike mccallum just a 4th boxer to win world titles at junior middleweight and light heavyweights this isn't it but i mean it's a great challenge for me to be the bigger guy however i feel bigger guys for the great challenge so we'll see how it turns out on november 2nd. the united states began their gold medal count at the wrestling world championships in kazakstan last year to car winchesters suffered horribly losing narrowly in the semifinals and bronze medal match this time though she held off a really game may now be irony of japan to win the women's 55 telegram title the victory guarantees her a 2nd round bye for the tokyo 2026. and finally an epic journey to tell you about 2 adventurous and finally arrived at the rugby world cup they cycled from london to tokyo to get their wrong right leg and james owens completed a journey through 27 countries and over 20000 kilometers to deliver the opening match whistle to the referee at the tokyo stadium the start of the jou

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