always peeled it like that -- they peel it from the other end. >> i heard that monkeys peel them from the other end, too. >> do they? it's probably a more efficient way to do it, now that i think about it, 'cause they're definite monkey experts. okay, so we're gonna cut this in half this way. we'll cut off that brown tip at the end. >> mm-hmm. >> and we're gonna take it and cut it in quarters like that. okay? >> and is it better to do this with a smaller knife, a safer knife? >> yeah, i think it's a lot easier. i've got a little paring knife. paring knives are wonderful for doing small, delicate work, and we're trying to get this into small pieces like this. >> remember, only use a knife if your parents say it's okay. >> so, keep your fingers turned under -- good knife safety, okay? so you keep them -- and then just pull it back like that. you're gonna cut it into long strips like that. okay? >> okay. >> now, if you get down to this edge, it's a good idea to turn it around so that your round part isn't going into your fingers. >> okay. >> then you turn it sideways, keeping your thumb

it starts with the micro peel resurfacing pad that refine and polish the skin, much like a chemical peelmicro dermabrasion. next is the intensive repair serum that helps fade dark spots and discoloration. >> let me stop you right there. i am the skeptic of all skeptics. i have brown spots. i wanted to put this to the test. it worked. >> the active ingredient in the topical vitamin c that is slowly absorbed to treat sun damage from uv rays. the third step is the collagen lift moisturizer. >> give me that! >> i'm a product junkie. if you name it, i can tell you if it works or not. my skin drinks this stuff, and so good. >> the active ingredient is encapsulated retinol that goes deep into the top layer of the skin, promoting rapid cell renewal and collagen production. finally, derm exclusive fill & freeze actually works in just 15 minutes. you will improve the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles. let's see how well it works on deborah norville. >> oh, my lord. >> you have a few things going on here, especially around the eyes. the crows feet, a little bit of crazing. >> oh, shut up! i hav

in this case what we're recommending is that rather than having half of the buses peel off at filmore we'll have a third of the buses peel off so jackson will have service and it will be less frequent, so we'll have 15 peek service and 20 to 30 service through the rest of the day and we'll have increase certificate service between downtown. that will become the all day route, so that we would have 18 hours of service on sutter between downtown and pasedo and that route moves evening services around 8:00 p.m.. >> that's all i have. >> director [inaudible]. >> i want to see if you have feedback on the 36. we've heard a lot of comments about that. do you have a response to that? >> i think you have a tough job and i think that the 36 is an example of that. when we were doing the planning phase of this project and toes who were here, you would often here me citing the 36 is one of our most broken community routes. up at the section that we're talking about, it literately does figure rate, so folks boarding the bus actually pass where they started before heading onto the forest hills move

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i'd peel those off and two more would stick over on this side. it was? it was a bit of a fight. >> after a couple terrifying minutes, the octopus finally lets go. remarkably, danny morrow catches the whole thing on camera. >> people ask, why didn't you help him get the tentacles off his face? first of all, doug's a really experienced diver and he's been around a lot of these animals. i kind of suspected that he knew what he was doing. frankly, i don't think i could have helped him. i think most divers, myself included, would have panicked. you've got to hand it to him for keeping his composure and not panicking. >> doug's still an avid diver, and he loves and respects the underwater world despite his close call with the octopus. >> i knew that the octopus was not trying to hurt me. there was some miscommunication. either i had infringed on its territorial boundaries or had interrupted some premating behavior between it and maybe an octopus that was outside of the den. i take great care not to hurt any of the animals i encounter. i wanted the animal off m

but he didn't kill robert peel. he actually killed a bodyguard. his assistant. his assistant. his counsel interposed the defense of insanity. that went all the way to the house of lords, the privy council. they came out with the so-called m'naghten rules, which defined insanity as not knowing the nature and quality of your act, or the difference between right and wrong. that was the definition until recently in america. what it is now? there are 50 different answers because there are 50 states. the administration of the criminal law has been, under our system, generally conferred upon the states. could the insanity defense ever be a constitutional issue? it hasn't been so far. the insanity was not ever constitutionalized. in fact, in powell against texas, the court rejected the idea that the constitution somehow embraced the defense of insanity or the definition of insanity. the insanity defense emerges from not the constitution. but from common law, which in our federal system is generally administered by the states. thank you, justice stewart. the way in which a society trea

that came out of nowhere to slice this guy's car in half. >> whole roof peels right off. cars coming in the opposite direction because he just barely weaves out of the way and avoid that giant piece of debris. >> here's something you don't see every day this video trending now a little bit older and you can see why. pretty ingenious solution to a truck driver who's run out of gas. he's carrying a large backhoe. >> no way. >> starts the backhoe up and just shoves himself along. >> it's, like, a giant truck scooper. >> it is. i mean, you got -- >> that's really brilliant because would you have thought about using the back of your truck to do this? >> no. >> it's awesome! >> it is awesome. a pretty ingenious solution to a low gas problem. >>> prince robinson of palo alto, california, has one incredible hobby, he's creating a tsunami capsule. his story and video posted on wired. you are wondering what is he going to do with this thing. he lives in silicon valley and it's highly unlikely a tsunami will reach him but it's nice to have just in case. you never know what will happ

today, mostly clear and chilly grab yourself a jacket but something that you can peel off in the heat of the day which is typically 3:00 p.m. now with that time change. so keep that in mind, warmest time of day. it's going to be toasty with temperatures 10 to 15 degrees above average for this time of year. then as we head into tonight, one of those gorgeous city nights in san francisco where you can see the stars, all of your bridges, very clearly. it's going to be gorgeous. but that means also with the clear sky, temperatures going to drop off quickly as we head into evening hours. highs today 71 san francisco. 77 south bay. 77 today along the peninsula, hard to beat that. 75 in east bay. wine country, perfection at 76. talk showers in my next report. stick around. if you've got to get out the front door, hold up one moment. mike inouye first. >> you say showers coming up. i have flooding now. look at this video. my gosh, there's the geyser we are talking in san leandro. the green sign, that's the freeway entrance. marina boulevard on ramp is open but this is by the -- you see the on

thereafter, the peeling is progressively harder. probably the auditorium would be the next to go.llow the stage as a raised platform to act upon. take that away and the player is on the ground. going relentlessly on, the player would have to be stripped of his costume and mask. remove these and there will probably fall apart two separate pieces, leaving nothing inside. those two pieces would be the player and the audience. take these away and you have no theater. this was a co-production of miami-dade community college and british broadcasting corporation, british open university. captioning performed by aegis rapidtext

but that way, it makes it really easy to peel, okay? because you got to get the peel off.s kind of woody. and just throw it right in there. and then we're going to sprinkle some salt in there. now, you can always add salt. you can't take it out, okay? >> start with less than you think you need. >> start with less. we're gonna have about 1/2 teaspoon. and, you know, the best way to deal with salt is like this in a bowl between your fingers so that you have the most control over your salt. >> mm-hmm. >> unless you really know your shaker. but sometimes shakers pour, and sometimes they, like, hardly come out. >> sometimes they shake. >> yeah, exactly. sometimes they rock and roll a little bit on you, you know? and then i just put in about a teaspoon of my secret ingredient -- that chicken base -- and that's it. >> so what does the chicken base do? >> it just adds flavor. it adds depth to flavor. i mean, a chicken base is a reduced stock that had onions and carrots and celery and chicken. so there's a lot of complexity. so it just adds complexity to your salsa. it just adds th

i eye the peel way to administer you can comment to sixteen self sacrificing the bar which was a concept and profits. i have decided not to face a tough stance on she'll get fighting. this infuriated the accidents have all that surprising often the shoveling. off the eye ukraine's state is in the balance of regime leading candidate is of dubious legitimacy in the upcoming vote in the crimea in all likelihood puts the country's sovereignty and to question the ukraine. parked the car the new ukrainian fashion should come to our land. it's a threat to russian troops when it is a small republic and russia is a huge country to send us. walking ten and went to a small cocktail was thrown into a chinese custom they are defending the law and what do we do it again gregory has never strayed into it and it never will. is yes. he is a welcome to you future attacks. the rebels and syria have admitted to kidnapping multiple people all women and children going to be an ally plan our team you abducted in all the sons of radicals want the exchange them for two thousand opposing find just what kind the k

key and peele say you've got to go for it. it's edgy.here used to be television shows like archie bunker, that really -- in retrospect, would that show be on the air now? maybe not. that guy was a bigot. but it served to raise a lot of issues that were interesting and thought provoking. >> i don't know that it would still be on the air. i watched that growing up. i would say no. sustainable farm to table cooking. this new concept that all these restaurants are putting fresh produce on the table. but this is really being thoughtful about the produce that you're buying at the store and also utilizing every piece of the animal, which they do very well in asia. not so much here. one example you guys give is using bone marrow instead of butter. you say it's a deliciously velvety upgrade. >> i'm a big fan of bone marrow myself. this is from dan barber, the wonderful chef of blue hill. he says it's not just that our buying habits have to change, our tastes have to change. we're used to meals where the big piece of meat is the star attraction. d

so i think what we're seeing now is the layers of the onion are being peeled away.ry attractive thing. it's not a very pleasant-smelling thing. and this is what we're going to be looking at i think for at least a couple of months to come. >> yeah. and chris christie has thought that david samson is one of these unquestionable pillars of the community. he certainly thought that during his long press conference when he kept referring to talking to limb he as if he was talking to the truth teller in this story. let's listen to what chris christie said the last time he was asked about david samson, which is about two weeks ago. >> your top port authority appointee david samson was target of some criticism by the p.a.'s director patrick foye. foye was asked by the daily news if samson had the moral authority to lead the agency and he flat out said no but then wouldn't elaborate on it any further. do you still stand by samson as your appointee? >> strongly, firmly. and i disagree with pat foye. >> alfred doblin, "the new york times" had not editorialized yet saying pat fo

like a chemical peel that i might do in the office. next the intensive repair serum. it helps pay dark spots. -- fade dark spots. brown spots. i wanted to really put this to the test. it worked. --the active agreement ingredient is a topical vitamin c which is slowly absorbed to treat sun damaged skin. the third step is the collagen lift moisturizer. junkie.a product your skin drink this stuff. goese active ingredient deep enough into the top layer of the skin promoting rapid cell renewal and collagen production. finally, the fill-in freeze. the active ingredient actually works in just 15 minutes. you are going to improve the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles. you want to see how well it works? >> o my lord. >> you of a few things going on right here, especially around the eyes. you can see those crows feet. >> shut up. crazy. calling you >> can we get to the after, please? >> voila. after just 15 minutes, after a piling -- a piling the fill-in freeze -- and this is the result. look how it softened the horizontal lines on your four

. >> and then you -- you pinch the tail, you peel it a little bit like this. >> you don't have to peela knows how to do it. >> you pull it with your teeth, right? >> oh, i just ate that. okay. you're sick, you're sick. >> oh, my god. where am i supposed to put the bottom? where does the bottom go? >> we'll go ahead and make this filling, for the spring rolls. we have onions and crawfish tails that have already been sauteed down. we're going to add a little bit of cabbage. we're going to add some shredded carrots, some cilantro, a little salt, a little pepper. and you're going to toss all this together. >> that's the filling? >> that's the filling. these are great, you can makes they a day ahead, roll them, freeze them. >> you were saying you're going to teach us how to actually do this. >> that's right. >> we're ready. >> we're going to make one of these. this is an egg roll. >> egg roll wrapper. you can find these in the produce section in the grocery store. >> brush three sides of this. >> three sides. >> i already -- >> you're all right. you're all right. >> take some of the filling

peel was delicious of americans but if we're going to have the maps for always inquests over the next twenty years this reciprocal see how society can make progress and if the reconciliation which perhaps is more important. come discover a bowl of facts of what went on in the post. the families of the victims can conceive of reconciliation with god through him and whatever happens. they're hardly going to forget the murder of their loved ones. the question is as old as mankind itself in space is there life on other planets is one of the reasons why people love who loves standing up the night sky sustained tree. the best place the star gazing in europe is on the spanish island of la palma. knowing the series hero by night thus been moved them here when night falls the canary islands star pacers come out in force the latest trends in the next few hours traveling through their telescopes to think it's far away from the earth. pool. but it's the of everyone's fascinated by the night sky. he looked up and see all the stars. and if you think about what all might be out there can be frighten

several layers were peeled away and exposed several buyers of the structure but were still burning. many areas have been open to us by the demolition company. we are applying water now to get to the still smoldering areas. most of the residents were allowed to return home for good except for the people who live in the three units next door. we were told we could not get in this morning to stay but we talked to the cops who told us we could grab stuff but we should maybe get a hotel for tonight. i am really anxious to see what our apartment looks like i mean how much damage is done. we have no idea what is left. we want to get a few belongings and ride out the next couple of days. residents will be able to go back for good that when the fire marshal gives the ok. within a half hour the whole structure was engulfed in smoke. the first call came in at three minutes to. to firefighters arrived within five minutes and immediately realized they needed help. the fast burning fire threatened to engulf the first responders. defensive fire means protecting other buildings. the heat was so int

and when you peel it off, the adhesive in the gelatin adheres to the dust particles on the floor. >> with some research, investigators identified the prints outside as a pair of size 10 nike air jordans. the perpetrators inside also wore nike shoes. one wore the air medal force model, the other the shocks trainers. when police interviewed the neighbors, several of them said they saw a burgundy-colored car parked a short distance away from the shaws' home. >> the vehicle was occupied by black males. either they observed these black males within the vehicle or standing outside the vehicle, but it was parked in front of a vacant lot in this particular neighborhood, so it did stand out. >> and about a mile from the crime scene, search dogs found a potentially crucial piece of evidence. >> while they were walking around in the roadway, they discovered a red ski mask with blue outlines on it next to the roadway, which was in direct line of sight to the rear of the victim's property. >> this ski mask, red with dark trimming around the eyes, was similar to the one described by rosana shaw. a

to make the makapads, workers cut the papyrus, peel off the green cover, and then take the white stemsto the factory. the work is done by people who live next to the fields. the makapads project is aimed at creating jobs for the needy -- unemployed women and refugees from the democratic republic of the congo and central africa are given preference. just under 200 people now work in the factory. production takes 40 steps, and almost everything is done by hand. >> the idea was to employ as many people as possible and using as little energy as possible. but therefore to use the sun or solar in the production and to employ many, many people out of it. >> they've been making the makapads in kampala for ten years. this is already the third production site. julie nakibuule has been there since the beginning and is now general manager. >> it's really funny, that being a man he has invented a sanitary pad, which he obviously doesn't use for biological reasons. but he is a genius at innovations. >> moses musaazi derives inspiration from his immediate surroundings. >> on my side as a father, maka

. >> san francisco's glide memorial church host add health insurance enrollment event so sign peel up for obamacare with the deadline eight days away. enrollment counselors were available to help people pick out plans. >> you don't enroll you might be penalized, 1% or $95. whichever is greater, and 1% of your income is significant. that penalty could affect somebody's meal for the average day. >> even greater penalties say health officials is suffering an injury that could cost you a significant amount of money without insurance. >>> almost 10,000 people took part in the oakland running festival. a 34-year-old man from whittier, california, won the men's marathon in two and a half hours. he came in more than ten minutes ahead of his northeaster rival. the first time he has taken part in the oakland marathon, and he says it was challenging. >> once i got going, i had to commit and just keep following through. ended up being tougher than i thought it would. >> runners took part in relay racings, half marathon and a 10k. the event brought more than $10 million into the city and raised up

emergency workers in new york city are clearing the debris at the site of that explosion that killed eight peeldemolishing two apartment buildings. afghan president hamid karzai making his final address to parliament. he says american troops can lead afghanistan at the end of the year because his country's own military is ready to handle security on its own. >>> to france now, this weekend taking public transportation in paris and some other cities, well, it won't cost a dime. the government is offering free service in an effort to reduce air plugs. >> you may not think much about who's in charge of all those dot-coms, dots-orgs and so forth on the internet. there is a group that addresses internet names addresses and technical aspects. it's run by the united states, now the commerce department under the obama administration may give up control of that group raising serious questions and making u.s. businesses more than nervous. it's viewed as a response to international concerns that the united states has too much control over the web, especially after disclosures about nsa under surveillance

the bill that is under consideration begins to peel back the layers of outdated and restrictive laws and video rules and regulations that are now decades old and work against consumers and risk-taking job creators. say the to like to current rules take place in a free-market, i would like to point out that this bill dispels that met with the repeal of this sweeps roll which is just one provision of an entire law called the 1992 cable act that lays out a long and specific on'ts betweenand d content creators and video providers. on the one hands, it is true that we live in a free country, but on the other, it is a stretch to say these negotiations for without the heavy hand of government localing when and where stations can be carried in how consumers can buy certainty of packages. unfortunately, the rules are clear and that these mandates work against consumers and job creators. so let me conclude by saying that in an effort to promote more freedom for all stakeholders, i will look forward to a more comprehensive review and reform of the entire suite of communications laws and laws to

. >> san francisco's glide memorial church host add health insurance enrollment event so sign peel up for obamacare with the deadline eight days away. enrollment counselors were available to help people pick out plans. >> you don't enroll you might be penalized, 1% or $95. whichever is greater, and 1% of your income is significant. that penalty could affect somebody's meal for the average day. >> even greater penalties say health officials is suffering an injury that could cost you a significant amount of money without insurance. >>> almost 10,000 people took part in the oakland running festival. a 34-year-old man from whittier, california, won the men's marathon in two and a half hours. he came in more than ten minutes ahead of his northeaster rival. the first time he has taken part in the oakland marathon, and he says it was challenging. >> once i got going, i had to commit and just keep following through. ended up being tougher than i thought it would. >> runners took part in relay racings, half marathon and a 10k. the event brought more than $10 million into the city and raised up

. >> if a child is experiencing hypothermia, what's that child peeling? >> in the earliest stages of hypothermia, like yound i we start to shiver. our bodies are saying how can i keep you warmer? so kids can't shiver fast enough to warm their body temperature up. >> operators of the new casino set for prince george's county will use surveillance to prevent gamblers from abandoning kids. as for alicia brown, she still has custody of her child but face as court appearance later this mop there are safeguards in place. the casino has a 200-person security team and surveillance cameras inside and outside the parking lots and garages. leaving a child unattended in one of the cars, contact police immediately. >> we have an interactive map showing cases of children being left in cars and casinos online at nbcwashington.com. all you have to do is click on investigations. at first glance this might seem like a class for a couch potato. that's not the case at all. this teacher of this language arts class of bell monday ridge middle school in loudoun county has swapp

the best way to do it would be peel off the bridge and elevate in the middle and as you start to land you'll have to elevate again, it's quite a bit of aerial structure we have 3 hundred million reported. there's nothing we're doing to preclude that as a future extension but we have capital costs which is a large potential agreement of the project we think the focus should be in the immediate term. i thought about it and i certainly hear about the connection to the daily city. i think people love bart because it's fast and reliable but we are trying to make the m ocean view like that. it depends on what you're desire is but some people choose daily city bart because it's fats faster and we're trying to make the m line like that >> thank you. >> a question along those lines if we are talking about the m line going to daily city bart we're talking top of a portion will not be going down this area so i think we want to make sure that the randolph corridor don't lists services. >> let me clarify is decision that was middle-income made in the park merced plan some trains would go to the ta

so as soon as we really encouraging peel the alzheimerss association, as soon as they notice symptoms to go see their physician, so they can get a diagnosis or find out that it is something else. >> dr. petersen, millions of cases undiagnosed is there even a reliable test for alzheimerss. >> well, the diagnosis of alzheimerss disease still comes down for a clinical judgement, but i think physicians and clinicians are getting much better at picking up the earlier and earlier signs of the disease. such that we can pick unearly memory impairment that is likely to go on to be the fully developed alzheimerss disease, and i think by being able to identify the disease earlier, when we get the effective therapeutics we can intervene at that point. >> but there's no blood tests no spitting in a cup, no quick once over from a clinician, that will tell that person oh yeah i am dealing with someone in the early stages of alzheimers. >> that's correct. there's no pregnancy test for alzheimerss disease as we know it right now. as we develop more bio markers, perhaps blood tests will be able to refi

you might want to keep your eyes peeled this spring. con can tracts to buy already built homes. to they lorest level. filing for unemployment benefits dropped last week, and the monthly average is now the loyest seen is since is sent is, that means companies have enough to keep their staff onboard. maybe they might even hire. longer term, new data from the federal reserve, show a slinking work force, and lower unemployment rates heading forward, all of this is fine but workers still have two pressing issues. widening income and equality, and what appears to be a continual hollowing out of america's middle class. and funds the government with the taxes it pays without a healthy middle class, we all lose. rich or poor. my next guest says the best way to address the gap and help the middle class is to change or reform the tax code. he was chairman of the council of economic advise discoers during two second term, that maze him the chief economic advise discoer. in 2008, and 2012, he is now dean of the columbia business school in new york, and he joins us now, glen, good to see you.

my face was peeling off and my lips were blistering.hat's when i saw scotty getting out of the vehicle. my heart just dropped. with all the folks i served with it was a very, very close bond. scotty was like my little brother. we were real really, really clo. he was doused in diesel fuel and i thought he was dying right there. >> you had no resources at that time? >> i had nothing. i was helpless, nothing i could do. listening to scott in anguish. >> has this virtual reality treatment helped you in terms of coping with the ptsd? >> i knew i wouldn't be magically cured but i could cope. >> what was the horror you couldn't revisit? >> i was confronted with the question of you know what could you have done differently? do you think you're superman, can you put zeal fuel with some -- diesel fuel with dirt in your hands, i found out i shouldn't be spoid in my own actions and what i did. >> we find helping a patient to confront and process difficult emotional memories rather than avoiding them is the key the getting over.ptsd. >> what a power

the list, looked at it and said wait a minute, what are all of these statements -- who are all these peel whose statements i have never seen before? >> there were statements from brandy bench and tammy -- tammy told police that barry behaved suspiciously when he got to the fire scene. >> why are we stopping here? >> look around and see if you see any evidence. >> like what? >> like, i don't know, just look. >> she claimed he wanted to search an area 100 yards from the farmhouse. >> we had parked down the street from the farm and he had mentioned to me that maybe we should go down by the car and start back up on opposite sides of the road, looking for evidence or something, just to see if there was anything amiss or whatever. >> to roy brown, this was a critical piece of information. sabina kulakowski's body was discovered in that same area around daybreak. >> they're still battling the blaze, you know, and he's not even up there helping. you know? he's walking down the road look way over here. if he was so concerned, why wouldn't he be looking up there? >> and barry claimed he had an alib

. >> but see how they peel off an even better trick. >> this >> explosion control, viewed from a helicopter. safe up above. this is in the national park in canada, visitor safety specialists who work for canada's mountain national parks. they are coming in to set off controlled explosions. >> oh. >> to create some avalanches. they set this thing off and all of this snow takes off down the mountain, and it's beautiful. >> deliberate avalanche. >> right. >> protection for citizens and for hikers and for people who might be out in this area. >> but beautiful. >> just to see this down the mountain. >> it builds and it builds, it looks like white smoke. >> what a fun job. >> where you see where this ends up, you're going to see how technically accurate these people can be. >> like a big funle. >> highway 93. watch what happens. >> stops right before. >> wow. >> absolutely. they don't need to stop traffic. >> dissipates feet from that road. >> isn't that incredible? >> they know what they're doing. >> dare i say it, quite possibly the best 30 seconds on the web. this video, we had on our show not

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and when he was peeling, he was looking to see if he had a 20, but he didn't.100s. >> wesley's cousin said when they were finished shopping, wesley left with friends whom he didn't know. he said there seemed to be some tension among them. >> they go to the back of the car and they talk. when they're talking back there, it's an intense conversation. >> it wasn't an argument, but you could see that he was talking like he was either frustrated or angry, but it wasn't loud. >> the three men drove off. and the next day wesley person was dead. police questioned wesley's family and learned that the men matching the description were wesley's longtime friends justin glover and lawrence morale. both men were in their early 20s and like wesley had minor brushes with the law but had never served time. and had no violent offenses. >> my understanding, they had known each other going back to when person lived in new york. >> when questioned by police, both men denied any involvement in wesley as murder. they said they dropped wesley off at his house. and that was the last ti

by to pick up donna, and he was out in the street just revvin' his trans am real loud, and then he peels out on the street and he started doin' donuts... and then out comes donna all smiling and, like... looking at him. what a slut! look, if she wants to date him, that's fine, but he doesn't have to be all loud and jerky about it. jerky, loud, donut jerk. oh, guess what, boys? i entered the big wiener contest at the piggly wiggly, and i won a year's supply of all-beef hot dogs. ha ha ha ha! i'm a wiener winner. ha ha ha ha!

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