and if that's your cup of tea i also saw that you can watch the new york met. different opera every day on their act that's the new york met as in the metropolitan opera not the new york mets as in the baseball team because as you know. >>there are no pro sports going on anymore. they're all dealing with the coronavirus to did year kevin duran has it. >>he's one of 4 brooklyn players who tested positive after the team returned from that cancel game in san francisco last thursday and james the nhl has its first player with coronavirus he tested positive. >>after playing a game in san >>it's me tell what at well that we're like the world wide web i mean i really felt it i'm in my little living room. >>and i mentioned it while that while the sound was playing you couldn't hear us, i mention to doris it, it's really great to be reminded how great some of these musicians are when they're playing down the stripped down versions these acoustic versions with all the production that goes into a lot of the pop songs, he's a have to just hear their voices. now just for fr

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season is currently postponed to the fischel stating it could start as early as mid may but for the new york mets they find themselves with one of their pitchers done before the season even begins in a statement to the media the mets organization said that quote right handed pitcher no syndergaard will undergo owner ligament reconstruction on surgery as for surgery or tommy john surgery on his right elbow on march 26th syndergaard also a nickname for was expect to be a key member of the mets rotation with his surgery the 27 year old will miss the entire year 2020 season with a return potentially in april 2021 syndergaard is one of the hardest growing guys in the game with a career high 197 and one 3rd inning pitched last season. i had a career worth 4.28 year and he was an instant fiend on during his rookie season in 2015 regularly reaching 100 miles an hour on his fastball and striking out 166 batters in 150 innings as tommy john surgery is the 2nd announced by high profile pitcher in recent days the boston red sox also announce that left hander chris sails needed to go undergo the surgery as we

season is currently postponed with officials stating it could start as early as mid may but for new york mets they find themselves with one of their pitchers gone before the season begins in a statement to the media the mets organization said that right handed pitcher noah syndergaard will undergo almer clady a ligament reconstruction surgery or tommy john surgery on his right elbow on march 26th syndergaard also nicknamed thor was expected to be a key member of the mets rotation with his surgery the 27 year old who missed the entire 2020 season with a potential return in april 2021 center guard is one of the hardest throwing guys in the game with a career high 197 and one 3rd innings pitched last season but a career worst 4.28 year a who he was an incident during his rookie season in 2015 regularly reaching 100 miles per hour with his fastball striking out $166.00 batters in $150.00 innings the worst tommy john surgery is the 2nd announced by a high profile pitcher in recent days the boston red sox all. so announced that ace lefthander chris alles also needs to go undergo the procedure and m

barely got 15 percent is that in that so he left florida late on tuesday night came back here to new york met with his top advisors he's a numbers guy they crunched the numbers and the bottom line is bloomberg said himself in a statement that he set out he said the delegate math is just impossible going forward so the big question was he threw his support to joe biden because they're both moderates the question now is will he also throw his infrastructure support behind by as well bloomberg has dozens of campaign offices throughout the country also has hundreds of staff members as well those will all be closing down all of that but will he transfer that to biden as well if he does that's going to be a huge boost for joe biden but the bottom line to all of this is this was a very expensive political disaster for michael bloomberg and one that is now very much over all right thanks very much. let's head to the white house committee halkett is there and of course it was really joe biden that was the man of the. in the super tuesday primaries he has made a remarkable comeback in this race to ceme

noah is inned guard of the new york mets, he has to undergo tommy john surgery.rs in major league baseball history as a starter. he wil year. great video to take a look at as joe fonzi stacks up this day in sports history. march 24. news real style. >> reporter: this day in sports, 1956, a celebration of bay area college basketball dominance. behind bill russell, they beat iowa 83-71 in the championship game. the second straight national title. on this day in 1975, muhammad ali. the man known as the bay on bleared went down in the 15th round as muhammad ali retained his title. his fate was the inspiration for the movie rocky. and last year on this date, the angels mike trout signed the biggest contract in north american history. 446-1/2 million dollars. that is this day in sports, march 24. i am joe fonzi. >> play by play announcers graving something, something to announce. this is the new orleans pelicans play by play guy. he catches drew brees' kids in the backyard. got to announce it. check this out. >> he flies through the air. pumped up. so is michael jordan

>> new york mets. it's supposed to be opening day.way to win the voters, mr. vice president. >> it's a way to be able to sleep with my wife, she is a silly girl i'd be out of luck, man. >> laura, this is the moment that i think tells the tale. watch this. >> you've prepared a song for us. i've seen president obama saying. >> i can't sing worth a damn. i'm the only one of my family that has zero talent. zero. >> laura, what do you make of this comebacks and using poor biden like this? >> laura: well, let me just say -- can we go back to barry manilow for a moment? >> must we? >> laura: first of all, incredible talent. you don't even -- it goes without saying. but it's hard to do those skyped duets, raymond. >> with the buffering audio. with buffered audio, it's really bad. it's really bad. >> laura: oh, no, no, no. i enjoyed the late-night hosts at home, i agree with you, more than in the studio, because it's more real. to me, it seems more real. >> i agree. >> laura: and their kids are adorable. watch the kids all day long, that's ado

that means she's going to grow up to throw like a new york mets.brating with bodie, there they are, they find out he's also the father. that's fun. would you expect, the man is a swinger. this took a curve didn't? [laughter] very familiar. topic number two, we turn to los angeles were body shaming has gotten out of control. the suspect is now in custody after he reportedly stole a hearse from a funeral home and drove away with a dead woman in a casket in the back. it was reckless, but still safer than a life woman driving. hey yo, when he tracked down the vehicle using the find my cadaver app. the pursuit and in a car wreck in rush-hour this morning a lesson for all the kids out there, steal your corpses off peak, please pay despite a bumpy ride the pass and read no complaint and she qualified to compete in an upcoming pine box derby. while the suspect is still was sentenced to 45 seconds the topical storm. good job, it's a living hell. topic number three, french fries have traditionally been an indulgent side dish like cornbread or stormy daniels.

some have suggested opening up citi field where the new york mets baseball team plays. they're not playing now because the season has been suspended, but that's what they see as the scale of the magnitude. that's what they think the response should be. just every day, this line comes and these people are desperate for help. >> okay then, can you explain this rationale. the lines are around the block. you have a million square feet at the javits center opening up. elm hurst is at 125% capacity and the president of the united states doesn't believe governor cuomo actually needs all the ventilators he's asking for. can you help me understand where this is coming from? >> dare i say politics? but here they got 40 ventilators yesterday. they were sent by the city, by the state. there's been a constant demand for ventilators. we heard this through all the briefings we heard, ventilator, ventilator, ventilator because those are used in icus to keep people alive. at this hospital, we understand that they have been -- the icus have been at three times the capacity that they norm

elizabeth: they are tightening the borders of florida and texas calling for travelers from the new york met crow area to self-quarantine for two weeks. i want to move on to this. johnson & johnson now says human testing of the vaccine to begin in september. newspapers like "the washington post" quoting health experts saying we can't do this forever. leader of france saying that we can't shut down forever. we need to have an economy to pay for the cures, to pay for public health. so that is an excruciating decision to be made. infectious disease specialists talking about reopening plan, out of the american enterprise institute, to what you're saying they're talking about testing 750,000 americans. do you think that is enough? >> i, we need to get to a place where the development of the vaccines need to continue. i think at last count there is about a dozen efforts going on. another one here in arizona at arizona state university. that ultimately is going to be able to defeat this disease but in the meantime we need to continue to be investing in the treatments, the trials, for the anti-viral

we had such a great time for the new york mets, we were so excited to meet pete iowa loan so and allmet that trupp, and we had to tell our son, look, this is being canceled. he kind of holleredded, baseball is canceled? it's hard when you have to talk to the kids and tell them that this part is going to have to be on pause. >> well, we're all hoping that the saying you're going to have to give your kid now is this too small pass. laura: right. >> at some point this virus, it's brand new, but this too shall pass, and baseball will be played again. it's just on a hiatus for now. it can give baseball a chance to regroup. they're mired in this cheating scandal with the astros, so that will be toned down now because of what the commissioner is going through. the -- what the country is going through. of the commissioner has been under pressure, perhaps all of that will take a backseat to being able to see people play baseball again when this virus is contained or killed or there's some eradication so that the public safety is no longer in jeopardy. laura: you know what, jim? we all can tak

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governors have full discretion to implement this domestic travel advisory the governor of new york andrew cuomo met earlier call the idea of a quarantine for posterous nevertheless orangey or no new york is in great need of supplies and equipment to and the what it believes will be a calming peach in corona virus cases in 3 hospitals meanwhile across europe the number of coronavirus related deaths is climbing more than 10000 people have now died in italy and spain has reported its highest number of deaths in a single day pushing the total to almost 6000 millions of workers in india's major cities are trying to find ways to return home during a countrywide lockdown many have lost their jobs and some are walking hundreds of kilometers off the public transport was suspended and that's raising fears the virus can spread across the country. china has confirmed $45.00 new cases of corona virus on the mainland with all but one involving travel and smoke a c. s. facials have also reported 5 new deaths all of which are in with the virus was 1st detected the city is gradually coming back to life as authoriti

governors have full discretion to implement this domestic travel advisory the governor of new york andrew cuomo met earlier call the idea of a quarantine for posterous nevertheless orenstein or no new york is in great need of supplies and equipment to and the what it believes will be a calming peach in corona virus cases entering hospitals millions of workers in india's major cities a scrambling to find ways to return home amid a nationwide lockdown many of them have lost their jobs some are even walking hundreds of kilometers after the public transport system in the country was suspended so raised fears of the virus could spread faster india has almost a 1000 known cases of feel this. the saudi led coalition fighting in yemen says that who 3 rebels attacked saudi arabia on saturday the coalition says the kingdom's and defense systems intercepted 2 ballistic missiles that were targeting riyadh in the southern city of jism residents in the capital say they heard at least 3 explosions. there's the headlines the news continues here on to 0 after the listening post thanks to. the u.s. census it only ha

president trump who briefly floated the idea of imposing a quarantine on new york, new jersey and connecticut. >> that notion was met with a swift pushback from the governors of those states after which the president said he would instead issue a travel advisory. >>> also overnight, a significant jump in the numbers here in new york city where we now have more than 30,000 cases and almost 700 deaths. nationally, we're at more than 120,000 cases, and more than 2,000 deaths. we have team coverage this morning and we start with abc's stephanie ramos right here in times square. stephanie, good morning to you. >> reporter: dan, good morning. the governors of new york, new jersey and connecticut reacting strongly against the president's idea to quarantine the region, calling it an illegal lockdown. the cdc has now put in place travel warnings instead as covid-19 cases in new york go up. this morning, new york city alone now has more than 30,000 confirmed cases of the coronavirus. and more than 200 deaths in just the last 24 hours. president trump tweeting overnight that a federally enforced quarantine of the region will n

he's a new york mets star pitcher, his name is noah snydergaard.ve elbow surgery but the nonemergencies are being told not to go ahead. now the doctor is saying it's too important to players' livelihoods to be considered elective. tony, you were a star baseball player, what do you think? >> i wasn't a star baseball player, but that's his job, that would be an unemployed person if he didn't get the surgery. i buy it. >> makes sense to me. >> what's up -- what's third, vlad? >> reporter: all right. third. you know how -- yes, i've got a couple more. a lot of religious leaders around the world are putting their services on line in the wake of this horrible pandemic. so check this out. >> was the question, lord god, what are you saying to us? and then of course to wait for answer. i've been pausing between these -- oh, dear, i've got fire. >> oh, dear. he caught on fire. i mean -- >> that is -- >> reporter: vicar stephen beech -- >> i was thinking that, too. oh, dear. go ahead, vlad. >> reporter: yes, so he got on fire and calmly puts it out. the best

he's a new york mets star pitcher, his name is noah snydergaard.ve elbow surgery but the nonemergencies are being told not to go ahead. now the doctor is saying it's too important to players' livelihoods to be considered elective. tony, you were a star baseball player, what do you think? >> i wasn't a star baseball player, but that's his job, that would be an unemployed person if he didn't get the surgery. i buy it. >> makes sense to me. >> what's up -- what's third, vlad? >> reporter: all right. third. you know how -- yes, i've got a couple more. a lot of religious leaders around the world are putting their services on line in the wake of this horrible pandemic. so check this out. >> was the question, lord god, what are you saying to us? and then of course to wait for answer. i've been pausing between these -- oh, dear, i've got fire. >> oh, dear. he caught on fire. i mean -- >> that is -- >> reporter: vicar stephen beech -- >> i was thinking that, too. oh, dear. go ahead, vlad. >> reporter: yes, so he got on fire and calmly puts it out. the best

new york doughnut shop is honoring dr. anthony fauci trying to help america through the coronavirus pandemic. >> and all that matters. >> hello, joe biden. >> what's that hat you have on? >> new york mets. supposed to be opening day. >> opening day. >> wow. >> you know what this is not the way to win voters, mr. vice president. >> i tell you what, it's the way to be able to sleep with my wife. she's a philly girl. >> on cbs this morning. >> one little girl isn't particularly pleased with the thought of more home cooking. >> chinese food. >> chinese is closed, too. >> that is literally all of us. it's amazing. bless her heart. >> all deliveries. you've got to eat mommy's cooking now. i'm sorry. i'm so sorry. >> this morning's "eye opener" is presented by toyota. >> just a glimpse into what's going on in homes all around the world with this home isolation. welcome to "cbs this morning." it's been a very long week but we're really glad to be here. >> we are. even if there's a little distance between us. >> we're coming to you from the historic ed sullivan theater in new york. it's usually home to the "late show with stephen colbert" which is on hiatus. the cbs broadcast center where we no

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the future of the new york mets could rest in the hands of a famous rival. ng an appearance on the tonight show, a-rod told fallon if the opportunity came up he would look at it. he says he was a huge mets fans while growing up. finally, social media is serious business and can mean serious money with more than 164 million followers, kiley jenner could make more than 1 million bucks for one sponsored post according to hopper's 2019 instagram rich list. she is number one of the survey. the top five, pop ta star ariana grande. carolina hacristiano ronaldo haf followers. maria: there is evidence people do the stuff they do and buy the stuff they like. cheryl: you click through, i've done that. i've shopped on instagram. it's my new reality. maria: meanwhile, this. tapping your true business potential. you may recognize my next guest as one of america's leadin leadg entrepreneurs and investors. damon john is out with a new book, power shift, which he describes as tapping into your ability to build influence, negotiate things you need and want, to nurture your rel

it will be met in new york harbor by governor cuomo. i just spoke with him.is very excited, and they need the help. the skilled sailors and civilian mariners aboard this ship will provide a critical surge capacity for the new york metropolitan area. their mission will be to care for new yorkers who do not have the virus but who require urgent care. in other words, people will be coming out of hospitals who don't have the virus and they will be on the ship, where they have great operating rooms and great facilities, and places inbound on land will be where people with the virus will be. the virusple with will not be on the ship. the ship will be used for people pending operations and other things other than that. by serving these emergency patients away from the hospital, beds will be opened up all over the city for those who are infected. this ship can handle a lot of people, so it will open capacity all over the city. and it will be ready to address any life-threatening medical emergencies. it is stocked to the brim with equipment and medicine and everything

hospital the comfort left for new york, president trump mentioned a possible quarantine of the entire state of new york, new jersey and parts of connecticut. the suggestion was meth quick backlash. andrew cuomo said he believed the quarantine would be illegal, economically catastrophic and would amount to a federal deck collar raise of war. and -- declaration of war and connecticut's governor said it would create confusion that could have led to panic. the cdc issued a new travel advisory yesterday. it urges residents of new york, new jersey and connecticut to refrain from nonessential travel for 14 days effective immediately. meantime, the governors texas, maryland, florida and south carolina asking me arriving from new york to self quarantine for at least 14 days. ron de santis announced that a man with covid-19 was stopped by the national guard at jacksonville airport after getting off a flight from a new york city airport. >> i think it's an issue when you have folks who are in the hot zone, then leaving the hot zone to come to different parts of the country. so we instituted a 14-day self quarantine for everyone coming in from those airports in the new york

suggesting that they'll take abrupt actions against new york, but, look, this is new york and we are going to make it through this. christina: that suggestion was meth quick backlash, new york governor andrew cuomo says quarantine would be illegal and catastrophic and would amount federal declaration of war and connecticut's governor said that trump's talk could have led to panic. cdc issue did new travel advisory yesterday and urges residents of new york and connecticut to refrain from nonessential travel for 14 days effective immediately. governors of texas, florida, south carolina have all ordered people arriving from the hard-hit new york area to self-quarantine 14 days upon arrival. and florida governor ron desantis announced in press conference yesterday that a man with covid-19 was stopped by the national guard at jacksonville airport off of getting flight from new york city airport. >> i think it's an issue when you have folks who are in the hot zone and leaving the hot zone to come to different parts of the country so we instituted 14-day self-quarantine in new york city area. every time they come in, they are now met by national gird and

new york, new jersey, and connecticut. we know when those planes are coming in, and as you know, we get over 100 planes everyday still coming in from new york. they will be met they will be told that there is a quarantine in place and we have procedures in place. in fact, governor desantis has asked for the help of state attorneys and law enforcement to make sure he has the personnel in place to help enforce this executive order. >> neil: all right, when you say enforce, i'm just curious. let's say i fly to new jersey. i live in new jersey, work in new york. i fly into your fine state. is someone going to direct me. you are here for a while. you're going to have to stay where? where do i go? when i self-quarantine, a lot of people quarantine in a home or a hotel. where do you self quarantined? >> well, presumably those coming into florida have a location to go to. they are clear that the cost will be on those individuals either returning to florida to stay. it will be up to them to self quarantine and make sure they are staying away from the public during that duration. again, we know that this will provide -- >> neil: but how can you do that at a hotel? let

when her "courage" tour stopped in brooklyn, new york, the superstar met her match.>> wow! i mean, come over here. come over here. [ cheers ] >> i love you. >> somebody taking a picture of both of us. all right. well, if you don't mind, i won't take that profile so we'll be even if i stay forward if it's okay with you. i'll just show my legs if that's okay. [ cheers ] >> celine spotted her looklike from the stage and quickly beckoned her over and after showing off their moves and sharing a sweet "i love you," the pair posed for a photo. now, i have a friend who went to one of these shows. she says the energy is incredible. celine is really bringing it. she's also blowing up social media. did you see her impromptu cat walk? >> yes. her fashion walk, yes. >> she's amazing. >> that was amazing. >> did that person know what dress celine was going to wear? se y can wea wearing the uts h ouitore th>> well, when you're . >> you want to see whit and i do the whole "titanic" thing, king of the world. >> not with the coronavirus. >> not with the coronavirus. >> rob always dres

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president trump who briefly floated the idea of imposing a quarantine on new york, new jersey and connecticut. that notion was meta swift pushback from the governors of those states, after which the president said he would instead issue a travel advisory. >> reporter: this morning new york city alone now has more than 30,000 confirmed cases of coronavirus. and more than 200 deaths in just the last 24 hours. president trump tweeting overnight a federally enforced quarantine of the region will not be negligence and is instead having the cdc issue a strong travel advisory, urging new york area residents to not travel domestically for at least 14 days. the decision coming hours after new york's governor hit back at a quarantine proposal floated by the president, raising fears the government would shut down major parts of the northeast. >> if you start walling off areas all across the country, it would just be totally bizarre, counterproductive, anti-american, anti-social. >> reporter: trump has said governors from states less affected by the virus asked him to look into a quarantine for the tri-state area. >> i don't

new york state, the rate of infection of coronavirus is doubling every three days? dr. hathi: it is very concerninglaura. new york state comprises four population and heady met% of the world cases coronavirus. the cases come as you mentiod, are doubling every two ando a halfree days. unfortunately, these numbers are alsobsolete by 10 to 12 days. they don't reflect any of the that may transpired in the last two weeks. re detecting a fraction the likely infections across the country. laura: president trump wants tct get americao work in two weeks. how risky is that whethe virus, as you say, is still spreading? dr. hathi: that would be morally irresponsible, dangerously anshortsighted empirically unfounded. if president trump were to listen to any of his scientific, publiclt h and medical experts, all of them would say that right maximizing physical distancing es, we need to follow th lead of the u.k., of india, who just tnaay announced a onwide lockdown, and eu that not only 42% of americans currently under sheltern-place orders are affected, but the entire country is under a we need to do that for at least two to three weeks. lacking the stringen rules that w

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and peter baker, chief white house correspondent for "the new york times." susan, let met start with you. the president really thought about 24 hours ago, it seemed, that he was going to deliver a speech and a speech from the white house, from the oval office is a serious matter and it would calm markets. through the course of his speech we already saw futures dropping. the investors around the world, people who have choices about what they're doing with their money, do not think the white house has a firm hand on the tiller right now. >> yes, that's right. this is the kind of address we've seen presidents previously make at times of crisis or turmoil. after the oklahoma city bombing or after the 9/11 attacks, we've seen presidents very effectively use an oval office address to the nation to keep people calm, to provide a sense that they're in charge, that there's a path ahead. but those are reassurances that president trump did not manage to convey last night and instead i think raised more questions than he answered. i've got to say of the six presidents i've covered, i'

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new york. he got back, met with his advisers. they looked at him and said, sir, we can't do that. the governor has also objected and they dialed back and issued a cdc travel restrictions that really didn't change existing policy. it just said, be careful if you've been through new york. and if you're going somewhere else, make sure you self-quarantine, if you have any symptoms or if you think you might have been exposed. the president has swung back and forth on this issue, wolf, that we know is on the table, will he extend these guidelines? it is critical that he speak clearly and consistently. he said on friday, after beginning last week saying that the cure is worse than the disease, on friday, he said, health and safety will come first. that he very much wants to reopen, but health and safety will come first. as you look at what kbmgovernor are doing, what mayors are doing, if you look at the big states, the top five, there are only three states left with fewer than 100 cases. that was as of this morning. the governors and the mayors are saying, not yet. not yet, not yet. and

new york city? >> new york is in a really tough position. we are about to eclipse china as the number one most affected nation by coronavirus and new york is half of that. we will see had metzmarek they will run outof hospitals. they'll need to on hospital spaces. they will need icu support. the good news is aggressive isolation measures, they will write make this out and there will be a reduction in your cases provided you can isolate everyone. it was done successfully in china. it hurts the economy, but it slows down the ease of new infections. >> martha: we watch that day by day. the timeline has moved up. getting results faster than you thought? >> my engineering hates it when i say it, they came in nights and weekends come up at shifts until two in the morning and we are ahead of schedule so we are sending our final antibodies to the military. >> martha: what does that mean for everybody else out there? >> sure. we are engineering antibodies that can neutralize the coronavirus. that's similar to the convalescent serum but we are making a singular antibody that think they'll make we think it could and we are going a never ending supply of that, which is better than dra

new york. and new york city is obviously where we have the highest number of cases. i meth the army corps, they've reviewed these sites, i approve it, i approve it on behalf of the state of new york, and now we just have to get it done and get it done quickly. these temporary hospitals are helpful, but they don't bring supplies, and they don't bring staff. and that compounds our problem of not having enough medical supplies and, frankly, compounds our problem of not having enough medical staff because we are trying to increase the capacity in our existing hospitals. the sites that we picked allow for indoor assembly of these facilities, so they won't be out of doors, they'll be indoors. some places we may need to do them outdoors, but these campuses also have tomorrow stories where the -- dormitories where the health care staff can stay. they're very large, there's space. and, again, i have made all necessary approvals. so from my point of view, construction can start tomorrow. these are pictures of the places where we would assemble them in stony brooks old westbury, west

met in japan. >> what? >> i'm from new yorkeparately in kyoto, japan and we went to a temple and there are these love stones and you're supposed to touch them for good luck and love and i just touch them as a joke and the few minutes after i touch the stones i met josh. >> kelly: no way! if i would've been a person standing near y'all i would've started rubbing my body on all of those. i would've been like, get in like, looking around,ik lucky, that's amazing bread that's like a movie. >> so then we both moved to l.a., got married a year after we met and here we are now. >> kelly: that's awesome! that's so awesome! i have been to japan prayed i love that temple. the one i went to, they had little placards on the thingy, you could write a prayer on it. those temples are so beautiful. and they don't let anybody drive in them, you have to walk in and it so untouched and beautiful. what a great first dates. that's amazing. well, thank you, alexis and john, that was beautiful. well, y'all are sure to feel the power of love all our.

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