what would flight time be to ottawa? 3 hours and a0 minutes, depending on headwinds. if you look at the seat where i am now, there are a few pictures that may tell a different story of where it was. we think actually it might have been round the other way, the queen would actually face backwards and be able to continue her work on a table. we don't quite know the details of this particular concorde but she obviously had quite a connection to concorde in general. the queen and many members of the royal family have a long history with concorde going back to its development in 1966. the queen visited filton here, just across the runway from where we are sitting right now, to see the development of the first british concorde, the prototype. and the duke of edinburgh was present on that occasion, too. he has a long connection with concorde, too. if you tune into points west later, i will show you the queen's cushion, because she actually had a particular cushion she could use, and i'll be chatting to the captain who took her

ottawa is a small capital. from her first _ course. ottawa is a small capital. a small capital. from her first visit as queen - course. ottawa is a small capital. from her first visit as queen in i from her first visit as queen in 1957, she always spoke both of canada's official languages. better ca nada's official languages. better than canada's official languages. better than even some of canada's politicians. another difficult legacy of a darker imperial past. the indians were so delighted to meet _ the indians were so delighted to meet the — the indians were so delighted to meet the great _ the indians were so delighted to meet the great white _ the indians were so delighted to meet the great white queen. i the indians were so delighted to meet the great white queen. canada's indiaenous meet the great white queen. canada's indigenous community, _ meet the great white queen. canada's indigenous community, the _ meet the great white queen. canada's indigenous community, the monarchyl indigenous community, the monarchy also symbolises disposition, discriminatio

lyse doucet, bbc news, ottawa.hrone, britain and the world was still coping with the private nations and aftermath of the second world war and still living by the conventions of earlier times. figurehead of the greatest generation, the queen was respected for values burnished by war. patient queueing, a fitting act to honour a sovereign who understood the significance of good manners, especially in dark days. we should take comfort that while we may have more still to endure, better days will return. we will be with our friends again, we will be with our families again, we will meet again. her death detaches living memory from the country's finest hour. but her parting is cloaked in a pall of patriotism that emboldens national self—belief. she and the institution she represents a framed britain as a country with a special place in history and the world. representatives from every corner have come to honour our queen. this is a nation, a commonwealth, a world saying farewell to the longest reigning british monarch.

ottawa is a small capital...fficial languages. please be seated. better than even some of canada's politicians. another difficult legacy of a darker, imperial past. the indians were - so delighted to meet the great white queen. for the indigenous community, the monarchy also symbolises dispossession, domination, horrific abuses canada's leaders are still confronting. this morning's ceremony to welcome the king sends another signal, the monarch�*s representative, governor general mary simon is the first indigenous person to hold this role. other change could be coming. the monarchy is changing and so is canada. the queen was able to move with the times and remain relevant but now more and more canadians are saying the monarchy no longer matters. but this is a country where the constitution is hard to change so for now it is a country with a king. dr carolyn harris is a royal historian based in toronto, she's been telling me how canada viewed the change. in canada, there's been a tremendous amount of interest in th

very good to hear thoughts, al mendez joining us from ottawa in canada. you're very welcome. ah, let's take a look at some of the days adding use now in the u. s. has pledged more military aid for ukraine. u. s. secretary of defense, lloyd austin, made the announcement by visiting the ramstein abbeys in germany where he's been meeting european defense ministries. 4 months after our initial contact group meeting, the war is at another key moment. russian forces continue to cruelly bombard ukrainian cities and civilians with missiles and artillery far but ukrainian forces are begun. they're kind of offensive imbecile for their country. and they are integrating the capabilities that we all have provided to help themselves to fight and reclaim their sovereign territory. algebra here is john hall has more from the ramstein, a base in germany. this is a format that's been going since april us lead, of course, taking in nato as well. there are 50 plus nations here ukrainians here as well in the form of defense minister alexi resume called. and they've met more or less monthly now to

south high kicks off in the dark uniforms, in the light gray uniforms, ottawa receives. gerald ford, this is his junior year. he's playing in here, and the film is good enough that you can look at it slide by slide, frame by frame, and find number 23 in it. ford would become the captain of the team the next year, his senior year, be an all-state player. they would earn the state championship, and i'm going to come up here in just a minute, i'm going to freeze frame, so that you can see the only known footage of gerald ford playing high school football. just a minute, you will see, number 23, coming in from the right-hand side. slow it down. and there he is. there is junior ford, number 23. his junior year. so we can go ahead and stop there and move on to the next slide. but that's some unique film there. and ford would parlay that fame on the football field to admission to the university of michigan. they recruited him to play football. at this time, the big ten did not offer scholarships. ford had to work his way through high school. -- through college, it took the comm

incident is reported to have taken place in regina in the saskatchewan province, west of the capital ottawaents in regina to take precautions and consider sheltering in place. we will have more on that when we get it. that's all for now — stay with bbc world news. hello, it has been a week of extremes across the uk, warm sunshine helping temperatures up to 26 celsius across east anglia, torrential rain, particularly in northern ireland and scotland, and that heavy rain has been coming from this area of low pressure which is the dominant feature in the week ahead. so, for those of us that need the rain, there will be some notable rain in the forecast over the coming days. there will be some warm spells of sunshine, too, and gradually the temperatures will start to come down. and we start monday with some rain across north—east england and across scotland, that will be pushing its way north and east words, it may linger across the northern isles for much of the day. behind it, warm spells of sunshine for many, few heavy and thundery showers, most will stay dry, but those showers becoming more

in ottawa, as stated by canadian law enforcement agencies, they did not detain a man who threw molotoverritory of the russian embassy. in ottawa, they did nothing to prevent the aggressive crowd from blocking the official entrance to our depression. in this regard, the russian foreign ministry demanded that the canadian country ensure the proper protection of our foreign missions and the safety of their employees. the russian football union appealed to fifa and uefa about the statements of the head coach of the ukrainian national team oleksandr petrakov the rfu called for him to be removed from work and for the statement, taken against the backdrop of the situation. in ukraine , the sixty-five-year-old coach of the ukrainian national football team said that if necessary, he was ready to take up arms and kill two or three people. a letter was sent to russian football unions in june. and at the moment, an answer is expected, which confirmed this statement of the ukrainian coach in the organization. petrakov, according to the rfu, is clearly discriminatory in relation to russia, and to th

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in ottawa. well, the immediate and reasons are a bit of a mystery. obviously, at the timing of the fact that rushers attention is turned away, we noticed they have not chosen to implicate themselves in the army asked by john conflict. and these are all countries part of the collective security treaty organization, the c s t o. so i think these countries feel a bit more free to engage in those local disputes. so again, if there's been a long term dispute, as you've mentioned, border dispute between to jay hassan and kirk istan. and i think the touch at government has chosen this opportunity whenever one's attention was turned to try and gain a bit of a victory to conquer a small amount of curfews territory at least advanced for domestic political considerations to consolidate the regime. especially as m a. molly rock, mom, the president there prepares most likely to transfer power to his son. why is it professor, that there are still real fees of a wide conflict when at least outwardly, the heads of states seemed to be trying to avoid it? it's very st

paula newton, cnn, ottawa. >> let's get to cnn's dana bash now.w that is reflected in the sort of sentiment that you hear from people gathered here at buckingham palace and those around the country. you've been speaking to a lot of people since the death of queen elizabeth ii. what are they telling you? >> absolutely. there is a focus on the mourning period and the passing of the queen and her legacy. many people are looking forward to this new reign of king charles iii and what that will mean for the country. although there were conversations around whether or not king charles will live up to the legacy most people we've spoken to are optimistic, they've given a warm welcome,ee saw that procession yesterday crowds gathered and it was pretty difficult to move around here. just speaking to them they were excited to be part of this moment to see a glimpse of the king driving by. this is a historic moment many people have come with their families to mark. there is some hopeful optimism there what it means for the country. the king has acknowledged in

i think that our german chancellor will be meeting president ottawa and the president of turkey who just gave an interview to an american radio station. saying that he expects russia to give back the occupied territories such as a crimea, which is kind of interesting because aragon just kind of into last week that he is aiming for closer trade relationship ships with china and russian. these to come to russia. these 2 countries you just have mentioned, so there is a lot going on around a big assembly hall. i washington bureau chief in s pole in new york city at the u. n. thank you and thank you to, to richard walker, our chief international editor. some of the other stories making headlines. uganda has announced its 1st dance from ebola in 3 years of official say a 24 year old man died of the disease. they declared an outbreak in the central district of move in date will help opening nations has several suspected patients receiving can protest is in bay router broken down again into the justice ministry . it amending the release of 2 people, arrested. a bank delegation for the internatio

they are from the institute of european russian and you, abrasion studies at calvin university in ottawa, professor good, happy with us. why have these classes flared up again? while the immediate reasons are a bit of a mystery, obviously the timing of the fact that rushers attention is turned away. we notice they have not chosen to implicate themselves in the army answered by john conflict . and these are all countries, part of the collective security treaty organization of the cfc. oh, i think these countries feel a bit more free to engage in local dispute. so they've, there's been a long term dispute. mentioned border between teacher and kirk. it's down and i think the charges government has chores in the opportunity whenever one's attention turned to try and gain a bit of a victory to conquer a small amount of courteous territory and the best for domestic political considerations to consolidate the regime. especially if i'm a, molly, iraq, mom, the president there prepares most likely to transfer power to his son. why is it professor, that there are still real fees of a why to confli

. >> the ceremony to proclaim british new king is due to take place in the canadian capital, ottawa,. -- remembering her majesty, the queen. >> canada is one of those 15 sovereign states in which the queen was monarch at the time of her death. you can see behind me there's people who came to read or hall in ottawa to sunder book of condolences. this is an opportunity for them to report their memories of the queen and why she meant so much for them. for many, the memories are personal of seeing our meeting the queen. this is the country this she visited most, outside of the united kingdom. this is a lot of fondness for her here. i'm gonna bring in john who's from canada. can you explain what the queen means to this country? >> it was an important kind of a rock to us. for many people they feel comfort with her. for me, i had -- i was awarded didn't nominate wearing the 1:25 anniversary metal that was awarded on the 125th anniversary of canada for community service. i came only because if anybody show the world of a community service meant it was her. that's why had to come and say to

the ceremony to proclaim britain's new king is new to take place in ottawa today and the skies martha canada is one of 16 sovereign states and which the queen was monarch at the time of her death. you can see behind me there is queen who left their home tooth see their condolences. an opportunity to require the memories of the queen and why she meant so much for them and for many the memories are personal, are seeing or meeting the queen on one or more of her 22 visits to canada and this is the country that she visited the most outside of the united kingdom. so a lot of finance for her here and i'm just gonna bring in john, who's from canada. can you explain what the queen means to this country? >> well, it was an important kind of a walk for us for many people it just felt comfort with her and for me i came because i was awarded. and i'm wearing, not well dressed for it. but i'm wearing the 1:25 anniversary metal. that was awarded on the 125th anniversary of canada for community service, and i came only because if anybody showed the world what community service meant, it was her. so

. >> the ceremony to proclaim britain's new king is new to take place in the canadian capital, of ottawa kellner has been speaking to residents there. remembering her majesty the queen. canada is one of 16 sovereign state of which the queen was monarch at the time of her death. you can see, behind me, there are people who have come to rideau hall in ottawa to sign the book of condolences. this is the opportunity to require the memories of the queen, and why she meant so much to them. and for many, the memories are personal. of seeing, or meeting the queen. on one or more of her 22 visits to canada. this is one of the countries that she visited the most, outside of the united kingdom. so, a lot of fun is for her here. and i just going to bring in john, who is from canada. can you explain what the me clean means to this country? >> well it was an important kind of a rock to us. for many people, they just felt comfort with her. for me, i had to come because i was awarded, and i'm not very well dressed for, it but i'm wearing 1:25 anniversary metal that was rewarded on the 125th anniversary

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i think it is normal to take it and give it to, for example, some canadian military museum in ottaware or in new york there or somewhere else, well, it is interesting how the second army was destroyed of the world we are still taking away two civilian cars in the colony that were the first to come out and in the refugee colony they were shot by snipers, in fact it was spring on the 24th, there was not a single day, we understand that we do not know what awaits us not only tomorrow but tonight, and we understand that we may not have much time at that time, so if there is such an opportunity, we try to advance them. russians didn't understand russian. you see. it's 12.7. she got out through the headlights. it's just that this is vitalik's mother, our friend, uh, she was driving here, the children blew up and they started shelling his car until it caught fire. they fired at her. she was completely wounded, bleeding all over the country well, they will cover everything, they drove in a column and this car was the first one there, he says, well, something banged in the car, he says that i

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canadian prime minister justin trudeau said in a conversation with president volodymyr zelenskyi, ottawa'sport remains steadfast, the leader added of the canadian government earlier, the house of commons of the parliament unanimously adopted a statement condemning fake referendums held by russia in the temporarily occupied ukrainian territories and another 500 million euros ukraine received new financial assistance from the european union, this is the amount of the support package announced in september - said the european commissioner for enlargement and neighborhood policy oliver vargei at a public briefing by the prime minister of ukraine for european integration olga stefanyshyn, the funds will go to support of reforms and also cite the survival of ukraine in this war . in addition, the meeting discussed how the european union can provide 100 million euros for the reconstruction of schools in ukraine as soon as possible. he added more than 600 tons of humanitarian aid worth about 10 million euros to ukraine during the war, which was sent by the community of saint and aid that is distri

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various sources in ottawa in washington dc and brussels where nato headquarters is located claim thats name has been in existence for several months. discussed in international defense and security circles she is seen as a potential successor to the current secretary general, a senior nato official said anonymously there seems to be some momentum for the next secretary general to be a woman, as someone well versed in the politics and history of eastern europe who speaks several european languages freeland is likely to be considered an important asset at a time when the alliance is trying to hold its own in the face of a major regional war, her knowledge of russia and the inner workings of the kremlin will be another huge asset. but now a few words about what kind of person he is. uh, she was born in the american zone of occupation in germany, her grandfather was mikhail khomyak, who under hitler in the occupied territory of ukraine published the newspapers kholmskie vesti and krakow news. naturally, the nazis. naturally, these seeds naturally, calling for genocide. such people were we

local authorities. officials from the lugens people's republic report new strikes on the town of the ottawa saying he adds, forces launched multiple rockets from a high mar system. we heard from a guest at a local hotel who came under fire for the sir, for show, and the 1st hour there was a strike and then almost a few minutes after a 2nd. it seemed that our hotel had purposely been targeted. however, the building was almost empty. it was severely damaged in the attack, almost destroy. so i was very lucky not to get hurt. it was a very weird attack because besides me and another person show an administrator, there was nobody else there. earlier during check in the girl, the front desk mistook me for an officer due to the way i looked. i showed her my documents and she registered me. there were no military on the territory near below you. early on saturday, another deadly attack by key of was reported in the daniel people's republic. a warning you may find the following: images disturbing. ah, the footage from done yet shows some of the victims and the devastation caused by at least 6 rounds

concludes that is righty. forces deliberately targeted and killed to al jazeera, javelin, serene ottawa, clay, and hurricane fiona increases in force, bringing devastation as it rips through the caribbean. ah, i'm welcome russian controlled regions in easton and southern ukraine. say that to hold referendums on joining russia this week. keep calling the move a sham while the us says it won't recognize the vote. the referendums will be held on friday in 4, regents low hands and yet separate and cast on various cover about 15 percent of ukraine out there as gabriel. amazon does more than this from keith sheila, from the very beginning of the special military operation and before it, we've been saying that the peoples of the respective territory should decide their own fate. the whole current situation confirms that they want to be master of their own fate in separation and in known yes. in both of those regions, russia only holds roughly about 50 percent of the territory. their local officials have said that they only plan to hold this referendum vote in the part of those regions their ru

they've been fighting the central government in ottawa for nearly 2 years now. the now russia is acknowledging huge losses in ukraine's melvin khaki reach. and moscow admit fit . forces have been out numbered in the past week with ukraine. we taking sways of land in the east since early september. ukrainian troops have been advancing rapidly present voting news. lensky says they've taken back 6000 square kilometers of land to 5th months. areas that took russia monday. the seas have been re taken in days unless they may signal a turning point in the war. now pro ration ron goes and analysts have been supporting the russian military for the past 6 months. hardly mentioning any setbacks on the battlefield, bought after russian troops withdrew from concave. the same commentators are not openly criticizing war plans and calling on moscow to be more transparent. gabriel is on dory for some kid. few people are more pro russian than this man. ego gurkin. if you're getting a brushes invasion of ukraine in february, the self described ultra nationalists with a staunch sup

minister justin trudeau expressed his support in a conversation with president volodymyr zelenskyi , ottawa's support remains steadfast, he added the head of the canadian government previously the house of commons of the parliament of canada unanimously adopted a statement condemning the fake referendums that russia is holding in the temporarily occupied ukrainian territories, another 500 million euros ukraine received new financial assistance from the european union, this is the amount from the support package announced in september, the european commissioner for enlargement and neighborhood policy said oliver vargey at a public briefing from here, the prime minister of ukraine for european integration olga stefanyshyn, the funds will go to support for reforms and also cite the survival of ukraine in this war, in addition, at the meeting they discussed how the european union can provide 100 million euros for the reconstruction of schools in ukraine as soon as possible, vargeia added to the russians, but finland will limit the right of russian citizens to enter, the decision was made by the g

she gave me her thoughts from ottawa.fection being expressed for the queen personally as an individual, but every part of canada has its own story, and it's a story with good and bad, of their relationship, centuries—old, with the monarchy. so, are we talking about, really, canada's relation to the future of the monarchy as opposed to the past with the queen herself? we're talking about a country, of course, with two official languages, and it was noticeable when politicians gave their tributes to her majesty in the houses of parliament. the leader of the parti quebecois from quebec spoke, he said, "i can give my warm appreciation to her as an individual." but he left no doubt that there were very complicated feelings about the crown. and i can speak personally, part of my ancestry is acadian, in 1755, under king george ii, it took place, an event the acadians call "le grand derangement" in french, "the great upheaval". some historians say it was britain's first ethnic cleansing when thousands of acadians were put out to

at that summit in las vegas, don putin has also met with his turkish counterpart, where as of type ottawa, the pair disgust a deal broken by turkey and the un back in july that allowed ukraine to resume exporting grain from it's black. see pause during the meeting. putin reiterated his claim that much of the grand living ukraine was not making it to poor countries that needed the most wheat from ukraine arrives in africa. the 1st aid shipment from the world food program reached harbor in late august carrying much needed grain destined for ethiopia. since july, only 2 such humanitarian deliveries have taken place. while more than a 100 commercial cargo ships have set sail from ukraine. russia says european countries are the biggest winners, but i can give you exactly all the grain exported from ukraine has been shipped not to the developing and porous countries, but to the countries of the european union. the look just as many european countries actually in previous centuries on it as colonialist. liza, because this is how they continue acting today, which you didn't. they have once again

victory, already after the first meeting, berlin promised cheetah self-propelled anti-aircraft guns and ottawarammstein ii armored personnel carriers held an online re at the end of may, the official summary of denmark's commitment to transfer harpoon anti-ship installations, additional artillery was promised by italy, poland, the czech republic and norway, the third rammstein took place in brussels on 15 a week later in june, minister of defense oleksiy reznikov announced that the first hummers had arrived in ukraine from the united states, which significantly changed the situation at the front. the fourth rammstein was held on july 20 in online mode, most of the decisions were kept secret. there are still many good and interesting decisions ahead , there are many training programs that we talked about with our partners, because without training it is also impossible to use weapons, so i am optimistically waiting for those things, although of course there are things that are still fundamentally important for now these are not resolved, these are modern tanks and airplanes , this is the questi

talk about this topic, we were inspired by a post on facebook by marina, er , srebybnaya, er, with ottawa, she wrote a post that simply went viral on facebook, more than 5,000 reposts, tens of thousands of comments yes, she touched on the subject of sharovarshchyna. yes, i want to quote a fragment of a woman when you dress in ukrainian style, please do a feet checking to see if you are bringing sharovarshchyna into the world instead of ukrainian clothing. i sometimes see but my eyes hurt and my heart hurts because we foreigners watch and remember that this means that she is ukraine. what is sharovarschyna - it is something that the soviet union carefully planted in us so diligently that some people still perceive it as real ukrainian, in other words, the replacement of ethnic diversity with a bad taste. and shirts are stamped without meaningful embroidery where necessary and where not necessary sending acid-bright colors that burn the eyes simplifying ethnic clothing to a carnival costume and here she published in her post a huge number of photos of incredibly beautiful , bright, authenti

and four different sources in ottawa, washington and brussels, say the freelance name has been around for months. as the name of a potential successor to the current general secretary, the 70-year-old military alliance is looking for a new perspective that a woman could bring, while they are looking for someone with experience and international connections, her knowledge of russia and the inner workings of the kremlin would be another big plus that the future secretary general of nato means, from gender considerations, the western press with good luck has already long list of likely candidates. last year, published a publication policy. all polls are representatives of eastern europe, the ex-president of croatia calendar. hiv former president of lithuania and italy. grybauskaite, the former head of the estonian kersti and kaljulayt man in a particular british experiment. johnson is not and was not among the candidates. johnson does not even have a chance to apply for the post of nato secretary general, firstly, the scandalous nature of his resignation will not add reputation to the al

everything possible will be done to ensure security. deposit of an ottawa, senior correspondent who's standing by an a harrison with the very latest on this. his arts. he's murdad gas d f. well anyway, you look at it. this is going to be a momentous week in history. certainly it will be studied in years and decades perhaps to come. but yes, indeed, 3 regents holding referendums on joining russia and 23rd 27th of september. presumably over the course of several days to avoid massive cues or a rush. because in, in all of these regions, ukrainian shelling is ceaseless, these endless, and it is blind. yesterday alone, 13 people killed in a single attack at the market. so presumably, authorities are taking the security situation very seriously, but they must also take other factors into consideration. why this, this rush, there's a lot that will have to be done aside from the referendum itself. the laws of russia, of la guns and the diets can have shawna a very, very different economic lose. a very, very different that all of that is going to be, i still have to be mesh together for it to,

the country and quote, a difficult direction, pensions wretched up between canada and india off the ottawa refuses to stop. canadian seeks conducting a referendum for separative seek homeland in the western indian state of couldn't job with the 8 be i'm now here at moscow, we appreciate you joining us here in a few international special coverage. today's referendums on whether or not to join russia, the voting has been getting underway, old day to day in dawn bass, and in the regions beyond. as we understand, at this very moment, the polling stations are closing. ah no right with a map i can show you the referendum is being held in for regions 1st and foremost, that done yet and against people's republics, right there. now basically they had already declared themselves independent back in 2014. that was after the government in keith was overthrown. but also though people have been casting their ballots in the upper orgy region and the heart of san region as well. now the voting comes off the days of intensified shelling of residential areas by ukrainian forces. this is all confirmed that t

incident is reported to have taken place in regina in the saskatchewan province, west of the capital ottawajust over 12 hours, britain will find out who will replace borisjohnson as the country's prime minister. the current foreign secretary, liz truss, is widely expected to win the conservative leadership contest. with a key gas pipeline from russia to europe shut indefinitely, germany has announced a $65 billion financial package to protect its citizens from soaring energy prices. people in chile have been voting in a referendum on a new constitution, that would replace the one imposed under general pinochet�*s military rule. it's been described as one of the world's most progressive. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are the journalist and broadcaster caroline frost — and the parliamentaryjournalist tony grew. tomorrow's front pages, starting with... the i front page looks ahead to the announcement of a new tory leader tomorrow, referring to the frontrunner liz truss as �*prime minister in waiting' the daily telegraph reports

and mays in a small village, north of kruger, national park, or nazare or john, this is in rob's ottawa and the elephants come in here, the damage, everything they eat, almost everything are mainly the peanuts, the i'll put them on one of them everywhere on the ground conservation is say, it's important to find sustainable ways to mitigate conflict between wild animals and paypal over 3 lemongrass. one solution, according to michelle henley, who's been studying elephants for 25 years, is growing aromatic herbs, such as chilly or lemon grass. so if you plant those crops in abroad, barrier around your, your palatable crops that you want to use as a food source, that's another way to, to, to elephants and to get income. another is installing, hives these giant animals escape of bees. the debate will continue about how best to manage the growing numbers of these beautiful elephants. what is in dispute, though, is protecting these animals and preserving vine diversity in the area. emily anglin, al jazeera kruger, national park, south africa, nuclear reminder you can catch up any time on our

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