tradition that began back in one thousand nine hundred forty five when news reached moscow's that nazi germany had surrendered so people here in the capital found out that this exhausting long arifin war has ended and as you can see it's a tradition that has carried on. your new so through so it's quite difficult to get the scale of what's happening there looking over your shoulder i was with you last year we did a lot of coverage of some of the fireworks were a bit closer to home a bit closer to the red square on the on the banks of the kremlin learn it really not just here free this the scale of it i can assure of you is spectacular displays are equally good this year is just our cameras aren't quite as close as last year that we can see that we're not quite getting there given you know using sounds from it puts another glass as you say it is a huge display and it's been a big day of celebrations has made just to paint a picture for us of how much muscovite some people across russia get involved in this day. this is a tremendous holiday here in russia kevin some twenty seven million

the ground fireworks to moscow closed the commemorations to mark sixty six years since the defeat of nazi germany in this analogy what's the spectacular in the center of moscow. this is the culmination of the celebrations the super probably see behind me hundreds of people have made their way through what's red square onto this bridge just outside the kremlin hundreds if not thousands are gathered watching the culmination of commemorations in the russian capital with this grand firework display just to give you an idea of how grand this display is some thirty salvos from almost one hundred launchers and guns are lighting the sky above moscow as we speak they can be seen it for almost any point we're here on red square they're also seen from victory park where hundreds tens of thousands of people usually cather on this holiday this of course is a tradition that began back in one thousand nine hundred forty five when news reached moscow that nazi germany had surrendered so people here in the capital found out that this exhausting long arifin war has ended and as you can see it's a tradition

to come to believe it into the hands of the german nazis. food metal and all the things they use for war which was then promptly used against the sons of this one to be a club this term because of and effective and we are also we were a country or when used which after nine hundred forty five after the end of the war watched as other countries first of all the united states took advantage of the results of this one cause so in this system the plagues the stories he said certainly important and by diverse it advocates. to my belief. my students were good historians and some of them. understand there are leaders today i'm sure better other winners in war is in general. if we look if we look at two hundred thousand years into history are there real winners in wars where lots. of you know. even to be. not a story. but story of everybody being unbelievably. he was very good to but he ended miserably at the yeah he lost. last i mean i mean you have to understand this kind of cause even though other people. didn't do so the whole thing is to give p

to remember the enormous sacrifices german the second world war and so on our veterans who held the nazi defeat. didn't ukraine the holidays mauled by national institute the local veterans got into it is not secure a vacation possible the best of the country. as nature is ongoing the bombing of libya fails to ease finally gave the lifeline for the throngs the mounting calls to bear raids as triggering protests in some coalition countries. and america's gains on the street mean the only growing military intervention in iraq as speculation grows that the u.s. presence could stretch beyond the withdrawal deadline. a very warm welcome to you this is a lie from moscow with me alice have heard now it's a bittersweet holiday for russia as the country mark sixty six years since defeat of nazi germany twenty seven a million soviet people died in the struggle to repel an invasion and the eventual liberation of europe lost his bid to hold the husband watching the anniversary celebrations. i'm here at victory paul just in the center of moscow where there's that's of people enjoying the summer sunshi

who finds himself fighting against nazi his. one a year after become to believe into the hands of the german. food michael and all the same to you as well because the company used against. this is going to be pakistan because of and the bankruptcy and we're also we were a country of. which after nine hundred forty five after the end of the war watched as other countries first of all the united states took advantage of the results because this is to understand how complex this story is he's extremely important and by the way. that is to my belief of my students who are good historians and some of them. understand their leaders today bunch better other winners in war is in general. if we look if we look a hundred two hundred thousand years into the history our the real winners in wars were not. you know. even to be. is not a story. or a pink story of everybody being unbelievably. he was but but he ended miserably so as the area you are asked you last i mean i mean you have to understand the cause even though other people. didn't l

find them so fighting against nazi is. one a year i've come to believe it into the hands of the german. food metal and all the things the use for war which was then promptly used against . them this is going to repurpose them because of and developing and we're also we were a country or. which after nine hundred forty five after the end of the war watched as other countries first of all the united states took advantage of the results of this cause so in this system the stand so complex the stories he's extremely important. that is to my belief of my students who are good historians and some of them. understand their leaders today better other winners in wars in general. if we look if we look at two hundred thousand years into the history are there real winners in wars we're not i think there are you know. even to be. is not a story. or a kink story of everybody being unbelievably. very day he was killed but he ended miserably so as the area he lost your employer last i mean i mean you have to understand the kind of cause e

baltic mission the least to detail yes under the can mandell nazis. who did massacres and fight it against the red army and begins the civilians during the great opportunity of cool interrupt you in the twenty first century our european government allowing this to happen when they certainly know the atrocities of. the the problem is that they during the soviet years after the second war all this mission the least dick movements there was suppressed. during the guard which of years is explicitly on the break of the soviet union. at the at the west it was a great. cry for the independence from russia of ukrainians of baltics in another former soviet republics so. called independence war fools support it from the united states government and the governments of the western european and eastern european countries. and now the fact is there in the baltic states and in the west ukraine of this is the only and clubs in the world where there are all open men if his station of not so slogans and the practice of the here demonstrations marches slow those writing

a german court has sentenced to ninety one year old man to five years for a nazi war crimes in a death care john demjanjuk was found guilty of helping to murder almost thirty thousand jews during world war two while serving as a guard he's currently been taken to a nursing facility while he appeals as saddens are he's recovering groucho but that some of the relatives who perished are not the relatives of some of those who perished under the nazi regime. you only want through the gates of sabi war once there was no return and like an other concentration camps such as alchemists there was no slave labor people were sent in mediately to their death. he also spoke in jews were welcomed by a band and fiery speeches from the nazi commander sometimes the rapture and even won applause then came an invitation to shower after the long joining but it was all a deadly deception a quarter of a million jews preceded a long chorus part called him parched that was straight to have an s.s. man a score to the victims down the track to the gas chambers only the ukrainian s.s. guards and the german s.s. o

who'd find them so fighting against nazi he's. one of us to become to believe in into the hands of the german. food and all the things they used which was then promptly used against their sense of discipline to repurpose them because of and defecating and we also we were a country or with. which after nine hundred forty four after the end of the war watched as other countries first of all the united states took advantage of the results of this cause so this is the understand. the stories he's extremely important and by divvy it advocates that is to my belief. my students world would be historians and some of them. understand their early today better other winners in a war is in general. if we look if we look a hundred two hundred thousand years into the history are there real winners in wars where not i think they're owed of you know. you can be understood to be. not a story. but pink story of everybody being believe or believe. he was but a bit he ended miserably at the yeah right he lost it clear last i mean i mean you have time

in this part of the mixologist how to raise a glass of the feet also the nazis. the russian billionaires make it to the top three of our british annual rich list find out here they all are and how they got out all seem to come. if. a russian nationalists was sentenced to life in prison this week for murdering a human rights lawyer and a journalist two years ago a jury found intolerance or hatred with the main motives with killing of lawyers that is love not get off you have angered far right groups by supporting me because it is killing is only on our found his accomplice the good game is a link to an outlaw would ultranationalist scream tunnel for was jailed for life by hussies that was given a t.v. years they were also found guilty of murdering journalists and i started. this with my cut off at the time the crime start outrage in russia and reportage. from stories making headlines around the world this sunday now in the egypt internet. tested the sectarian clashes overnight that killed at least twelve people and injured over two hundred the violence erupted rem

contributed to the victory over nazi germany why did it happen because the u.s.s.r. mobilized all its resources and freed not only its own territories but other countries as well. i'm convinced that the soviet union contributed the most to the victory over nazi germany despite the actions of the country's leadership and so you people won the war sacrificing millions of lives. well so here we have these opinions but people certainly know the main thing that we contributed that that that that most of the battles were on the russian soil but there are gaps in the knowledge of russians on day and especially i mean their knowledge of the role of the allies i think. peace reaches present. is a very good to explain. much this knowledge she's lucky because the first sentence in the piece i noticed was the. longest. unbelievably easier we joined the two years. to years in which we not just nearly over and over but because. steve did not seem to come to a lot of materials which then later used against us as a matter of clarity of it as a matter of fact this was this was a very

sixty six years old russia is getting ready to celebrate victory over nazi germany we'll have more on that later in the program. the lead we are now where fighting between pro and anti-government forces has intensified near the city of misrata the last rebel stronghold in the west of the country insurgents have meanwhile backtracked on claims they've reacted they reached where they deal with supply weapons after claiming on saturday that they were expecting a shipment of arms very soon actually deny the claims but said it will provide right here and equipment for civilian self-defense supplying weapons to be banned by a u.n. embargo the outcome of the ongoing civil war is no clear just cried over two thousand nato airstrikes which have not had any decisive impact of thursday the allied international contact group agreed to set up a cash fund for the rebels but russia's foreign minister says this current straits how far the coalition's strain of the u.n. resolution on the air. since the contact group has established itself and now is trying to do it with sponsibility through the intern

cause he's very own mixologist shows us how to raise a glass to the defeat of the nazis.plus two russian billionaires that make it to the top three of a british annual rich list to find out who they are and how they got there. don't come. now a russian nationalist was sentenced to life in prison this week for murdering a human rights lawyer and a journalist two years ago a jury found intolerance and hatred for the main motives for the killing of a lawyer. who had angered far right groups fight supporting liberal causes his killers nikita i'm his accomplice and you have. links to an outlawed ultra nationalist group to snuff was jailed for life while hostis was given eighteen years they were also found guilty of murdering a journalist. who was with mark a lot of the time a crime sparked outrage in russia and uproar. now to some other stories making headlines around the world on this sunday egypt's fragile interim leadership has now been tested with sectarian clashes overnight that killed at least ten people and injured over one hundred the violence erupted when muslims atta

fell in the second world war commemoration of and smoking sixty six years since the victory of the nazis take place nationwide. but in western ukraine war veterans are insulted and assaulted by nationalists who disrupt a memorial service and raise fears of a far right. also as nato is ongoing bombing of libya fails to ease fighting over the lifeline for the kids rather the mounting cost of air raids is triggering protests in some coalition countries. and america's a under scrutiny in the ongoing military intervention in iraq a speculation grows that the u.s. presence there could stretch beyond the withdrawal deadline. for a good evening from australia watching r.t. it's now nine pm my name's kevin owen and first off it is a put a sweet holiday for russia as the country mark sixty six years since defeat of nazi germany twenty seven million soviet people died in a struggle to repel an invasion and secure the eventual liberation of europe and earlier i spoke to our correspondents in this scenario peter all of whom following the day's events here in moscow. people are enjoying this beautiful

head of the program in just a few minutes the day the nazis fell rehearsals artie's paid all of us on red square for. sixty six years on russia's getting ready to celebrate victory in europe and world war two we'll have more on not later in the program. and also find out how to russian billionaires to become the u.k.'s second didn't. think of. as well as being a driving force in the libyan campaign france is also locked into a number of other conflicts since troops are in former colony ivory coast and paris is now showing a strong interest in syria to push a looks at who could be next in line. saw limbs cousin was shot by troops during syria's protests his parents there now live in hiding but he fears france will make things even worse by pullman his country on the pretext of stopping the violence i don't wish to have jets. are not an air force and syria but i. you know it's the same chain of events that brought a war with libya and now on falding it's home first syrian leader bashar al assad was invited for talks in paris as was colonel gadhafi but at the same time france reportedly

stories tonight russia's holdings are celebrations to mark sixty six years since the victory over nazi germany in world war two moscow's festivities began with a military parade which involved a record number of troops marching through red square. and in western ukraine the holidays been marked nationalism physically and verbal assaults and veterans paying tribute to the fallen world war two instance i think the fear is that it's not see glorification is growing area. in other news fighting has intensified in the libyan lifeline port of misrata with nato bombings failing to break the siege of the city it comes as the mounting cost of air raids and the clear aims of the campaign triggered protests in denmark which is a coalition member country. take thirty one pm now moscow time that starts he talks to a leading war story about the soviet contribution to victory over the nazis. day is very special to all russians almost every family in russia has someone who died fighting the nazis to talk about how that war is perceived now more than sixty five years later i'm joined by a professor of

celebrations are held all across russia are marking victory day while ukrainian veterans had to fight the nazis once again after a brutal attack by nationalists during the festivities. we are highlighting the top stories of the week here on our team welcome to the program well thousands are fleeing syria where violence is raging despite the government's promise of a dialogue with the opposition international pressure is mounting on syria over brutal crackdowns on anti-government protesters with some eight hundred killed and more than a thousand arrested over the past couple of months the e.u. and u.s. meantime have imposed sanctions on the country washington even said to be considering declaring president assad's eleven year rule on more full and its artie's a guy nature can report so many believe the u.s. is laying the foundations for drastic action against the regime. who easily international leader and who is not it seems america will this. i align house source said the obama administration is edging closer to declaring assad's ruling syria illegitimate and that it would be just the first th

in the second world war commemoration of events marking sixty six years since the victory over the nazis take place nationwide. but in western ukraine war veterans are insulted assaulted by nationalist superstruct a memorial service and raise fears of a far right search. as nato is ongoing bombing of libya fails to ease fighting over the lifeline port of misrata the counting the cost of air raids is triggering protests in some coalition countries as we report tonight. and america's aims under scrutiny in the ongoing military intervention in iraq is speculation grows that the u.s. presence there stretched beyond the withdrawal deadline. you're watching out the welcome it's eight pm monday evening kevin zero eight and first of all tonight it's a bittersweet holiday for russia as the country marks sixty six years since defeat of nazi germany twenty seven million soviet people died in the struggle to repel an invasion and secure the eventual liberation of europe let's cross live to our correspondents on this now and the people all over the following events for us in moscow evening both here

sixty six years old russia is getting ready to celebrate victory over nazi germany will have more not later in the program. to libya now where the rebels have backtracked on their claims they'll be sold bracken's like italy a rebel official has said on saturday that they were expecting a shipment of arms very soon denied the claims but said it will provide equipment the self defense supplying weapons to libya is done by the embargo the ongoing civil war there has reached stalemate with a pretty perils of a coalition air strikes having so far failed to topple colonel gadhafi on thursday the allied international contact group agreed to set up a cash fun for the rebels but russia's foreign minister says this demonstrates how far the coalition stray from the u.n. resolution on libya. since contact with a group of constant group has established itself and now is trying to take responsibility for the international community policy towards libya should be cautions not only libya we're hearing voices calling for this group to decide what to do in other states in the region we believe that all

and for most europeans may be eight marks one nazi germany surrendered sixty six. solemn remembrance ceremonies supreme held several capitals the sun is also. grander celebrations from what. russia has marked on the night with a traditional military parade right through the heart of red square the head of the country's political elite later research the unknown soldier run by the kremlin meanwhile everything is set for monday's parade as artie's reports it's a hugely important day with the probable exception of new year's eve it's the biggest celebration in the russian calendar now just behind me you can see same puzzles just behind that of course red square now that's closed off at the moment i have however been sneaking a little peek at what's going on through there soldiers from all strata of the russian armed forces looking resplendent in their dress uniforms going through their paces ahead of what should be a fantastic parade as usual on monday now monday they celebrate the the ninth of may victory day victory over over nazi germany victory in here in world wa

plus russia and the world commemorate sixty six years of victory over the nazis but fascist followers in ukraine tarnished the anniversary by attacking war veterans. who are watching r t live from moscow i'm arena joshie welcome to the program this week the u.s. amount of pressure on syria where the state secretary hillary clinton promising to punish bashar also its government over the ongoing violence against protesters some eight hundred people have been killed since the beginning of anti-government demonstrations in the country the european union has already imposed economic sanctions on the regime and as the u.s. threatens tougher measures netty say washington's appetite for intervention is inevitable leading to and maybe an scenario in syria artie's guide to count reports who is a legitimate international leader and who is not it seems america will decide a white house source said the obama administration is edging closer to be clearing assad's ruling syria illegitimate and that it would be just the first there we will continue to work with our international partners in the e.u.

the relatives of some who perished under the nazi regime. you only went through the gates of sobibor once there was no return and like in other concentration camps such as alice ritz there was no slave labor people were sent immediately to their death. b.l. suspecting jews were welcomed by a band and fiery speeches from the nazi commander sometimes the rattray even won applause then came an invitation to shower after the long journey but it was all a deadly deception that a quarter of a million jews proceeded along this chorus called him and parched ass that was straight to have an s.s. man escorted the victims down the track to the gas chambers only the ukrainian s.s. guards and the german s.s. officers were allowed to take up the task they were considered the most well trained and the most reliable among those standing guard was john demjanjuk completed in nearly twenty eight thousand counts of murder many of those he scores had to the gas chambers were children carlos my friend of course i recently received in the refusal to surrender i k

next also he talks to a leading war historian about the soviet contribution to victory over the nazi. victory day is very special to all russians almost every family in russia has someone who died fighting the nazis to talk about how that war is perceived now more than sixty five years later i'm joined by a professor of history and international relations jeffrey roberts from university college cork. who wrote a number of books devoted to the world war two and joseph stalin professor thank you very much for being here now your views are often challenging the widely accepted perceptions let's start with the second world war twenty seven million people lost their lives in what here in russia is called the great patriotic war how many people worldwide do actually know how big this figure is i think it's a shock it's a shock to the people outside of russia from the soviet union that the cost of that war. to go to the statistics are astronomical you compare twenty million soviet with the british it's something mystical something that still united states still the russian prisoners are more

plus russia and the world to commemorate sixty six years of a victory over the nazis but fascist followers in ukraine tanisha the story by attacking a war veterans. watching the weekly here in r.t. you're welcome to it now the unrest in syria may be spilling into neighboring lebanon where over five thousand refugees have fled in past weeks just to escape the violence at home reports say one person has been killed five injured in northern lebanon amid gunfire coming from across the border with syria now this week the u.s. mounted pressure on damascus with secretary of state hillary clinton promising to punish bashar assad's government over the ongoing crackdown against protesters the european union has already imposed economic sanctions on the regime and as the u.s. threatens tough. measures many say washington's top high for intervention is leading to a libyan a scenario in syria. has their story. who is a legitimate international leader and who is not it seems america will decide a white house source said the obama administration is edging closer to declaring assad's ruling syria illegiti

nazi germany victory in here in world war two. now this is a huge day a huge day of celebration in russia at the way it's also a day of remembrance as well remember those who laid down their lives so that we can enjoy the freedoms that we take now all those perforations going ahead right now to make sure that on monday we see a fantastic display of pomp and circumstance well the reason it is celebrated in the ninth on the ninth of may in russia is the eighth of may in western europe and in america is due to the fact that the surrender of nazi germany was signed at a time on the eighth of may in germany which meant that it was actually the ninth here in russia and that's why it's celebrated on the night well although the night is a day of celebration here in russia and some of the country's closest neighbors the world war two in the great patriotic war still call of course the conflict. ukraine is divided once again over its work time history a bitter scandal has a rocketed in the west of the country over the soviet red banner an e

gestures notchy nazi slogans and nazi styled propaganda in the crowd that is a part of course of course from the physical and verbal abuse of the great pressure as it were better and so it came to lay flowers a different cemeteries across town well this is not this sole case we've seen many cases of many similar cases across the some of the post soviet space some countries oppose soviet space like the baltic states between a lot to be aware s.s. marches and glorification of the former s.s. legions has been taking place for the last decade. a lack of knowledge of the brutality of the nazi regime has led to a sharp certain fascist attitudes across the e.u. or to alexander lecturer in international affairs expert. after the announcements all the they are full of multiculturalism in europe france germany and britain and the young people round to europe stop to believe in the ideas of the kind of europe young people feel they are threatened by the influx of migrants into their countries and they are looking for the justification of this decisive dissatisfaction and you store it believe that

on the ninth of may russia commemorated sixty six years since the defeat of nazi germany in the great patriotic war the day kicked off with a traditional parade in red square with twenty thousand troops marching alongside military life spectacle was attended by more veterans and the country's top ranking officials and that of silence was observed in a very of the twenty seven million people who died during the war big three day celebrations also took place in cities across russia and former soviet states however events were marred in western ukraine were violent nationalists attacked veterans artie's i.c.r.c. has the records and how the incidents being seen as part of a far right serve in europe. holiday for millions and still need room for sun unlike most of the two salute region on modern life the secret is simply came and visions displayed of new nazis and. several thousand afternoons from radical nationalist parties book the engines the red army soldiers cemeteries conventional war veterans from gives you insight and plain tributes some of this part of the grange will see my ninth

a victory over nazi germany. the former. on r.g.p. . now with.hello and a very well welcome to the business update greece has become even less creditworthy standard and poor's cut the country's long term rating i two levels single beat the decision came after european finance ministers agreed athens needed more help to avoid a debt restructuring the country's debt is rising as the nation faces record borin costs and here after receiving a one hundred ten billion euro bailout package another cut would make it the lows greatest country in europe with greece already in line with bella ruse. well last week or something of a bloodbath for commodities which suffered the biggest sell off photo here is leading the downward charge was world which lost eight percent on thursday before staging a slight recovery later on jeff king from energy information company plots tells us what's the link are down. it's a combination of factors really i mean we've got some weak. economic data that's come out of the u.s. and germany this week. some of the emerging economi

of course among the people watching who are better and those who took part in this battle against nazi germany some sixty six years ago is when they understood that they had made it we spoke to them about some of their most intense and fondest really memories of what happened. when i was in the infantry so i walked my way through the entire war from starting ground to prague going foot i was eighteen at the start and twenty two when it finished and i met a beautiful girl world war and we got married when the war was over. i like the range of course i participated in the picture at the range of the nine hundred forty five and most people and girls in streets we just cheat for us the case to us and express the happiness. we were completely happy especially as we marched into the range. i joined the war ninety forty two installing it was the most severe but still always wounded it's and stands over full months in a hospital in the urals area i've been in the army all my life jay i worked at a veterans i'm happy with today celebration is the parade was drawn the weather was sunny and all o

and in russia nationwide military displays march sixty six years since the defeat of nazi germany but similar commemorations in ukraine were marred by nationalists attacking veterans. bringing you the top news and headlines from around the world this is r.t. now let's take a look at a recap of the week's top stories thousands are fleeing syria where violence is raging despite the government's promise of a dialogue with the opposition international pressure is mounting on syria over a brutal crackdowns on anti-government protesters with some eight hundred killed and more than a thousand arrested in two months meanwhile the e.u. and us have been close to sanctions on the country washington is even said to be considering declaring president assad's eleven year rule unlawful and as artie's very much as you can count it so many believe the u.s. is laying the foundations for drastic action against the regime. who is a legitimate international leader and who is not it seems america will decide a white house source said the obama administration is edging closer to declaring assad's ruling syr

to you this is our scene live from moscow now russia is marking victory day sixty six years since nazi germany was defeated in world war two events of commemoration and celebration have been taking place across the country capped by the traditional ground parades on red square a little earlier last year is bringing you special coverage throughout the day. we begin right here in central moscow a from where the speech on the joins us live he said hello good to see you can you rounds up for us now what you've seen today in the significance behind it. but we're really at the middle part of the day celebrations this is where we've seen a lot of families just wandering around looking at it has been sort of been going on i'm here at victory park just in the center of moscow where there's lots of people enjoying the summer sunshine the start of summer sunshine here and we also see many many veterans of world war two walking around with their medals some of them taking a bit of shade under a tree that we've seen groups of families gathering around them giving them the kind of attention you usua

a victory all were nazi germany. the fall of. r r g. now there were days of business news so far at seven hundred. that's right time to get the latest from the world of business and greece has become even less creditworthy standard and poor's cut the country's long term rating by two levels to single beat the decision came after european finance ministers agreed needed more help to avoid a debt restructuring the country's debt is rising as the nation faces record or in costs a year after receiving a one hundred ten billion euro bailout package another cup would make a global separated country in europe with greece already in line with the elements . last week was something of a bloodbath for commodities which suffered the biggest selloff for two years leading the downwards charge was the world which lost eight percent of thursday before staging a slight recovery later on. energy information company plants tells us what's pulling crude down. so a combination of factors really i mean we've got some weak. economic data that's come out of t

don't you mean nazi gold? >> stephen: -- pick on those nazis. so now you're back, now you're back with a documentary on the shoulders of giants. how did you pay for this movie, kareem? should it be with nazi gold? >> secret contributions. >> stephen: tell me about on the shoulders of giants. it is a documentary about, as you say, the greatest basketball team you've never heard of. >> yes. >> stephen: who were they. >> the harlem reds. they played at dance halls in harlem up on 7th avenue and 1389th street. >> stephen: they played at a dance hall. >> yes. it wasn't very big but it had enough room for them to play basketball. they would bring portable baskets out and play before they had a dance. >> stephen: that is not how i picture a professional basketball. sweeten dorsment deals, private jets? >> no, none of that. they had a deal with the owner of the dance hall to change their names to the rens because there was the renaissance casino and ballroom. >> stephen: that is where they played was the renaissance. >> yes. >> stephen: was this during

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