k pals certainly opens up another door now it's going to take a while for that to happen. as you've mentioned already into the crypto space. there's talk that perhaps they'll find some kind of a partner as a broker dealer. but overall, right now, if you just look at the stock itself, it's interesting because you mentioned it's sold off a little bit, but it actually is holding very keen, moving average here are the 50 day moving average. you have an opportunity if you believe that this could be a real profit place for them as it was, let's say for robin hood, when you have a situation where you have about a $10.00 risk and it should stand the stock off. now we will tell you though, it does, it will take time. it's not going to happen overnight. wow. so pay pal is seeing all of the success that is being had with retail trading and they're trying to get a piece of the pie. they're now staying on the topic. we saw that robin had stock loss as much as a person on monday after the report that pay pal and scc cheer, gary gansler are claiming payment for order flow has an inherent

it's very much written at the pal house. so kayla all stop talking and i'll let you talk more about how you interpret elizabeth and use this letter. yes, so this letter is very important to the narrative of our story as well. so i think that and sam did a great job of recapping it, but it's it's really this amazing example of you know, the only example of a woman making these comments to the president of the united states and the only example of you know, not had that member so it's kind of incredible that you know, elizabeth powell was interested with this information is confidential information and we you know it also the way she crafts this letter is extremely eloquent. it's a well thought out argument argument and it's really indicative of her her intellect and obviously the mutual respect that washington had for her and and she even kind of points out and sam you can probably quote this better than i can but she kind of like is it not a selfish decision to go back to mount vernon and exactly it's for the fate of saving

you're gonna be skillful that you don't know what about the less about me the welcome back pay pal. is reportedly exploring an option to let us customers trade stocks on their platform according to sources cited by cnbc. the report also states the payments company, hired brokerage industry veteran richard rich hagen, to had its invest at pay pal division. now the possible move comes after the company launched crypto currency trading for us customers last year. and as we have talked about recently on boom bus, retail trading has become very popular as the means doc movement took off just earlier this year. in fact, larry tab, an analyst with bloomberg intelligence estimates retail investors accounted for 23 percent of all us trading this year, roughly as big as all hedge funds and mutual funds combined. now, as the news broke, pay pal stock was up as much as 4 percent on monday before leveling off into tuesday. for more on this and what's new, big market tuesday, let's bring in michelle snyder, who's partner and director of training research and education for market gauge dot com. al

here it is, the pal—v liberty, on british soil. shall we take it for a spin? let's go.mmissioned. but across the north sea i am assured it does this. like you find in most aircraft, you have the throttle here to control the power to the engines, the joystick between my leg which controls directions, so left or right or forward or back, and the pedals which were used for driving now control the rudderfor yaw. it can carry enough fuel to fly for up to three hours. of course on the aviation frontier, safety is a work in progress. german outfit lilium's all—electric prototype went up in flames last year, around a month after anotherjet from an israeli start—up eviation caught fire during testing. meanwhile, boeing has pressed pause on its innovation unit, next. backed by uber and toyota, joby aviation plans on bringing a flying taxi service to our airways. 0ther established car companies are piling in too. general motors has unveiled a flying cadillac concept and with funding from innovate uk and hyundai, coventry is set to receive a pop—up airport for the flying vehicles o

driven by a dreamer shaped by those in me dares things we dare to ask me said transparency for the pal phone receive for the kids about privacy or people care about is power. antonia and a son just become a symbol of the battles of brevity. information is power. that's what's going on, or a huge struggle with governments and corporations who want to keep information secret and others who democratic rights should be pushed forward. and people have a right to know what to do. watch houses help to shift the conversation around transparency and see what that battle has done to him. i feel like julian's life might be coming to an end. we are in a concentration with the largest and most powerful game plan. in such a situation, it's remarkable to survive. yes me. ah, ah, ah, i mean, ah ah ah, you know which okay, deal on this go to the good of the of the meet the mother to block that asian muscles and the elite and union. the other 2 should yeah, but the other couple of them was the next month and my daughter on the phone with me i the next leg will be a serious endeavor in the only country a

i was there when people like colon pals, lawyer himself a former deputy secretary defense william howard taft, the 4th, a very famous name and american politics objected to the war instrument pointing out that we had used law enforcement as our principal counter terrorist methodology for years. only want exception really on a legans rate on libya in april of 1986, which didn't last very long. and there was a lot of sense to that. re, our politics sense to using law enforcement to continue to use it. the moment we selected the war instrument, we elevated al qaeda and it's like 2 warriors status. we even had extraordinary difficulty coming out with a term to describe them. so the geneva conventions and other things wouldn't apply to them. we lost and we understandably last. i think because president bush himself told a group of event jalap goals visiting the white house. my rage is up. please help me. help me restrain my rage. i think that was the most telling comment. the then young neal fight inexperienced president made. it was all about revenge and secondarily about preventing a 2nd at

and with bush, he was war and he was worried about pal. but from your estimation, as, as a military minus event on the vietnam is a helicopter pilot, would have been possible to extract some of the latin in particular from afghanistan with to the all the for all of the taliban government? well, of course we didn't do that. we got a lot many years later, and we didn't get him and i've got his time. we got him in pakistan. the god, father of it's all about the album did not start, and condo are as common wisdom as if they started. and they started as a tool of the ios on the inner service intelligence, the cia, and focused on in order to keep it after i've got to start and roiled in stable. so that pakistan would have strategic depth against its principal in me, india and, and take a great strategies to figure that out. why they're doing that. even that conversation one time alongside president sharp about that very thing which drew a smile from the general and the present pakistan is behind the taliban. it's still behind the taliban. one wo

there's lots of- caveats with this, jerome pal caveats with this, jerome pal was talking about the factthe us passing the huge stimulus bill thatjoe biden has proposed, and there are all these various elements that could change things going forward. ~ ., ., ., ~' forward. when we are looking into the future, _ forward. when we are looking into the future, there - forward. when we are looking into the future, there is - forward. when we are looking into the future, there is an i into the future, there is an enormous amount of uncertainty that they have to cope with, situations change, you get surprises, all sorts of things go on, and that's why when thinking about the impact of this over the long—term, we have really got to take a holistic view, think about what path is more likely, and i think what we do know as investors is that asset prices have been supported by both qe have been supported by both oe and the very low interest rates, and that means that as these things start to fade, then there is less of that upward pressure on asset prices which may have an impact on the path forwar

thank you very much, pal. appreciate it, mister prime minister. >> stephen: thank you, pal. this guy. thank you so much. thank you, pal. mr. prime minister, chief, big guy, crocodile dundee. koala kid, ol' platypus pete. "man from the land down under, where the beer does flow and men chunder." you're my kangaroo jack, jack. i'm your little joey. throw me in your pouch, and let's go get a bloomin' onion. let's build back outback better i'm kiddin' around. i'm not kiddin' around about kiddin' around. ( laughter ) crikey! ( applause ) ( cheers and applause ) you guys are a cheap date. i like it. some are calling this the blunder from down under. so far, just me. and it's pretty dumb. i mean, we all know the name of australian prime minister: mr. incorrect pass code. ( laughter ) well, that's the news from down under, here in the up over, the space race has been heating up, inspiring billionaires everywhere to build their own giant fire-penis. ( laughter ) but now average joes are gettin' in on the game, and i'll tell you all about it in our latest installment of (echoing) >> sp

thank, powell -- pal. i am honored today to be joined by two of our closest allies to launch a new phase of the trilateral security operation. as prime minister boris johnson said, i thank you for your partnership, your vision as we embark upon this strategic mission. although the australia, u.k., u.s. partnership, aukus, which sounds strange, we will enhance our shared abilities to take on the threats of the 21st century just as we did in the 20th century. our nations and our brave fighting forces have stood shoulder to shoulder for more than 100 years to the trench fighting in world war i, island hopping in world war ii, and the scorching heat of the persian gulf. the united states, australia and united kingdom have been faithful and capable partners and are even closer today. today we take another historic step to formalize cooperations along our nations. we recognize the imperative of assuring peace and stability in the indo pacific over the long-term. we need to address both the current strategic envi

flat understand it your pal was cut during the storm?— during the storm?the storm. — during the storm? not during the storm, actually _ during the storm? not during the storm, actually in - during the storm? not during the storm, actually in the - the storm, actually in the aftermath. i had the power cut out when the sun was shining and a blue sky because they had to get a tree that had fallen into the wires out of the wires and the only way to do that was to cut the power. we and the only way to do that was to cut the power.— to cut the power. we are glad it is back _ to cut the power. we are glad it is back un- _ to cut the power. we are glad it is back up. you _ to cut the power. we are glad it is back up. you were - to cut the power. we are glad it is back up. you were able i to cut the power. we are glad | it is back up. you were able to predict the effects around nine years ago of storm sandy, before it hit. did you have any inclination about this one? —— any inkling. inclination about this one? -- any inkling-— any inkling. well, it was clear from t

but the real question is, is there going to be any pal looking to be appointed to a 2nd term? is he really willing to rock the boat? is there going to be enough of an outcry to make it worth his time to hold these guys accountable or to do more to strengthen those rules so that these sorts of holes aren't? you know, there are people flipping through the cracks, if you will, of, of these vague ethics rules and how they're supposed to apply to these liter. so, you know, i don't know 1st for sure. they absolutely should do something to address it, but whether or not they will, they haven't so far. there's been various laws that have been passed as it relates to congress. and the same rules that apply to congress do apply to the chairman as well that these bank presidents, but they all seem to find a way to get around them, don't they? they certainly do. and i know you mentioned congress there. we've talked about the federal reserve, but there's another aspect to all of this which is happening at the judicial level . and a recent report found that more than $130.00 federal judges

do they know something that may be j pal doesn't know very likely. i mean, let's go back to the big, big picture, not toil is energy. and if you've got russia getting in on the act where they don't know if they can circumvent the dollar, look, every time anyone want to circumvent the petro dollar and signal for oil or anything but the u. s. but then there was a price to pay. you look at what happened to daffy, you look, which happened in the euro zone a couple times. and now that's going to happen. it's happening. and i think that's kind of one of these. one of the signals to this 50 or jubilee this. how does sorts out again, i don't think will be pretty, it will happen exactly how i'm not certain, but you know as much as me, if not more on the central bank digital currency. i mean, the whole thing about defy was for decentralized fine, and bitcoin being the star leader for a long time. but now after a short time it was a k y c. you know, you can be as anonymous as you want, as long as you go through an exchange and give them know your customer situa

by 2 will be speaking to the man who is chief of staff to george w bush is secretary of state colin pal. but 1st to one of the greatest chronic lives of the united states empire, a filmmaker explored both the horror of 911 and the planning of us imperialist was before and after 9112001, and joined. now, by all of a stone oscar winning director and writer films like salvador, j, f, k. well trade center, nixon, wolf, street, and platoon. all of a thanks so much for coming back. gone. happy birthday. that's what i got to say to you. first of all, i mean the commentators are all talking about how your films one way to cope with 911 the 20 or anniversary. can you see why $75.00 is very young and you should be putting out at least 2 or 3 feature films a year now. my father lived to about 75. exactly. so i think, i think, you know, modern times had been good to us and prosperity has been good to us and allowed us to live longer. so i'm grateful. and i hope i stay young and making films as tough . but i've been working really hard on these 2 documentaries that are coming out j f k one. we talke

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ah i ah ah, i have often said transparency for the pal fall receive for the bell. this bit cares about privacy. what people care about is power. antonia and sons is become a symbol of the battles of brevity. information is power. that's what's going on, or a huge struggle with the government's corporations who want to keep information secret and others who democratic rights should be pushed forward. and people have a right to know what they're going to do. watch how much help to shift the conversation around transparency and see what that battle has done to him. i feel like jewels like might be coming to an end. we are in a conflict situation with the largest and most powerful employer in such a situation. it's remarkable when i would show the same wrong, why don't just don't the room. yes. to fill out the thing because after an engagement equal betrayal, when so many find themselves worlds apart, we choose to look for common ground in the ah, me driven by a rumor shaped those in me dares thing. we dare to ask in oh right now there are 2000000000 people who are ove

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raymond, pal, that guy over in new orleans. >> thank you lady from washington. biden's approval circling the drain, they are getting more and more desperate. we will explain it in moments. e. when you're on the lanes, they're right behind you. reunite with your team. go bowling. ♪ ♪ >> laura: joe biden's presidency has become kind of an old, leaky rowboat lost at sea. and the russians are running out. to stave off starvation, the white house as per promoting an agenda that has absurd amounts of domestic spending. but don't worry, because none of it is going to cost you a dime. >> this package adds nothing to the debt, nothing to the debt. it is fully paid for by raising taxes on wealthy people. >> my plan is paid for. it's fiscally responsible. because our investments are paid for by making sure the corporations -- that they pay their fair share. >> not only is the white house playing fast and loose with that, with what constitutes wealth, they are jamming regressive taxes through this bill. you will feel the pain, as will your children and grandchildren. but ag

iam i am looks legal pal. -- luxmi goal.o win a grand slam singles final in 44 years. the queen is among those congratulating the teenager following her stunning victory in new york, just months after finishing her a—levels. to have a note from her, i was extremely honoured and very grateful that she took notice of my tennis. i can't believe it, i'm maybe going to frame that letter or something. the uk's health secretary says the government won't introduce vaccine passports in england, ahead of plans to protect the nhs from rising covid cases this winter. what i can say is we have looked

more catastrophes at the southern border, joining us now to talk about it, steven miller, my great palphen miller, welcome back, let me get this right now we have this haitian catastrophe 10000 haitian illegal immigrants under a bridge in the government and the fda would not let us see it, they stop the drones from going they said it won't happen because a haida. what do you make of that. >> you really have to be a postmodernist to try to solve by blocking out the coverage of the crisis. the crisis is still there d if u knocked out fox's drone. unfortunately we have a helicopter so we could see what was going on and i heard you say the faa reversed themselves but this is insane you find out there's a crisis that we've neverr seen before no one has seen anything like this as longh as we patted country and your first phone call is get the drones out of the sky, this is crazy. larry: we have over 200,000 inpeople coming across the bordr in august, 200,000 common across in july so that may be a new benchmark, what i see generically i raise this in the top of the show with biden budget and

we were recording along radio interview with my great pal john baxter who is going to right into night 11:00. he actually found the tape with kennedys boston accent, his famous speech, in december of 1962. very famous speech which really was the breakthrough of his new policies. in short, it's a paradoxical truth. the tax rates are too high today and tax revenues to low. and the scientist way to raise revenues in the long run is to cut rates now. the reason is that only form deployment to balance the project and tax reduction can pave the way to that. employment the purpose of tech cutting taxes now is not to incur a budget deficit but to achieve the more prosperous expanding economy, which can bring a budget surplus. that was jfk in 1962. december. okay. let me turn the clock forward in this history. ronald reagan comes in office. we i have gratefully served as one of his budget deputies, long time ago. on february 18th 1981, the month into his presidency, reagan gave a speech to the nation. he announced that he was seeking the ten 10:10 tax rate cut. across the board tax cut. 30% acr

competitor to visa, also tell us about how you see it fitting in with a fin tech and also with pay pal, and this increasing pressure for these companies to be one stop shop force their consumers. >> it is really, really, really hard to build a closed loop network. you have to have an acquiring business, you have to have an issuing business, and you have to have great technology and jpmorgan has a great example, has two out of the three of those, but maybe not great technology yet and so this idea that everyone can become a closed loop network is something that a lot of companies are trying but it is very, very hard to do. and thus far, global closed loop networks that are truly scaled, there are really only four, with visa, master card, amex and discover, so while i think pay pal has a real opportunity for it, i think even plaid and stripe on the private side theoretically could build symptoms and shopify is going after it and square i think has the best chance of becoming it. >> fascinating we continue to watch them awfully closely. we covered some good ground today. appreciate it ver

joining me now out west is my pal and colleague conan nolan and politico california carla and also with the view of national politics in mind house editor david wasserman. conan, let me start with you. is it as simple as saying, give you the door to choose. is this a statement about california being as blue as ever or was it that good of a closing message? >> i think both could be said. remember as your friend mike murphy said a box of blue hammers could win in this state. democrats have a 2-1 majority or 2-1 advantage, i should say, over republicans. i have to tell you, you're right. a recall election cuts both ways. this was a gamble for the state and republican party. i think if they kept his margins down to single digits even high single digits, they could say this was a victory of sorts. but to your point, gavin newsom won this gubernatorial election in 2018 with a historic number. no democrat had ever won with 61%. what i've seen most recently he's beating that margin and he's better than he's, he's stronger than he's ever been and re-elect in a year. pretty odds on favorite to wi

head near the bay and that's more like it. 68 in oakland. 75 in hayward. 71 in san mateo down to pal-- alto, 76. we'll move it off to north. 87 in clear lake. look at that. just 68 for the high many mill valley. looks good tomorrow. what about that big game on sunday? you know what i'm talking about. the packers and 49ers. if you're headed out there, pre-game, 76. halftime, 68. don't worry if don't have tickets. we have pregame and post game coverage right here. you can see san francisco we hold with 60s. we're down to 79 monday, 77 tuesday and 78 on wednesday's fact. i'll have that coming up at 6:00 p.m. jessica and garvin, good last weekend to fire up the barbecue. >> thank you very much. >>> up next, toilet paper troubles, again. costco now limiting how much tp you can buy. this time it has nothing to do with pandemic. working at recology is more than a job for jesus. it's a family tradition. jesus took over his dad's roue when he retired after 47 year. now he's showing a new generation what recology is all about. as an employee-owned company, recology provides good-paying local j

she went back to her old neighborhood to see some high school pals.n nicholson, another of her childhood buddies was surprised to see her. >> it was good, because i hadn't seen her in probably like 6 to 8 months. we caught up. >> the group met up at an apartment. >> at around 11 or 11:30 we went down to the bars. >> the bars where in an upscale shopping mall in the town of plaintiff. it was hopping. they headed to a bar called henry. closed down another called scruffy duffy's. at about 2 am, christina, stephen and a few others went back to the apartment where they had started. >> how drunk was everybody? >> we were all pretty drunk. i had 10 to 12 shots in a couple of beers. >> too drunk to drive, steven wanted to crash on the couch and sober up, but christina had not had much to drink at all and she just wanted to get home. it was now about 3:30 saturday morning. >> she wanted me to take her home. >> she wanted you to take her home? and you said i can't. i've had too much to drink. why don't you stick around? >> yeah. >> she said no, i'm going to go.

chris pal lone, nbc news, washington. >>> happening today a campbell business owner will be honored for possibly preventing a mass shooting. santa clara county county district attorney will honor maroda who called the police in july after seeing someone on surveillance video prowling his car lot. officer found an arsenal including two assault rifles and several high-capacity magazines. bullets were inscribed with phrases like cop killer and they found a hate-filled manifesto. that ceremony starts at 10:00 this morning. >>> the chase center in san francisco will require proof of vaccination for any event with more than 1,000 people. the new requirement applies to anyone 12 and older. it comes ahead of tonight's musical artist tame impala concert. fans can use an app or show the physical card of vaccination upon entry. masks are required inside. >>> happening tonight a journey out of this world for some american civilians. four americans will take off in a spacex launch into space for up to four days as they orbit the planet. the group will orbit earth 15 times a day over 1 -- 350 miles a

exchange commission, so coinbase is getting hit to the tune of more than 3%, robinhood, square, pay pal that deals with crypto, in the red. now, no surprise that after seeing moves, the bit-wise crypto industry innovators etf which owns everything from coinbase to square, pay palace well as marathon and blockchain has been seeing its own downward spiral lumping 7.25% to $22.55. cathie wood's crypto exposed etf 's also under pressure the ark innovation etf sliding more than 4% at the moment, and we do have it down $5.88 that's ark with the two k's there and then you've got fintech innovation down 3.7%, so, as we stay with crypto, ripple, xrp, staring down the sec as it fights with the commission over xrp, the question is, will sec chief gary gensler blink? joining us the aforementioned charlie gasparino, the first time i've seen you in 18 months. how you doing buddy? charlie: very good, by the way, what is the pac token? liz: can you believe that? there are a whole bunch of them. charlie: i'm a dog chain. liz: dogecoin. charlie: listen they love me because i've been reporting out the une

held areas. person who intervene to support a thought in the war in 2015, also criticized foreign pals who continue to back the opposition. glover, problem, and that's because the dumpster, the main problem in my view is that the foreign military forces, and without the permission of the u. n. m, without your sanctioning, are present on some territories of the country which contradicts international law . and that does not give you an opportunity to use maxim efforts for the consolidation of the country and to move on the part of its restore ation as fast as you could if the whole territory of the country was controlled by the legal government. when no money taking into account the fact that international terrorism recognizes no borders and spreads like an infection around the world, i can say that our armies made a huge contribution to protect the world from this evil. syrian refugees in lebanon are appealing for cache to be sent to them in us dollars, rather than the local currency. the liberties pound has fallen dramatically in value during the countries economic crisis. so higher e

that, but i see that i don't know, i have often said transparency for the powerful privacy for the pal. this bit cares about privacy. some, some basic, maybe instinctual know for their privacy affairs, between lovers. when you go to the toilets or whatever one privacy, that's it actually human instinct. but if we look beyond that, hong is a damn about privacy. what people care about is power and the relative balance of power between small organizations, the smaller, which is a family and large organizations. how that information is power and issue. a larger organization has a lot of information about you and you don't have information on that large organization. it has even more power using it, otherwise would have. so privacy is a way for individuals and small organizations to preserve the small amount of power that they already have. mm. mm. mm. the merger of our societies with the internet and the internet with our societies has allowed a really amazing lateral trans where we're able to learn from each other much more than we could. on the other hand, it is allowed, state intelligen

. >> reporter: 11-year-old stevie hasn't been able to see his pal owen since owen's family moved fromhicago to missouri until now. >> what are you doing here >> reporter: it turned this day into 100% pure joy. >> you just made my day. >> reporter: kids know a thing or two about friendship describe the friendship >> i don't think i can because it's so many nice things to say about it >> reporter: what it's been like not seeing him? >> it's been hard because we talk to each other over the phone. i really liked whe me and him play each other in the park. >> reporter: let's give owen a call >> all right, hi owen. >> hi. >> reporter: constant companions since kindergarten, owen traveled back to chicago with his dad on a business trip and hid out in the backseat >> it's amazing how a little video of kindness and friendship and emotion can make other people feel good >> i feel like i'm dreaming >> reporter: when you are with your bff, you are on the top of the world. swinging on a star kevin tibbles, nbc news, chicago. >> made his day? made mine, too that's "nightly news" for this tuesday th

. >> how are you, pal? >> what's your name? >> he can't hear us. >> how old are you? oh, you're getting old. by the way, the neat thing about america, every time we end up with a problem going into a serious circumstance, we come out better than we went in. that's balls we're so diverse. that's america. be proud of it. thank you. and don't jump. [laughter] >> great job. president biden: thank you. thank you. [captions copyright nl cable satellite corp. 2021] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] announcer: president biden survey damage from hurricane ida in new jersey before his remarks in new york city. the president spoke with a homeowner whose home was destroyed.

when serving ideology i have often said transparency for the pal fold, for the kids about privacy. what people care about is power. juliana sons is become a symbol of the battles of brevity. information is power. that's what's going on and a huge struggle with governments and corporations who want to keep information secret and others who democratic rights should be pushed forward. and people have a right to know what they're going to do. watch how help shifts the conversation around transparency. see what that battle has done to him. i feel like julian life might be coming to an end. we are in a conflict situation with the largest and most powerful employer in such a situation. it's remarkable. it's alive. look forward to talking to you all that technology should work for people. a robot must obey the orders given by human beings except where the shorter the conflict with the 1st law show your identification. we should be very careful about artificial intelligence. the point obviously is to great truck rather than fear take on various jobs with the artificial intelligence real sum

she says people adopting pets from the shelter should look beyond the online photos and seek out a pal that matches their lifestyle. in other words, go for connection. >> we are not just here to save animals. we are here to save people and help people and help the human animal bond. >> reporter: michaels and claus have the pandemic to thank for their friendship. and the simple advice michaels has for people looking for a pet. >> no expectation and an open heart. >> oh, they are so cute! >> how many oh's and ah's during that piece? >> too many to count. our clear the shelters coverage is just beginning. we will have great rescue stories all week long leading up to the big event at the berkeley humane society on saturday. dozens f dogs and cats will be up for adoption there and hundreds around the bay area. you don't have to wait to saturday. find other participating shelters. just go to nbcbayarea.com and click on clear the shelters on our trending bar at the top of the page. >> that's a beautiful graphic. the dog kind of feeling the show. the kittens right there. >> they are just as sw

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