mr. between said it was ready to stop the fighting one day for the ukrainian army. i got the order to stop fighting. what do you think about this d? so statement by yeah, we have between when 1st of all, i think to why that one should praise the commitment and the courage of presidents and ski and also the people of ukraine and it's army. and one says that there is the objective of ending the war by the end of the year. you know that the war has been going on for 4 months. and the end of the year is a long time to go. but we still have to hope and i do hope, forcefully, that we can bring the war to an end by the end of the year. but there's one thing that is for sure, for sure, cannot and should not winn prison, preteen clarified something that i've already said. and this has really, really means that there is normal ambiguity as at the beginning of the conflict when there was some discussion is we had the impression on the bidding that are putting wanted to negotiate, but not the aggression of russia. ukraine has one objective for present putin that ukraine really

for this it is necessary that the negotiating teams first resume their work, as for the meeting between mr. zelensky and the president of the russian federation many times. we explained it all. uh, zelensky wants a meeting for the sake of a meeting. he, uh, he has seven fridays for the week, he has already stated more than once. i will talk to the negotiations to resume. only if the russians withdraw their contingents to the line on 24 february. well, this is an absolutely frivolous approach. in addition, it completely contradicts the initiatives that the ukrainian delegation itself put forward on march 29. here in istanbul, therefore, such throwing. uh, we observe several times a day and uh, we proceed from the fact that you first need to have a meeting room. uh, resumed the work of the ball. on the side of the ukrainians for almost 2 months mid- april since then, we have not received any feedback. that, in fact, is all, and the goals the military operation that is now being carried out, they are well known to everyone. they have been announced and they will be achieved. our correspondent

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post-war reconstruction of our country . very much for the development of relations between our countries of slovenia, mr. prime minister dove agreed that we can strengthen cooperation between our countries, thanked for consistent support apply for ukraine moldova spoke with the president, they mutually supported each other on the eve of a possible meeting of the european council and we will help each other to pass this path faster the path to the european union today i spoke again with the president of lithuania gta expressed his full support to him in connection with the situation around kaliningrad oblasts of russia tomorrow i will continue such a marathon, we must ensure the maximum support of our state in a key european decision, we are waiting, we are waiting tomorrow evening, the occupiers seven rockets were fired at mykolaiv, luckily there were no casualties , five people were injured, there were strikes and there are victims in kharkiv oblast, they shelled the border areas of chernihiv and sumy in donbas, a massive air artillery strike, the goal of the invaders in this direction is unchanged, th

mr sackur, this depends on whether you want to accept everything that is said by someone. my point to you is, what is the difference betweenand the two persons executed in the us in october 2021? surely, surely you should be holding yourself to a universally high standard. you are a minister who has talked about making sure that compassion is at the centre of thejudicial system in singapore. so it's no good pointing to other countries which may have their own flaws. i'm asking you to look at this on its merits. on its merits, this is the point i will make. this is a man who brought in drugs in order to make money. he had the workings of a criminal mind. his own psychiatrist confirmed that he was not intellectually disabled, and... look at the context. we are talking about saving lives. what do i mean? in the 1990s, we were arresting about 6,000 people per year. 30 years later, today, there are more drugs around the region. there are... singapore is wealthier. afghanistan and myanmar are among the largest producers of drugs in the world. we are a logistics centre. we would be completely swamped. the undoc... unodc said that

and we're hearing about events and conversations that took place in the oval office, for example, between mrpence, we're hearing detail that we haven't heard before, and we're hearing about the anger coming from donald trump against his vice president, who had made it very clear that he wasn't going to go along with the president's plan. you're watching newsday on the bbc. still to come on the programme: the race is on to stop the plunder of rich peatlands in central africa and the release of damaging carbon dioxide. there was a bomb in the city centre. a code word known to be one used by the ira was given. army bomb experts were examining a suspect van when there was a huge explosion. the south african parliament has destroyed the foundation of apartheid by abolishing the population registration act, which, for a0 years, forcibly classified each citizen according to race. just a day old, and the royal baby is tonight sleeping in his cot at home. early this evening, the new prince was taken by his mother and father to their apartment in kensington palace. germany's parliament, i the bundesta

and you also described a brief meeting between mr or nato and mr. meadows on the potential for violence. the meeting was on january 4th, they were talking about the potential for violence on january 6. let's listen to a clip of that testimony. remember mr or not, i had talked to him about intelligence reports. i remember mister and i was coming in saying that we had in power report saying that there could potentially be violence on this on the sick. you also told us about reports of violence and weapons at the secret service were receiving on the night of january 5th and throughout the day on january 6th. is that correct? that's correct. there are reports that police in washington d. c. had arrested several people with fire arms or ammunition falling, a separate pro, trump rally and freedom plaza on the evening of january 5th. or those some of the reports that you recall hearing about. they are. of course, the world now knows that the people who attacked the capital on january 6th at many different types of weapons. when a president speaks, the secret service typically requires those at

as for the meeting between mr. zelensky and the president of the russian federation , we have explained all this many times. uh, zelensky wants a meeting for the sake of a meeting. he, uh, he has seven fridays for the week he has already stated repeatedly. i will talk to the negotiations to resume. only if the russians withdraw their contingents to the line on 24 february. well, this is an absolutely frivolous approach, moreover, completely contradicting the theme of the initiatives that the ukrainian delegation itself put forward march 29. here in istanbul, therefore , such throwing, and we observe every day several times a and e, we proceed from the fact that at first it is necessary that the negotiating teams e, resume the work of the ball. on the side of the ukrainians for almost 2 months since april. we didn't get any backlash. here, as a matter of fact. that's all, but the goals of the military operation that are being carried out now are well known to everyone, they have been announced, and they will be achi

they insist on cash meetings between the heads of the two states, as for the meetings between mr.president of the russian federation many times. we explained it all. uh, zelensky wants a meeting for the sake of a meeting. he, uh, he has 75 spots for the week, and he 's stated multiple times. i will talk to the negotiations to resume. only if the russians withdraw their contingents to the line on 24 february. well, this is an absolutely frivolous approach. moreover, completely contradicting the theme of the initiatives that the ukrainian delegation itself put forward on march 29. here in istanbul therefore, we observe such throwing several times daily and, uh, we proceed from the fact that first it is necessary that the negotiating teams, uh, resume the work of the ball. on the side of the ukrainians for almost 2 months in mid-april since then. we didn't get any backlash. eh, that's, strictly speaking, that's all, and the goals of the military operation that is being carried out now are well known to everyone. they have been announced and they will achieved turkey insists on a peac

mrs. thomas. talking about the text exchanges between mrs. thomas in november and white house chief of staff mark meadows. i'll read one from november 10th. ginni thomas writing to mark meadows. you are the leader with him who is standing for america's constitutional governance at the precipice. the majority knows biden on the left is attempting the greatest heist of our history. those are the words of the text from ginni thomas. will the committee hear in some form from mrs. thomas? >> yeah, willie. it's not just those text messages the committee has obtained from ginni thomas. she also was e-mailing with john eastman, the architect of the legal crew working closely with the former president to try to implement this plan to overturn the results of the election by having the state legislators create these phony electors. ginni thomas was directly involved, e-mailing state legislators in arizona, encouraging them to sign onto it. we have heard by all indications that the committee has much more than we have yet to uncover about her communicati

still not insisting on a personal meeting between the heads of the two states, as for the meeting between, mrpeatedly explained all this to the russian federation. uh, zelensky wants a meeting for the sake of a meeting. he has him seven fridays for a week, he has already stated more than once. i will talk to the negotiations to resume. only if the russians remove their own, contingents on the line on february 24th. well, this is an absolutely frivolous approach. in addition, it is completely contrary to the initiatives that the ukrainian delegation itself put forward on march 29. here in istanbul, therefore, such throwing, and we observe every day several times a and e, we proceed from the fact that at first it is necessary that the negotiating teams e, resume the work of the ball. on the side of the ukrainians for almost 2 months since april. we didn't get any backlash. but in fact, that's all, and the goals of the military operations currently underway. they are well known to everyone, they have been announced and they will be achieved. turkey insists on a peaceful resolution of the situati

congress, and we are hearing about events and conversations that took place in the oval office between mrhearing detail that we have not heard before, and we are hearing about the anger coming from donald trump against his vice president, had made it very clear that he wasn't going to go along with the president's plan. to go along with the president's lan. �* ., , to go along with the president's ian, �* ., , ., ~' to go along with the president's ian, , ., ~' to go along with the president's plan. peter bowes, thank you very much for putting — plan. peter bowes, thank you very much for putting that _ plan. peter bowes, thank you very much for putting that into - much for putting that into perspective and giving us all the very latest. you're watching newsday on the bbc. still to come on the programme: the race to stop the plunder of rich peatlands in central africa and the release of damaging carbon dioxide. there was a bomb in the city centre. a code word known to be one used by the ira was given. army bomb experts were examining a suspect van when there was a huge explosion. the south

questioning georgia's top election officials including about this recorded phone call from january 2nd between mr. trump and secretary of state brad raffensperger. >> i just want to find 11,780 votes, which is one more than we have, because we won the state. >> there were no votes to find. that was an accurate count that had been certified. >> reporter: a former georgia election worker and her mother caught up in a bogus conspiracy theory about illegal votes, attacked by mr. trump on the same call. >> there is nowhere i feel safe, nowhere. do you know how it feels to have the president of the united states to target you, but he targeted me, lady ruby. >> garrett joins me now. garrett, what can we expect to hear in the next hearing on thursday? >> reporter: well, lester, it will focus on what the committee says is mr. trump's effort to use the department of justice to overturn the election results with several top former doj officials set to testify. the committee hasn't announced anything beyond that. >> and, garrett, there is some movement on the senate's bipartisan gun bill. what can you tell u

mr. zelensky from her last performances, when he categorically refused. uh, uh, the solution to the problem of booby-trapped ports. and ukraine, regarding the meeting betweenensky and the president of the russian federation, we have explained all this many times. uh, zelensky wants a meeting for the sake of a meeting. he, uh, he has seven fridays for the week he has already stated repeatedly. i will talk to the negotiations to resume. only if the russians withdraw their contingents to the line on 24 february. well, this is an absolutely frivolous approach. we are ready to apply all necessary efforts to resume the negotiation process. as it happened in antaria, istanbul, i want to note that mr. erdogan spoke about president putin and president zelensky that turkey is ready to become a meeting place for the presidents of russia and ukraine. in particular, in ukraine, we are talking about the tone of statements by ukrainian politicians and diplomats that, in addition to grain, russia has already managed to sell out of what was stolen in ukraine. once again, apart from the grain stolen in ukraine, russia has already managed to sell you all the time. where to s

border patrol has between the ports of entry -- >> okay, all right. then mr. i'm, good to ask you the same question. do you believe that border securities related directly to national security? >> sir, yes i do. >> okay, thank you. do you believe we have a signal between our ports of entry too? >> i believe we do, we have vulnerabilities. >> okay, that's one. now, mr. flores, you testified that last year that 11,200 pounds of fentanyl was seized between both of the ports of entry and between ports of entry:, correct? >> all right. now we have 4000 gotaways, we think, that people were not caught at the southern border that committed united states, possibly as many as 800,000. and many of them were carrying backpacks. so what is the average amount of the fentanyl seizure? coming from 11,200 pounds on an annual basis, what's the average amount that border protection seizes? >> congressman, thank you for the question. you mean procedure. >> per seizure, yes, per seizure. >> so that will vary depending on the type of the more that was being transferred, smuggled, th

russia and ukraine regarding the meeting between uh, mrzelensky and the president of the russian federation, we have repeatedly explained all this. uh, zelensky wants a meeting for the sake of a meeting. he, uh, he has seven fridays for the week he has already stated repeatedly. i will talk to resume negotiations. only if the russians withdraw their contingents to the line on 24 february. well, this is an absolutely frivolous approach. we are ready to make every necessary effort to resume the negotiation process. as it was in antalya istanbul, i want to note that mr. erdogan spoke about president putin and president zelensky that turkey is ready to become a meeting place for the presidents of russia and ukraine, a question sounds from ukrainian journalists, lavrov does not avoid answering that, in addition to grain, russia has already managed to sell from the stolen in ukraine, that you all the time your head hurts about where, what to steal. yes, you think everyone does. i answer you. we are engaged in the implementation of the goals that

tom: one analyst is looking for a great bargain between mr.en and the royal family in saudi arabia step senior economist at wells fargo. let me talk about fully employed america. which america is fully employed? >> when you look at what part of america's fully employed, the job demand we are seeing is brought based. we see it across various sectors whether is the professional services and in terms of some of the lower paying service sectors where we have seen the hours got an overall, we look at the unemployment rate which is broader and includes those part-time time for economic reasons. that is near record lows as well so by and large, i think you are seeing a tight labor market right now. tom: i'm getting told by people that the chairman of the reserve once the unemployment rate to go up. who in america should lose their job so the unemployment rate goes up? >> that's why it's politically sensitive and wife fed officials will never out and say it. they do need the labor market to cool and that will probably cool the unemployment rate and co

mr. zakari, since last september when i was in new york and also recently in the munich security conference and also on the path of the indirect talks between my colleague, and mr. maura and unofficial exchange of messages, we are facing repeatedly this request from the united states. let's see-- let's sit down and talk directly on the remaining issues, including fto. i have said that if mr. biden is-- he's giving us messages. if he really has good intentions and if his intentions are genuine, he should show this on the ground. they ask me how do you expect him to show this. just take a look at jcpoa, okay, we are -- we're having this big nuclear achievements, we have to bring them to a halt. what is the united states going to do ultimately? they have imposed sanctions on us and they have frozen their assets. they're not going to pay anything for us from their own pockets. they're just going to release our own assets, things that are rightfully ours. they're going to return them to us. they're not going to pay anything from their own pockets, as the best scenario, this is going to happen. so, we told them if you're talking direct talks then

enough in kiev. they insist on a physical meeting, the heads of the two states, as for the meeting between uh, mrnsky and the president of the russian federation many times. we explained it all. uh, zelensky wants a meeting for the sake of a meeting. he, uh, he has 7.5 places for a week, he has already stated several times. i will talk to the negotiations to resume. only if the russians withdraw their contingents to the line on 24 february. well, this is an absolutely frivolous approach. in addition, the topic is completely contradictory to the initiatives that the ukrainian delegation itself put forward on march 29. here steel. therefore, such throwing, uh, we observe every day several times uh, and. e, we proceed from the fact that at first it is necessary that the negotiating teams, e, resume the work of the ball. on the side of the ukrainians for almost 2 months mid-april since then. we didn't get any backlash. eh, that's, strictly speaking, that's all, and the goals of the military operation that is being carried out now are well known to everyone. they have been announced and they will be a

mr. tarrio and mr.rhodes and certain other individuals in that garage. >> so what you're saying is you filmed the meeting betweenio and oath keepers leader stuart rhodes? >> indeed. >> you could not hear what was said but and cording the indictment of mr. tarrio, a participant reference the capitol. amy: house january 6 committee chair bennie thompson questioning british filemaker nick quested who was embedded with the proud boys on january 6 . the other witness who testified live during thursday's primetime hearing was capitol police officer caroline edwards, who suffered a traumatic brain injury as she tried to hold the line outside the capital. she was with officer brian sicknick who she set appeared to have been sprayed in the face, was extremely pale, who then died the next day. edwards testified the pro-trump mob included proud boys leader joseph biggs, who is now facing federal seditious conspiracy charges. at the hearing, number of police officers and sicknick's fiancÉ sat behind caroline edwards as she testified. >> the tables started turning. what is now the arizona group, the crowd with orange pads, t

understanding the needs of ukraine, we can really do a lot to develop relations between our states in slovenia, we agreed with mran strengthen cooperation between our countries. he thanked for the consistent support of the candidate for ukraine. moldova spoke with the president. to the european union today, he again spoke with the president of lithuania gta san privately expressed his full support in connection with the situation around the kaliningrad region of russia tomorrow continued such a marathon, we must ensure maximum support of our state in a key european decision, we are waiting, we are waiting tomorrow evening, the occupiers fired seven rockets at mykolaiv, luckily

mrs. johnson's white house restoration efforts, we also learned an awful lot about her relationship between mrs. kennedy and the johnson's, which is somewhat different from a lot of public perceptions. and how the restoration of these two first ladies reflected their personalities. we also learned about mrs. johnson's very substantive efforts that really have not been given that much credit, so like the points julia was making earlier in terms of other issues that she wasn't given as much credit on. the two couples came from very different backgrounds. the kennedys, of course, were raised in a background of eastern privilege, surrounded by art and culture. the johnsons, from texas rural environment, surrounded by nature. these different backgrounds definitely influenced their taste and what they stressed in their restoration efforts. slide two, please. during the vice presidential years, mrs. kennedy asked vice president johnson for help with white house restoration. she wanted three victorian chandeliers that had hung in the grand white house, but had later been transferred to the capitol

mr. jacob, during that meeting between the president and vice president, what there is dr. eastman present regarding the role of the vice president counting the electoral votes? >> during the meeting on january 4th, mr. eastman was opining that there were two legally viable arguments as to authorities that the vice president could exercise two days later on january six. one of them was that he could reject electoral votes outright. the other was that he could use his capacity as presiding officer to suspend the proceedings and declare, essentially, a ten-day recess. during which states that he deemed to be disputed, there is a list of 5 to 7 states, the exact number change from conversation a conversation, but that the vice president could issue a demand to the state legislatures and those states to re-examine the election and declare who had won each of those states. so, he said that both of those were legally viable options. he said that he did not recommend, upon questioning, he did not recommend what he called a more aggressive option. which was reject it right. because

what around of tripod talks this afternoon between turkey, mr. one and the leaders in sweden clearly produced a breakthrough. the 3 signed a memorandum, a memorandum quote, to extend their full support against threats to each other's security. jen stilton burg hailing the successful search for common ground, he said nato has resolved its differences. now. turkey had been the only hold out among the 32 members against this bid by sweden and finland to join on the basis. mister, where do i am said of the 2 nordic countries providing a safe haven for kurdish militant groups. it is not clear exactly what has been agreed here in terms of addressing that particular issue, nor is it entirely clear whether perhaps some other concessions may have been part of the deal. what we do know, of course, is that this allows nato to put forward a united front in the face of russian aggression. and that is actually the core and central to the aims of this summit. not just a united front, but an expanded front with 2 new members. now mister stockton book saying the

as for the meeting between mr.ensky and the president of the russian federation , we have explained all this many times. uh, zelensky wants a meeting for the sake of a meeting. he, uh, he has seven fridays for the week he has already stated repeatedly. i will talk to the negotiations to resume. only if the russians withdraw their contingents to the line on 24 february. well, this is an absolutely frivolous approach. moreover, it is completely contrary to those initiatives which the ukrainian delegation itself put forward on march 29. here in istanbul, therefore, such throwing. e, we observe several times a and e every day, we proceed from the fact that at first it is necessary for the negotiating teams, e, to resume the work of the ball. on the side of the ukrainians for almost 2 months since april. we didn't get any backlash. here, in fact, that's all. and hmm, the goals of the military operation that are now being carried out are well known to everyone, they have been announced and they will be achieved. also tha

he also describes a brief meeting between mr. or noto and mr. meadows and the potential for violence. the meeting was january 4. there were talking about the potential for violence january 6. let's listen to a clip of that testimony. >> remember mr. ornado had talked about intelligence reports. intel reports saying there potentially be violen on the sixth. >> you also told us about reports of violence and weapons of secret service were receiving the night of january 5, and throughout the day january 6. is that correct? >> that's correct. >> there are reports police and washington, d.c. arrested several people with firearms or ammunion's following a separate pro-trump rally the evening of january 5. are those are reports you recall hearing about? >> they are. >> of course, the world now knows the people who attacked the citol january 6 had my different types of weapons. when a presint speaks, the secret service typically requires those attending to pass throh metal detectors, known as magnetometers, mags, for short. the select committee has learn

2019, a fellow clerk, jennifer hall, recalled sitting in judge boggs's bookshelf lined chambers between mr. cipollone and another clerk, steven vaughan, now a trade lawyer in washington. they would yell at each other over me, she recalled, listening to rush limbaugh. pat cipollone and his wife were close friends with foxes laura ingraham, and have ten children. he was making a few million dollars as a lawyer a year before joining the trump white house and he is surely making at least that much now. the good news is, pat cipollone is a lawyer, which means he knows that fighting the subpoena in court is hopeless. but the bad news is, he is a ditto head. rush limbaugh fondly called his devoted audience ditto, ditto heads meaning they just said ditto to everything, every crazy thing rush limbaugh said. pat saponi is as hard-core conservative as anyone who worked in the trump white house. he was part of the defense team when donald trump's first impeachment trial in the united states senate. he saw nothing wrong with donald trump trying to extort ukraine's president zelenskyy by asking presiden

and you also described a brief meeting between mr. ornato and mr. meadows on the potential for violence. the meeting was on january 4. they were talking about the potential for violence on january 6. let's listen to a clip of that testimony. >> i remember mr. ornato had talked to him about intelligence reports. i just remember mr. ornato comi in and saying that we had intel reports saying that there could potentially be violence on e 6th. >> you also told us about reports of violence and weapons that the secret service were receiving on the night of january 5 and throughout the day january 6. is that correc >> that is correct. >> there are reports that police in washington, d.c., had arrested several people with firearms or ammunition following a separate pro-trump rally in freedom plaza on the evening of january 5. are those some of the reports that you recall hearing about? >> they are. >> of course, the world now knows that the people who attacked the capitol on january 6 had many different types of weapons. when a president speaks, the secret se

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well around a tripartite talks this afternoon between turkey, mr. one and the leaders of finland and sweden clearly produced a breakthrough. the 3 signed a memorandum, a memorandum quote, to extend their full support against threats to each other's security. jim stocum berg, you heard him there hailing the successful search for common ground. he said nato has resolved its differences. now, as you said, that turkey had been the only hold out among the 39 members against this bid by sweden and finland to join on the basis. mister, where do i am said of the 2 noted countries providing a safe haven for kurdish militant groups. as you say, it is not clear exactly what has been agreed here in terms of addressing that particular issue. nor is it entirely clear whether perhaps some other concessions may have been part of the deal. we know, for instance, that mister tuan, seizing the opportunity of the to, to try and squeeze concessions. he's also meeting with president biden on wednesday . he wants to talk about the supply of us, made f 16 fighter jets that

mr. jacob, during that meeting between the president and vice president, what there is dr. eastman present regarding the role of the vice president counting the electoral votes? >> during the meeting on january 4th, mr. eastman was opining that there were two legally viable arguments as to authorities that the vice president could exercise two days later on january six. one of them was that he could reject electoral votes outright. the other was that he could use his capacity as presiding officer to suspend the proceedings and declare, essentially, a ten-day recess. during which states that he deemed to be disputed, there is a list of 5 to 7 states, the exact number change from conversation a conversation, but that the vice president could issue a demand to the state legislatures and those states to re-examine the election and declare who had won each of those states. so, he said that both of those were legally viable options. he said that he did not recommend, upon questioning, he did not recommend what he called a more aggressive option. which was reject it right. because

mr. thompson: thank you. so, what you are saying is you filmed the meeting between mr. enrique tarrio and the oath keepers leader, steward rhodes, right? you could not hear what was said but according to the justice department, the indictment of mr. tarrio, in reference to capital. on january 6, you learned that the proud boys would gather near the rally scheduled to dig place near the white house could what time did you meet up with the proud boys and what was happening when they met? mr. quested: we met up with the proud boys somewhere around 10:30 am and they were starting to walk down the mile easterly direction, towards the capital. there was a large contingent, more than i would expect, and i was confused to a certain extent why we were walking away from the president's speech, because that is what i felt we were there to cover. mr. thompson: so i 10:30 am, that is early in the day, that is even before the president trump had started speaking, am i correct? mr. quested: yes, sir. mr. thompson: how many proud boys would you estimate were marching together to the ca

asia pacific into something we do that sensually european problem limited to the relations between nato and russia. mr. replace new us hypersonic tests, missile test launch in hawaii has failed. not long off the russia demonstration isn't successful use of a hypersonic as grounds missile. what do you make of the parity between these 2 military superpowers, when it comes to such cutting edge weapons, but they look like the americans can keep up with russia? well, we can definitely out, spend russia so that, that notion that a field test would somehow mean the end of america's efforts to develop these weapons for operational uses. you know, absurd, america will continue to poor billions of not tens of billions of not hundreds of billions of dollars into this problem. whether or not they will able to produce a successful weapon is, is, is yet known. i mean we, we only need to take a look at missile defense for the united states is poured hundreds of billions of dollars in the missile defense over the course of many decades. and we still can't field an interceptor capable of taking down a modern icbm. so,

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