we shall overcome ♪ >> the neo-nazi chants are drowned out.now, some refugees are confident enough to come outside. everyone protests against the hate speech of the neo-nazis in their own way. refugees from pakistan decided to join the counter- demonstration. nazis two hours, the neo- throw in the towel. racism doesgainst not have to be dangerous. so many of the refugees were not afraid to join in. they were supported by us. this was the goal. >> they have driven away the neo-nazis in a peaceful way, and they feel empowered as more people express their way of making a difference. >> one year ago, there was less public support for the refugee hostel in the town of 20,000. two days after the protests -- he expressed how this all began. the citizen's action groups where they first met -- almost all of the residents wanted to prevent this. withwere full to bursting 400 people, the biggest gathering in years. atmosphered cut the with a knife. people were equating refugees with criminals and said that property prices would fall, and i thought that i

universal value but makes glaring exceptions when it suits its geo political purposes and what about the neo conservative agenda is it the genetic code of pax americana. to cross-talk the new conservatives and democracy i'm joined by my guest in washington mark jacobson he is a senior fellow at the german marshall fund and a senior advisor to the truman national security project and we also have matthew feeney he is an assistant editor at reason twenty four seven right german cross-talk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want matthew playing go to you first in washington would you describe american foreign policy use is neoconservative. i think would be a little too simplistic to say that american foreign policy is explicitly neoconservative all the time but that said i do think that since the cold war we have as a nation been interfering far too much in other people's affairs but like i said i think be a little simplicity say it's been a blanket leave neo conservative ok matthew i can stay with you would you say it doesn't matter what party is in power. if you said since

to cross-talk the neo conservatives and democracy i'm joined by my guest in washington mark jacobson he is a senior fellow at the german marshall fund and a senior advisor to the truman national security project and we also have matthew feeney he is an assistant editor at reason twenty four seven or a german cross-talk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want matthew playing go to you first in washington would you describe american foreign policy is is neoconservative. i think it be a little too simplistic to say that american foreign policy is explicitly neoconservative all the time but that said i do think that since the cold war we have as a nation been interfering far too much in other people's affairs but like i said i think be a little simplistic to say it's been a blanket lee neo conservative ok matt if i can stay with you would you say it doesn't matter what party is in power if you said since the cold war end of the cold war i think yeah. sure democrats and republicans have both demonstrated that they are willing to get engaged in other nations abroad. obv

ok matthew you agree or disagree with that choice i think i think when i think mark is right that neo conservatism has a definite definition that people like myself especially people who don't favor intervention abroad do so and sometimes flippantly use the term when it's not the most appropriate but i do think that. despite the fact that american form intervention might have been rather consistent i do think that you can point to differences between different administrations the obama administration has certainly known. been invading countries with the same fervor that the bush administration did but the drone strikes in pakistan and our continued the continued existence of the prisons in guantanamo bay demonstrate that they're all you know some consistencies mark would you agree or disagree with that. because a lot of people in the world because of a lot of people in the world would say there's no difference between bush and obama fundamentally i think that a fundamental difference between bush and obama i mean you take a look at it and i think you take a look at let's just take act

ok matthew you agree or disagree with that choice i think i think when i think mark is right that neo conservatism has a definite definition that people like myself especially people who don't favor intervention abroad do so and sometimes flippantly use the term when it's not the most appropriate but i do think that. despite the fact that american form intervention might have been rather consistent i do think that you can point to differences between different administrations the obama administration has certainly known. been invading countries with the same fervor that the bush administration did but the drone strikes in pakistan and our continued the continued existence of the prisons in guantanamo bay demonstrate that they're all you know some consistencies mark would you agree or disagree with that. because a lot of people in the world they have a lot of people in the world would say there's no difference between bush and obama fundamentally i think there's a fundamental difference between bush and obama i mean you take a look at it and i think you take a look at let's just take a

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those movements are i wonder whether the cameras will be focusing on the far right and the semitic neo nazi fascist that mr noel me was so intimate by during his russian marches are very a period of five years right option our tongues the arctic interpreter weighing in with his opinion there thank you. of course we have our he will be bringing you pardon me more opinion and analysis on that of all the case throughout the day there's also more developments on our website r.t. dot com as well as our twitter feeds to do go ahead and check that. right to see. her street. and i would think that you're. on the record with me. and. i. i. northern syria could be facing the prospect of becoming a terrorist state within a state sources within the free syrian army which is the major opposition group there claim that al qaeda plans to declare islamic rule over territory near the border with turkey until recently the opposition was believed to be cooperating with extremist groups to in its fight against president bashar al assad but there are now signs that this relationship is growing sawer more n

one hundred years ago no person alive today has even you know a grandparent's memory of slavery the neo cons are very happy to talk about the civil war they're happy to talk about every still you know they're happy to talk about all this stuff that long ago it echoes down but you know what we have made a lot of progress already allocated on the president we made a lot of progress that we were able to. sixty's when the government when our grahams we made you know even in the sixty's there were there were there were certainly progress up until the sixty's fellow there was lyndon johnson cut poverty in half in ten years for the great society programs set the foundation for a black middle class and what it was that statistic you just raised about what the average net worth of values is only about a black adam way that is all that it's all right about that is that yes absolutely and what was worse that is the consequence of white privilege that's what it is is you're looking at five centuries of legal apartheid in the united states of genocide of races. and it is still echoing into our i don

. >> the high-profile trial of a neo-nazi cell continues in munich. the national socialist underground is suspected of going on an almost decade-long murder spree targeting mainly immigrants. >> german authorities failed to initially connect the group to the murders that shocked the nation. >> it was on this spot on september 9, 2000, that two men are thought to have murdered a flower salesman. today, expert witnesses told the court that he was shot at least eight times with two different guns, similar to this one. most of the shots hit him in the face. doctors tried to save the 38- year-old, but he died two days later in the hospital with his wife at his side. his murder was the first of 10 in which beate zschape is accused of being an accomplice. all the murders are being reconstructed in detail during the trial, but there is still little in the way of an explanation for the failings of investigators who did not link the murders. >> we have to look much further and deeper to find out where mistakes and wareham -- where ridiculously wrong decisions w

. >> the high-profile trial of a neo-nazi cell continues in munich. the national socialist underground is suspected of going on an almost decade-long murder spree targeting mainly immigrants. >> german authorities failed to initially connect the group to the murders that shocked the nation. >> it was on this spot on september 9, 2000, that two men are thought to have murdered a flower salesman. today, expert witnesses told the court that he was shot at least eight times with two different guns, similar to this one. most of the shots hit him in the face. doctors tried to save the 38- year-old, but he died two days later in the hospital with his wife at his side. his murder was the first of 10 in which beate zschape is accused of being an accomplice. all the murders are being reconstructed in detail during the trial, but there is still little in the way of an explanation for the failings of investigators who did not link the murders. >> we have to look much further and deeper to find out where mistakes and wareham -- where ridiculously wrong decisions w

going to do the right thing there won't be the right thing done here this is a this is exactly what the neo cons have always wanted they love this kind of setting because what ends up happening is becomes a blueprint tom for places all over the country where a city goes bankrupt all the pensions then the relieve the responsibility the pensions the the private industry gets to come in and say look we want to privatized everything we have privatized the sewage in the trash pick up and police in virtually everybody because the argument being the city can't do that but this is all been designed it's not whether it's designed or not this is the product of nafta and calf shaft t t p p you name it may be time you start outsourcing jobs in a place in a manufacturing center like detroit you lose your tax base there is nobody there are no jobs out there and they were warned washington was warned bill clinton was warned if you do this internationally in international trade agreements this is what's going to happen so this is what we live with right now just a slight digression here you mentioned the j

. >>> we learned that jack hunter, one of rand paul's aids was a neo-neo-confederate.t is with the stars and bars and everything. >> red white and blue. >> michael: it is. >> look, this is a problem when you get in bed with the right wing. because not all but a lot of right wing is still driven by antiquated notions of race and successsecessionism in the south. what does it say about senator paul from kentucky. he's a right wing nut that we thought he was, and b he has butt judgment in people who are working for him. >> michael: why do they flock to paul. ron paul was different than rand paul. ex-a texas congressman, but these types of neo-confederate politicians went to rand paul as well. >> the conservative party in this country is the republican party. the south is conservative. secessionism is still a conservative point of view. when you want to make social change, and you're a conservative activist you go to the republican party. that's what this guy did. he was a crazy right-wing radio talk show host in south carolina. he attached himself to a crazy right wing se

i think while a lot of neo-cons and a lot of conservatives have actually adopted somewhat more moderate or more measured positions, she is out there still playing the birther card against the president. she he had this tweet a few months ago saying the president's more interested in disarming americans than disarming al qaeda. this is the guy who bumped osama bin laden. she's still like back in 2003. but completely unrepenttant. >> you know cheneys remind me of lynn and dick, they remind me of superman in a movie as played by marlon brando and eva marie saint. packing their kid in a little missile to send him off to america or somewhere. they're like they packed her into this little missile and sending her off to wyoming to continue the life form. >> i think, chris, i think while i do think this has to do with the family and don't forget, that liz cheney was always and has always been since the iraq war became such a deep and wound and controversy in american life, she's always been her dad's strongest public defender. she helped him on his book. she is loyal, fiercely loyal and that's

there could be no doubt this region will never be the same again it would also appear that the old neo colonial order for much of the region is coming to an end but what is replacing it and who is on the right side of history. to cross out of the middle east in turmoil i'm joined by grant smith in washington he is the director of the institute for research middle eastern policy and in london we cross the charles wolf he is a writer broadcaster and political commentator all right gentlemen cross talk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want i very much encourage it grant if i go to you first in washington we have turmoil all across the region and particularly in egypt libya tunisia syria iraq i can go on and on bahrain is this a regional civil war it's what we're saying. i think you can make an argument that even though we've got nation states that you can make an argument that there is a conflict between two major parties that's broken out across the region i think you see entrenched elites that don't have much representation given over those they rule you have prote

all start with the dominant one which is called neo classical and that school of thought includes people who in the media would be called kinds and want to paul krugman and at the other extreme would be called what is termed freshwater economists. as opposed to salt water law crude and they are also now classical by start from the same basic idea of how the economy operates and how people behave in the economy simply have different nuances of want to call the other when they call themselves kinds of people have been told kinds as he was interpreted by paul samuelson and there was such a reaction by. lots of kinds to what they saw as complete distortions of kinds that another group broke away completely and call themselves opposed kinds again and they buy some souls much more in the original works the kinds of good and they have to see how to plan uncertainty so as neoclassical which is the i thought the largest group. which is a protest group that goes back to the kinds talking about on the. in the end being out of equilibrium and then is an austrian school of thought which comes out of

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or status their overall supplies etc then i think they will intervene and it's interesting that the neo cons who actually want intervention syria are actually changing their tune here actually saying now look we've got to intervene to help the f.s.a. . and not a weapon sokol chemical weapons will end up in al qaeda. and met with a story in the sun newspaper here in britain today so i think that the il cons are looking for any excuse to intervene militarily soon now. to try and get their way because we started this by talking about logistics one of the key things here cause the f.s.a. could fall itself up for both fronts it could do and i think the f.s.a. does it in a very weak position and the f.s.a. have lost basically and i think now their last camp is to say look you've got to help us and to try to put the trends of the good guys the moderate rebels but they're not already committed some terrible crimes terrible terrorist atrocities so it's i think it's a kind of faux division to say that there are bad rebels and good rebels the fact is elections are due in syria next year twenty for

madam clerk call our proposed budget for f y neo 13 to fourteen and fourteen to 15 >> this is prostrate all the budget items and this is the annual budget and a appropriation ordinance. item 14 is a resolution approving the treasury border authority and this is for the office of community and sfoo san in a principle amount not to exceed 26.13 million and the next item is the certification that the projects can be performed by similar services from contractors if lower >> and madam clerk why don't you call the other items 20 through 37. >> item 20 is the ordinance praufrl and authorizing a lease between the city and the boo tangible gardens in golden gate park in a two terms admissions and waving the fee for certainty entities. item 21 is an ordinance amending the code revising the city administrators fund for a memorial fund in cultural endowment fund. item 22 is the ordinance amendment the videodisk fees and scanning the reproduction foists for the city purposes. and this is to delegate certain decision of shutter bonds and this is to modify when the controller is to conduct varies bud

through that period they're looking at you and thinking my god are they still trotting out the same neo liberal non-sense. often we are going to refer to the called libertarians but guess we are still spouting that say again all right gentlemen we're going to win short break here we're going to keep up the tempo after that short break we'll continue our discussion on the american dream stay with r.t. . the feeling. is. that judges assess on son. killed in the streets. their women are kidnapped and converted to islam by force will there be another layer of models for the coakley christians of egypt to the cross to muslims future victims. the way of the cross on r.t. . me he just seems. to me he. says. do we speak your language anytime of the law or not a dance. or music program some documentary some spanish more matters to you breaking news i want to turn it into angles kid stories. the spanish find out more visit. right to see. first street. and i think you're. on our reporters. in. the in the. welcome back to cross talk where all things are considered i'm peter lavelle mind you were di

all start with the dominant one which is called neo classical and that school of thought includes people who in the media would be called kinds and want to pull krugman and at the other extreme they'd be cold what is turn fresh water economists. supposed to salt water a lot crude and they're also on a classical by start from the same basic idea of how the economy operates and how people behave in the economy simply have different nuances of want to strangle the other when they call themselves kinds again these are people who've been told kinds as he was interpreted by polls samuelson and there was such a reaction by the aca lots of kinds to samuelson's what they saw as complete distortions of kinds that another group broke away completely and call themselves opposed kinds again and i buy some souls much more in the original works the kinds did and the see had upon uncertainty as neoclassical which is the the largest group . which is a protest group that goes back to kind of talking about uncertainty and being out of equilibrium and then there is an austrian school of thought which comes

through that period they're looking at you and thinking my god are they still trotting out the same neo liberal non-sense. austin going to refer to the call libertarians but guess we are still spouting that say again all right gentlemen we're going to a short break here we're going to keep up the after that short break we'll continue our discussion on the american dream state what are. the things he. believes in full scope becoming independent schools a nation a nation should be self-governing to govern the people in the fields better than allowing someone else to do it for. the. right on the sea. search string. and i think the church. doors. can still. be in the. little. girl i live the to. the street. her. wish. i mean very little. welcome back to cross talk where all things are considered i'm peter lavelle mind you were discussing survival in america. ok austin if we can change gears a little bit here when i when i was in high school and in college i worked in fast food places like wendy's and i knew it was a short stay ok i worked hard it was low wages but i knew there was a way out

through that period they're looking at you and thinking my god are they still trotting out the same neo liberal non-sense. often going to refer to call libertarians but guess we are still spouting that say again all right gentlemen we're going to a short break here we're going to keep up the tempo after that short break we'll continue our discussion on the american dream state with our. own you know the resume. is a. look . at missions three accreditation three days four charges three arrangements three risk free stews types free. download free blog counseling videos for your media projects a free media don carty dot com. here is mitt romney trying to figure out the name of that thing that we americans call a dollar. i'm sorry i'm just a guy who cares an awful lot like you sorry are you know what that is my self that wants us to defeat terrorism the only ball that chris. can secure building but it's. going to look for going to distract us from what you and i should care about because there are profit driven industry that sells us sensationalistic garbage because that breaking news i'm h

you see the penalty is - >> it's not neo-necessary to spend the whole budget. >> generally, the amount is relatively small thank goodness by because it's one time money it will be spent on one time cost. recently that's been some of the things we've done to prepare organizations to go into properties. and also some activation of the markets that would perform in the arts and it's one time >> thank you for the work of having an i guess arts the cultural activity in the city. i know it's also the entrants commission and the other departments. i've been doing my best to do the finding from 7 years ago and i think that some key recommendations are better oversight to make sure there's better representation in the city. i'm just wondering if there's been a evaluation on how far we've come. >> we have not done that. but we do strongly urge all of our organizations to differeete their staff >> an 1999 ordinance what to differ - diversify the city and hopefully, the grant through the arts the organization that was to conduct they've over site i'm holy we can move forward in the next 25 years t

programs for any educational purposes is authorizes for the fiscal year 2008, 2009 to the fiscal year neo 13 and fourteen and whereas the condition of the categorical programs fund that maybe used for any educational purposes and as a continue for trar those funds to the governing funds it's appropriate and a regular scheduled public hearing shall take testimony and discuss approve or disapprove for the purposes in which the funds will be used >> i appreciate you reading all the resolution you don't need to do that. i told you it was too excited here >> i can go back to further resolve. be a further resolved that the board of education in the san francisco county of education does propose the funding of education that has explicitly and the objective code those particular resources. just so we know we have the only school district in the city of california that keeps track of those similar to where it was and we keep the revenue from the accounts. i have no public speakers are there any comments from the board? >> any first question is what do we know - i understand that the budget hadn't

a neo-nazi group made some sexist remarks about the government and also really recanted claims by greece for germany to pay back the forced loan it took back -- took out during the second world war. >> to you think schauble has any chance of making germany less unpopular with the people in greece? >> he really tried to, in his own, stern faced away. he kind of lead with a charm offensive, tried to encourage the greeks today. he praised their success, whatever strides they have made. at the same time, he kind of showed greece some of his tough luck and told them that they really had to continue on this path of austerity and they will not be getting any further additional forgiveness. that has left them a bit concerned about the future, but it is very, very difficult for him to change his image because he has been seen here as the personification of austerity, the pain that these greeks have had to endure for years now. >> thank you very much for much for that. >> cheers. >> there is fresh controversy here in germany over the u.s. surveillance revelations, with media reports suggesting tha

they will be watching neo-nazis while at the same time cutting back on the observation of less dangerousgroups. both frideric and the president say a change in mentality is needed. it previously had been unable to imagine that far right terror was still possible in germany. >> now on to business news where unemployment and portugal has reached record highs. with the recession entering its third year, many are blaming the center-right government or the seemingly hopeless situation. the markets have reacted drastically to the deepening political and economic crisis. the 10 year bond yield soared to more than 8%, the highest level since the end of 2012. the political crisis in portugal and uncertainty has people on edge. we have this story from the frankfurt stock exchange. but the news from portugal had a very disturbing effect. not only on portuguese government bonds were rising. also, spain, italy, and greece have to offer higher returns if they want to get investor confidence and money. in frankfurt, stocks were mostly going lower. economic data from china also playing a role here. the

a neo-nazi group made some sexist remarks about the government and also really recanted claims by greece for germany to pay back the forced loan it took back -- took out during the second world war. >> to you think schauble has any chance of making germany less unpopular with the people in greece? >> he really tried to, in his own, stern faced away. he kind of lead with a charm offensive, tried to encourage the greeks today. he praised their success, whatever strides they have made. at the same time, he kind of showed greece some of his tough luck and told them that they really had to continue on this path of austerity and they will not be getting any further additional forgiveness. that has left them a bit concerned about the future, but it is very, very difficult for him to change his image because he has been seen here as the personification of austerity, the pain that these greeks have had to endure for years now. >> thank you very much for much for that. >> cheers. >> there is fresh controversy here in germany over the u.s. surveillance revelations, with media reports suggesting tha

the people that wanted that war from dick cheney to the neo-cons the whole batch decided on that warse they wanted to go to war with saddam hussein. number two. >> then you're casting. >> no, afterwards, they said even though there was no wmd, this he said they were still right to invade. how do you square that with your concern about the accuracy of the intel when in the fact the people led us into there said it didn't matter there was no wmd. >> it's a very good question. >> it sure is. >> you'ring aspersions upon the cia and british intelligence. >> i'm casting aspersions. >> excuse me, chris. i let you finish. i know the directors of both the cia and british intelligence. i knew them at the time. they were both absolutely convinced, based on the information they had, that is wmd existed and they would say so to this day. having said all of that, it turned out to be wrong. and yes, i absolutely support ta we need more effective intelligence gathering tools and techniques, but we have to understand how to hold government agencies accountable with this kind of power. we have not had

neo conservatives and promoters of a new order in the i arab world who are very disappointed and think this will convince the radicals to believe that democracy doesn't work. >> if egypt were to lose this money. what would happen? would somebody else come in and give them that amount of aid? what would happen to the stability of egypt? >> that's a great question. we give them $1.5 billion a year, the second highest amount we give to anybody behind israel. and yet this week, the gulf state of saudi arabia and the other gulf states pledged $12 billion on their own. in that way we're beginning to lose our influence. >> peter, president obama was hammered for supporting mubarek until the very last moment. with morsi, he's been criticized for allowing him to accumulate for power. how critical is it for him and how he handles this situation? >> since morsi was ousted, you haven't seen president obama say one world in public this week. he had different events this week but he's not said one word in public about this he realizes, i think, he did get in trouble for seeming to be on morsi's side

they will be watching neo-nazis while at the same time cutting back on the observation of less dangerousgroups. both frideric and the president say a change in mentality is needed. it previously had been unable to imagine that far right terror was still possible in germany. >> now on to business news where unemployment and portugal has reached record highs. with the recession entering its third year, many are blaming the center-right government or the seemingly hopeless situation. the markets have reacted drastically to the deepening political and economic crisis. the 10 year bond yield soared to more than 8%, the highest level since the end of 2012. the political crisis in portugal and uncertainty has people on edge. we have this story from the frankfurt stock exchange. but the news from portugal had a very disturbing effect. not only on portuguese government bonds were rising. also, spain, italy, and greece have to offer higher returns if they want to get investor confidence and money. in frankfurt, stocks were mostly going lower. economic data from china also playing a role here. t ow

members -- neo conservative members.ifferent foreign policy took over. host: what struck you the most in terms of the republican party and where do you see it going down the road? what astonishes me is how split the republican party has become. the libyaaround intervention, it has pulled out into the open. he'll consult since are now led by john mccain and lindsay gramm. there are the risch change tea party policy wings. and have been opened and criticizing the meal service. when i was interviewing senator disdain for open the neo conservatives and the direction they have taken republican foreign policy. h of: he said the brashis senator paul's positions will likely never become u.s. foreign policy. his success on the return of the landscape could prove to be more lasting. thingsthere are certain rand paul believes. he doesn't have enough power and there are too many roadblocks for those used to be turned into policy. cutting off aid to egypt. that looks more likely than it did a month ago. as far as where the republican

started hearing evidence into the first in a series of 10 killings allegedly committed by a violent neo-nazi group, the nsu. all but one of those targeted by the group were from germany's immigrant community. >> the first victim in the year of sept -- the first victim in september of the year 2000 was of turkish descent. >> the trial of beate zschape and several accomplices has been extended until the end of 2014. ever since that case began, the far right scene in germany has been under heightened observation from authorities. officials are also investigating how radical right groups target young people through the internet. >> they found more than 5000 arctic -- items, mostly on social websites like facebook and youtube, attempting to lower young people to their ideology -- lower -- lure young people to their ideology. >> in the past, most of their campaigning went on specialist websites, but increasingly, they are targeting users of social media plaque on this like facebook and youtube. >> they give themselves names that do not arouse suspicion. they called him -- theyall themselves things

the people that wanted that war from dick cheney to the neo-cons the whole batch decided on that how do you square that with your concern about the accuracy of the intel when in the fact the people led us into there said it didn't matter there was no wmd. explain. >> it's a very good question. >> it sure is. >> i think casting aspersions on the cia and british intelligence -- >> i'm casting aspersions. >> excuse me, chris. i let you finish. i let you finish. i know the directors of both the cia and british intelligence. i knew them at the time. they were both absolutely convinced, based on the information they had, that is wmd existed and they would say so to this day. having said all of that, it turned out to be wrong. and yes, i absolutely support ta we need more effective intelligence gathering tools and techniques, but we have to understand how to hold government agencies accountable with this kind of power. we have not had a national dialogue on that. that is why most people think edward snowden is a whistleblower, no the a traitor. this is a big issue. >> well, thank you, we di

started hearing evidence into the first in a series of 10 killings allegedly committed by a violent neo-nazi group, the nsu. all but one of those targeted by the group were from germany's immigrant community. >> the first victim in the year of sept -- the first victim in september of the year 2000 was of turkish descent. >> the trial of beate zschape and several accomplices has been extended until the end of 2014. ever since that case began, the far right scene in germany has been under heightened observation from authorities. officials are also investigating how radical right groups target young people through the internet. >> they found more than 5000 arctic -- items, mostly on social websites like facebook and youtube, attempting to lower young people to their ideology -- lower -- lure young people to their ideology. >> in the past, most of their campaigning went on specialist websites, but increasingly, they are targeting users of social media plaque on this like facebook and youtube. >> they give themselves names that do not arouse suspicion. they called him -- they call themselves thin

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